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Every piece of Carcajou gear is designed and manufactured in Canada by a veteran-owned team. Our products are tested in real-world military, law enforcement, and survival scenarios before they reach you, ensuring durability, modularity, and mission-ready performance.

Our NEXUS series plate carriers are built around SAPI/ESAPI sizing, but can accommodate most 10”x12” shooter’s cut plates and soft armor backers. Always check your plate dimensions against our sizing chart before purchase for optimal fit.

Yes. The NEXUS system is modular. You can swap placards for direct-action loads, reconnaissance setups, or minimalist configurations, and change cummerbund styles (elastic, MOLLE, or structural) depending on load requirements.

Chest rigs like our light LBEs or Pattern 84-based rigs carry ammo and mission gear without armor, keeping weight and heat load lower—ideal for patrol, recce, or mobility-focused operations. Plate carriers integrate ballistic protection with your fighting load.

For sustained patrols or environments like the humid Southeast, a belt kit or H-harness distributes weight off your chest for better ventilation. Chest rigs work well for rapid deployment and short-duration engagements. MOLLE belts integrate seamlessly with drop pouches, holsters, and sustainment gear.

Yes. Our concealment line includes boonie hats, sniper veils, Badger Hoods, and ghillie wraps designed for silhouette disruption and IR signature reduction. These can be layered over load-bearing gear without compromising access.

We follow a proven IFAK philosophy—tourniquet accessible with either hand, hemostatic gauze, pressure dressing, chest seals, hypothermia blanket, and shears. Keep life-saving items forward and visible; boo-boo kit supplies go in separate pouches.

Yes. Our gear uses industry-standard PALS/MOLLE spacing, so it will integrate with most quality tactical nylon on the market.

Absolutely. Many customers adapt our rigs for search-and-rescue, backcountry travel, and emergency response. Our patrol loadout philosophyapplies just as well to civilian disaster scenarios as it does to operational deployments.

Our NEXUS series is designed for SAPI/ESAPI sizes, most commonly 10”x12” shooter’s cut plates, and supports soft armor backers for comfort and edge protection. Always confirm plate measurements before ordering

Yes. The NEXUS system is modular—swap placards for direct action, recce, or low-profile work, and choose between elastic, MOLLE, or structural cummerbunds depending on load and mission.

No. In hot or high-mobility environments, consider lighter rigs or belt kits to reduce fatigue. Armor adds ~30 lbs with plates—train for that load before depending on it in the field.

Chest rigs like our Pattern 84-based rigscarry your fighting load without armor, reducing heat and weight. They’re ideal for long patrols, mobility, or when ballistic protection isn’t needed.

Belt kits or H-harnesses excel in humid/jungle environments, distributing weight off the chest for ventilation. Chest rigs shine for short, rapid engagements where speed and front access matter.

Yes. We use standard PALS/MOLLE spacing for full cross-compatibility.

CAT or SOF-T tourniquet – mounted for either-hand access

Hemostatic gauze – QuikClot or Celox

Pressure dressing – e.g., NAR or OLAES

Chest seals – vented if possible

Hypothermia blanket – compact mylar

Trauma shears – accessible and tethered

Organize for speed: lifesaving tools forward, boo-boo kit in a separate pouch.

Yes—buy training versions or expired stock. Packaging varies greatly, and under stress, fumbling costs lives. Get hands-on familiarity before you need it.

After field use, brush off debris, rinse with fresh water if exposed to salt or mud, and air dry in shade. Avoid harsh detergents and direct high heat. For camouflage gear, store in a dry, breathable bag to preserve garnish and netting.

Specialized equipment built for military,law enforcement, and security professionals, now widely adopted by civilians.

Carcajou Tactical designs field-tested, Canadian-made tactical gear for both professionals and serious enthusiasts.

Protective gear engineered to absorb or deflect ballistic or stab threats. Available in soft and hard armor, with NIJ-certified protection levels.

Load-bearing gear, often plate-compatible and MOLLE-integrated, used to carry mission-critical items.

Every Carcajou Tactical vest is built for durability and configurability.

M.O.L.L.E. is an abbreviation (short form) for Modular Lightweight Load-carrying Equipment (gear worn by the military)

A customizable attachment system using heavy-duty PALS webbing to affix pouches and accessories for flexible mission setups.

(Pouch Attachment Ladder System):The nylon webbing layout used in MOLLE gear, enablingsecure and modular pouch placement.

(Individual First Aid Kit):Compact trauma kits designed for rapid deployment during medical emergencies in the field.

An early type of ballistic protection vest, dating back to WWII, made from ballistic nylon and metal plates, a precursor to modern body armor.

A high-strength aramid fiber introduced in the 1970s, known for its bullet-resistant properties. Used in soft body armor and tactical applications

(National Institute of Justice): U.S. body that rates ballistic protection levels(e.g., Level IIIA, III, IV), ensuring performance standards for armor and equipment.

Composed ofceramic or steel plates, designed to stop rifle rounds. Heavier and often used in high-threat environments.

Lightweight and discreet, made from materials like Kevlar. Worn under uniforms and ideal for handgun-level protection.

Footwear engineered for rugged terrain. Features include slip-resistant soles, waterproofing, reinforced toe boxes, and shock absorption— all found in Carcajou-approved boots.

A reinforced belt used to carry essentials such as firearms, CEWs, radios, and tools. Often integrated with MOLLE attachments.

(Conducted Energy Weapon):A non-lethal self-defense weapon, such as a TASER, designed to induce neuromuscular incapacitation.

The tactical use of camouflage or gear placement to reduce visibility and signature, crucial for recon and survival.

Design elements that improve comfort, fit, and efficiency, especially for extended operations in the field.

A tear-resistant fabric commonly used in tactical vests, boonie hats, and pouches — known for durability and lightweight strength.

A waterproof and breathable membrane, ideal for keeping gear and apparel dry while remaining ventilated.

(Thermoplastic Polyurethane):Used as a protective overlay on tactical boots and gear, enhancing abrasion resistance and structural integrity.

A high-traction rubber compound used in premium outsoles, offering superior grip and durability in tactical and hiking footwear.

A shock-absorbing, lightweight foam midsole, often found in tactical and athletic boots for enhanced comfort and agility

The ability of gear or material to resist penetration from projectiles like bullets or shrapnel, based on level ratings.