Restore your pack to fully mission-capable status with this authentic USGI MOLLE II Load Lifter & Quick Release Strap Set. Originally issued for the Universal Camouflage Pattern (UCP/ACU) MOLLE II Large Rucksack, these critical components bridge the gap between your enhanced shoulder straps and the polymer pack frame. Whether you are replacing lost hardware, fixing a damaged surplus ruck, or building out a custom tactical rig for your next backcountry hunt, these straps provide the vital connection points needed to carry heavy loads comfortably. Built from high-tensile military webbing and premium impact-resistant polymer hardware, this set ensures your gear stays locked down while allowing for emergency quick detachment. What's Included (2) Upper Load Lifter Straps: Designed to attach the top of your shoulder harness to the frame, allowing you to dynamically adjust and shift the pack's weight forward to reduce shoulder fatigue. (2) Lower Quick-Release Straps: Provide the essential lower connection point between the shoulder straps and the frame, featuring the quick-disconnect male buckles necessary for rapid pack ditching in emergencies. Key Features Military-Grade Webbing: Heavy-duty, abrasion-resistant nylon construction ensures no-slip performance under maximum structural tension. Premium Hardware: Field-proven ITW Nexus / National Molding buckles designed to adjust smoothly and lock tightly without slipping, even when wet. Direct Replacement: Fits standard U.S. Military MOLLE II Large Rucksack frames and enhanced shoulder strap assemblies. Specifications Color: Foliage Green (For UCP / ACU Digital gear) Load Lifter NSN: 8465-01-524-7241 Quick Release NSN: 8465-01-524-8415 Manufacture: Genuine U.S. Government Issue Note: This listing includes one pair of load lifters (2 straps) and one pair of quick-release lower straps (2 straps). Rucksack frame and shoulder pads are sold separately. Condition is exactly as pictured. Fast shipping directly from Forest City Supply in Cleveland, OH.
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