More than 45,000 5.11 TacTec 56100 flat carriers have been recalled.

A grade of vest used by police and emergency personnel has been recalled because the cables in the quick-release system can be detached and prevent "rapid removal of the carrier in an emergency."

According to the US Consumer Product Safety Commission's announcement, more than 45,000 5.11 TacTec 56100 flat carriers have been recalled.

According to the announcement, law enforcement officers and first responders used the plate rack in combination with the ballistic board. They are also used in combination with bulletproof boards for fitness and weight training. The bracket has "5.11" molded on the rubber label at the bottom left of the front of the bracket.

The purchase order number in the recall is:

There are reports that the cable in the quick release system is separated from the handle on the bracket. There were no reports of injuries.

Those with operators can contact 5.11 to replace the wired system for free.

Since October 2020, these straps are available in 5.11 stores nationwide, Rogue Fitness, Galls, Kroll International and other authorized retailers of fitness equipment, uniforms, and tactical supplies, as well as law enforcement and public safety personnel nationwide, as well as www.511tactical.com and It will be sold on other websites until August 2021, and the price will be about US$200.

For more information, please call 5.11 Inc. at 866-451-1726 between 9:30 am and 8 pm Eastern Standard Time on weekdays, or visit https://www.511tactical.com/product-recall Or www.511tactical.com and click "Contact Us" to send an email to the company to get a free replacement cable.

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