#HTC

On June 8th High Threat Concealment (HTC) sent out an email announcing that OM Operations LLC, a Texas-based company, purchased HTC. High Threat Concealment is well known for their low profile gear and has served professionals working in close protection and low visibility operations. Their developments and continued innovation are the result of real-world experience and have provided some of the finest low profile systems used by many agencies and military personnel worldwide.

High Threat Concealment is coming out with a battle belt (war belt, bat belt, patrol belt, utility belt) that is MOLLE compatible and is a step up from their Low Pro Gun Rig, that Military Arms Channel has a good review of. Essentially it is a cloth material, that has a space in it, so you can insert a belt through to actually use as a belt, that’ll hold it to your waist. However the outside is all MOLLE, with a raised portion in the rear for admin pouches, radio pouches, or magazine pouches that take up more MOLLE space. The inside of it is velcro, so it can snap onto an existing velcro lined belt that you might have on your pants, to prevent moving around. Unlike the HTC Low Pro rig, it looks a little larger, and thus is Low Vis, instead of Low Pro. Not as concealable as their simple Cobra belt with all plastic accessory parts, but I can see where this one is more for people who want the versatility of MOLLE, while not getting too bulky with it to begin with. It also can be neatly folded in half to store it somewhere while not in use. It comes in either Black or Coyote Brown and is $105 on their website.