Snigel
We are a Snigel Design retailer and carry the whole carrying system — belts, vests, pouches, backpacks and the attachments that hold the parts together.
Snigel builds equipment as a system rather than as separate items: you choose the carrier first, then fill it with pouches to suit the task. The range is used by the military, the police, fire and rescue services and medical personnel in the field.
Vanliga frågor om snigel
Are you a Snigel Design retailer?
Yes, we sell the Snigel Design range and stock the carrying system in full — belts, vests, harnesses, pouches, backpacks, patches and the attachments and wear parts that go with them. We deliver to private individuals, companies and public sector organisations from a Swedish warehouse.
What do the numbers in Snigel's model names mean?
Numbers with a hyphen, such as -16 or -09, indicate the year in which the model was designed and are used to tell the generations apart. Designations such as 1.0 and 2.0 mark version numbers within the same model instead. Both form part of the product name, so a pouch that exists in two versions can be ordered correctly.
Do Snigel's pouches fit all of their carriers?
Yes, the attachment system is common throughout the range. A pouch bought for the belt can be moved to the equipment vest, the leg panel or the backpack. Trauma pouch, for example, attaches with a press stud and sits just as well on a duty belt as on a vest. Even so, check the dimensions of the pouch against the space you have left.
Which equipment vest should I choose?
Equipment vest -16 is the open vest for uniformed duty, with adjustable straps and a free choice of pouches. If the equipment is to be worn under plain clothes, there is the covert surveillance equipment vest -05 and the single-sided covert equipment vest -11. If the workplace calls for visibility, Equipment vest is available in HighVis yellow.






















