Israel Marom Dolphin tactical brand TV7711 tactical vest

11 Feb.,2025

the introduction of each part of the TV7711 load-bearing vest

 

Israel Marom Dolphin tactical brand TV7711 tactical vest

 

The TV7711 load-bearing vest designed and produced by the Israeli tactical brand Marom Dolphin does not use the Molle system. Instead, it adopts the same fixed sub-pack design as the US military LBV and TAC vests, but the number of sub-packs is more than the former, and the loading capacity is higher. Stronger. The vest itself does not have protective capabilities, and a water bag can be carried on the back.

 

I don’t know what the significance of the naming of this vest is. Is it to commemorate the visit of Egyptian President Sadat to Israel in November 1977 and the historic reconciliation between Egypt and Israel?

Next, let’s take a look at the introduction of each part of the TV7711 load-bearing vest.

 

1. Shoulder straps - There is an adjustable velcro + size adjuster on each shoulder, which allows you to adjust the height of the vest by yourself;

 

2. Knife bag – specially designed for tactical knives;

 

3. Medical unit - used to hold medical supplies such as bandages;

 

4. D-ring – items can be hung on the D-ring through the quick-hook buckle;

 

5. Small secondary bag - used to carry survival accessories;

 

6. Straps - long straps with internal slots for rope rigging

 

7. Hydration bag;

 

8. Waist adjustment straps – 6 side adjustable straps to adjust the waistline of the vest;

 

9. Triple rifle magazine pouches (there are also two on the right side of the vest);

 

10. Plastic buckle – high quality Velcro buckle for quick release;

 

11. Map bag – 10X6.5cm transparent double map bag;

 

12. The long bag on the side of the rifle magazine bag - can be used to carry pistol magazines/pencil flares/glow sticks/pens and other items;

 

13. Helmet bag - a large folding bag on the back of the vest for carrying the helmet;

 

14. Radio Pouch - For holding a complete radio system or first aid supplies.