Your video sealed the deal for me brother. I’m looking for a good quality PC with a smaller profile than the IBA we were issued back in the day. When shopping, the “2.0” was just obviously the right plan because it projects the image of being new and improved over the generation before it. Your explanation definitely is directed at what will work for me. Appreciate it!
I got blessed by a SF brother to get a 2.0 for $260.00 along with a high-speed phone holder, m4 flap, 1 polymer mag holder, and GPS pouch, I was looking for the 1.0 just wasn't have any luck with that, great video, Blessings to you and your family my brother in Arms 4 Life.
You are spot on with this video in the differences with the two plate carriers. Unless you are conducting missions/situations requiring many different requirements then the 2.0 would be ideal. Im in special operations and for my personal use I just have the JPC.
Nice video. One thing is that the 1.0 is missing a drag handle which can be important for quick man down extractions right? But I think an addon can be found or there's also the Spiritus recovery handle for that
Cole, thank you so much for this video man- I'm 5'9 and 200lbs- I went with a Medium JPC based off of what I was reading from your input in the comments-
I’m trying to decide between the JPC 1.0 vs 2.0 vs Mayflower APC. I heard that the JPC 1.0’s plate bags run smaller. So a JPC 1.0 size Large is needed to fit most medium plates . I believe CRYE fixed this sizing issue in the 2.0. Can anyone confirm this?
Thank you for explaining the practicality of the back panel. That was going to be the deciding factor in my purchase. I agree, I don't see myself using a zip up back panel, I just thought it was a cool feature.
thanks im going with the 1.0. Besides my plate carrier im gonna carry a ILBE backpacks so the zipper function of the jpc 2.0 would be really useless if i have those.
@@johnsvanlife4429 there are placards/ placard conversion kits for the JPC 1 that will allow you to run .308 mags, but you’re looking at roughly $100 more in spending at least to get that setup complete.
In this video it was the built in kangaroo flap on the JPC 1.0. I now use a spiritus placard on the Axl conversion kit for the JPC 1.0 (much preferred).
Civiilian here looking for my first setup. What plates do you recommend? I dont have a lot of time to do research unfortunately... Someone mentioned spartan plates... Not necessarily on a tight budget, but I want them to be effective.
Have a Crye JPC 2.0. Was pretty weirded out about the missing mag flap but whatever. I just got Crye AVS platebags and harness and hoping that is more comfortable for my deployment coming up. Either way, its better than the issued IOTV.
I like the idea of the SPC but it’s similar to the JPC 2.0 in that it doesn’t come complete and ends up being expensive. However, I’ve never actually used one so I can’t really say!
Civvy with a bunch of time on both the JPC 2.0 and the SPC here. If you have a JPC already, either 1.0 or 2.0, I wouldn't really bother going to an SPC unless you have a maritime context. In some ways, it's an upgrade. But in other ways, the SPC has some strange design decisions that can be frustrating to work around. The most common problems are the oddly high placard mounting points, limited PTT real estate, and the potential need for fabric plate coverings (ex S&S Precision SOCS). The most standout pro of the SPC is the cost: you get an JPC 2.0 feature suite for only $169--assuming you already own a Crye-compatible cummerbund and front flap. As Mr Gillespie has already pointed out, this could very well be a negative point if you don't already have these components on hand. Other than that, you get unmatched water drainage, incredible water resistance, and probably the best-in-class ratio of durability-to-lightness.
Always Armed88 after being into gear as long as I have been and having so much Crye Precision stuff over the years, it becomes easy to see what’s real and what’s not. The fake ones are actually pretty easy to spot once you know what to look for.
@@matcha_546 I’m sure you’ve found the answer, but I had problems finding the same thing. I have both UHMWPE and steel plates (A46100). The steel plates are mad thin so I don’t believe they would fit well. The plate bag has stretchy material on the side and I believe the build up coat on the plates would wear away at that within a few months. I hope that helps
You could get away with a medium. I prefer to ride things on the small side. A large might feel a little too big for you, but it’s all personal preference. I’d recommend a medium.
hey brother, seems like the plate bags are thin. are they comfortable? and in terms of other plate carriers, do you have any experience with the velocity scarab?
How far into your army carrier were you before you could run your own gear? Unit specific or what? I always see some guys with issued gear, and then some have like “aftermarket” gear. How’s all that work?
Totally unit specific. Some commanders prefer the “uniformity” of everyone having the same issued gear on and that’s it. Some of it’s probably that issued gear is what the Army has tested and approved. Other units don’t care so long as you can wear plates and your standard load outs and stuff.
Also, to answer your first question, when I was just a plain Jane line SAW gunner, I had to wear what I was issued. No deviation. Once I got into my battalions recce platoon, I got away with a little more. Now that I’m in a LRS unit (not officially anymore but we still maintain the “small unit” mentality) we pretty much wear whatever we want.
Okay! I’m asking all of this because I get my GED papers in about a month and I’m going to the Army hopefully as 11b and I have a lot of my own gear already from other work i do so I want to be able to wear my crye gear as well
Did the JPC 2.0 and Spiritus combo, wasn’t a huge fan. Crouching or getting into the prone with the weight of the placard would cause it to start pulling away from the plate carrier. Like the Velcro wasn’t good enough so it would flop around a little bit. Not terrible, but not secure enough for what I wanted.
Cole Gillespie I had that issue at first because I had an HSP MMHv2 under it and I moved the HSP under the cummerbund flaps then placed the spiritus over the flaps and it stared sticking better for me with all that weight in there. But it’s still thick out front with both of those. If there’s no need to run a loop panel placard out front then the 1.0 is the best option.
@@NemeanIndustries Norgestar is who I bought my 2.0 JPC from. He's legit and it shipped super fast. I agree with everything you said, but I still love my 2.0 :)
Im 6'0" and I average around 185 lbs (but I can range between 175 to 190 depending on how often I'm in the field. Active USMC), currently I run small ESAPI plates with a small issued carrier. I'm talking to a source and about to purchase a JPC 1.0 from them. Do you think I should up to the medium and go trade in my current set up to get the medium plates?
Obviously for training a small is going to feel better but a medium is definitely what you should be wearing. We’re about the same size (you’re taller) and I’ve always had medium. And I think they’re perfect for me.
Patrick Henry I got mine off eBay and unless I’ve made some rookie mistake, it’s legit.lol. If yours isn’t legit, mine isn’t either. But again, I’m 99.999% sure it is. Basically I don’t have anything about it that comes off as fake.
@@NemeanIndustries good to know. I have never owned a PC. And this is my first Crye product. I used a PC way back in the day (2001 Kosovo). But that shit was way old. Now to find some Hesco L210s. That seems about optimal.
@@NemeanIndustries it came in today and it seems legit. Not that I could definitely tell what a fake or what the real deal looks like. But everything seems like correct. Now to find some plates. Thanks man. If it wasn't for your vid, I would have probably done what you did. Get the 2.0. Regret. Then get the 1.0. 1.0 seems to have everything that I wanted.
just bought mine today, $241 for the jpc 2.0, $60 for the m4 flat, and $45 shipping here in alaska. shit lol i cant find jpc 1 anywhere and the website says it will take 12-16 weeks for it to get shipped, so i just got the 2.0 fvck it.
Can* reach, just not easy to access. That’s why it’s for my Nods, something I only need to access once a day. Also, this is a very old video. I have a very different kit setup now.
@@NemeanIndustries it should be easy to access, the struggle is a waste of time and keeps your mind out of the fight for just that many more seconds, and seconds kill. And we need a kit update. 👍
@@raulolvera-thorup263 I run my nods in a GP pouch on my belt now. Kit has definitely expanded but become more efficient and streamlined at the same time. I haven’t made a video in like 9 months, I could make something new!
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Thanks brother, I knew the 2.0 didn't come with a kangaroo pouch, but knowing the 1.0 is ready out of the box your video was very helpful.
Your video sealed the deal for me brother.
I’m looking for a good quality PC with a smaller profile than the IBA we were issued back in the day.
When shopping, the “2.0” was just obviously the right plan because it projects the image of being new and improved over the generation before it.
Your explanation definitely is directed at what will work for me.
Appreciate it!
Thanks for going into detail between the two. I'm thinking about switching over from the 5.11 to the crye 1.0.
Andrew Souvanna Definitely do that. The 5.11 is good for working out but is a terrible plate carrier for tactical applications. You’ll love a JPC.
Lol same bruh but I’m going 2.0
Do it
@@NemeanIndustries I’m a little late to the party, why is the 5.11 bad?
@@fury556 shoulder strap design, webbing design, overall the type of material used. It’s not the worst i guess, but I’d never use it.
Ive been leaning towards the 1.0, but after watching this im definitely going with the 1.0!
Thanks for making this.
vet in civ div.
i specifically bought the 2.0 and zip pack after he said not to.
dont tell me what to do.
Bwahahaha best comment ever. Rockin' the 2.0 downrange w/first spear tubes mods; zip packs are great.
Does that make you "cool" or a "rebel"?
I got blessed by a SF brother to get a 2.0 for $260.00 along with a high-speed phone holder, m4 flap, 1 polymer mag holder, and GPS pouch, I was looking for the 1.0 just wasn't have any luck with that, great video, Blessings to you and your family my brother in Arms 4 Life.
You are spot on with this video in the differences with the two plate carriers. Unless you are conducting missions/situations requiring many different requirements then the 2.0 would be ideal. Im in special operations and for my personal use I just have the JPC.
same
Great video. Any updates to how your JPC has held up?
Had 4 different JPCs over the years, all of them were phenomenal
The two point 0 Has Place for buckles for your front placard does the original JPC accept a front placard with swift clip buckles
I love the 2.0, yes it’s more expensive but I can customize it the way I want.
Great info. While I will be running a 2.0, definitely would and have heard many recommend the 1.0 over the 2.0 for multiple reasons you've said.
Great video. What is your MOS in the Army.
11B
Hellz yeah grunt!
Nice video. One thing is that the 1.0 is missing a drag handle which can be important for quick man down extractions right? But I think an addon can be found or there's also the Spiritus recovery handle for that
Cole, thank you so much for this video man- I'm 5'9 and 200lbs- I went with a Medium JPC based off of what I was reading from your input in the comments-
Hey dude I see you were with the Nebraska guard 45th inf. I was with ok 179 c co before going active duty
Thank you for helping me decide, I’m going to go with the jpc 1.0 👍🏼
I’m trying to decide between the JPC 1.0 vs 2.0 vs Mayflower APC.
I heard that the JPC 1.0’s plate bags run smaller. So a JPC 1.0 size Large is needed to fit most medium plates . I believe CRYE fixed this sizing issue in the 2.0.
Can anyone confirm this?
Thank you for explaining the practicality of the back panel. That was going to be the deciding factor in my purchase. I agree, I don't see myself using a zip up back panel, I just thought it was a cool feature.
Dude you nailed it!!!!
I also opted for the mk1 simply because of the cost associated. I wear the mk1 + a back pack.
GREAT info. Definitely influenced my thinking.
thanks im going with the 1.0. Besides my plate carrier im gonna carry a ILBE backpacks so the zipper function of the jpc 2.0 would be really useless if i have those.
what is the brand for the combat shirt that you wearing ?
Patagonia
@@NemeanIndustries thanks
My biggest concern is does the 1.0 plate bag fit hesco L210 10x12 plates.... Their bag is sized for 9 1/2 x 12 1/2
Pretty great and accurate review of the two. Good video, bro. 🤙
9:34 Hypalon I believe.
hey i was wondering does the original jpc integrated mag pouches fit .308 ar10 mags/
No it doesn’t
@@NemeanIndustries thanks for letting me know
@@johnsvanlife4429 there are placards/ placard conversion kits for the JPC 1 that will allow you to run .308 mags, but you’re looking at roughly $100 more in spending at least to get that setup complete.
What front mag pouch do you use?
In this video it was the built in kangaroo flap on the JPC 1.0. I now use a spiritus placard on the Axl conversion kit for the JPC 1.0 (much preferred).
Im 5’11 160lbs, i got a small jpc, but im wondering if I should get a medium. Some thoughts pls?
You’re kind of at the limit for a small. It should be fine but if you gain any weight you’ll want a medium
Hey what is the height of those mags? I want to figure out if my VEPR 12 8 round magazines will fit in the mag pouches.
7 months later and can confirm it has NOT blown over
Checking in 3 months after this... nope... not better here either lol
@@user-jn7if5cv5s checking back another 3 months... Gov. Is STILL clinging to that power and relevance
@@don8659 *looks out window, slips coffee* yup.... still looks like shit out there...
What size plates are you running?
Medium
Thanks man helped me make my decision almost went with a 2.0!
Civiilian here looking for my first setup. What plates do you recommend? I dont have a lot of time to do research unfortunately... Someone mentioned spartan plates... Not necessarily on a tight budget, but I want them to be effective.
I usually just default to Hesco plates
Just bought jpc 2.0 $266 didn’t see the 1 and the 2.0 was the only carrier that fit my 11x14 plates
Have a Crye JPC 2.0. Was pretty weirded out about the missing mag flap but whatever. I just got Crye AVS platebags and harness and hoping that is more comfortable for my deployment coming up. Either way, its better than the issued IOTV.
Oh for sure. I’ve never tried on an AVS (can’t afford one lol) but I’ve always dreamt of having one. My buddies in SF seem to like them a lot.
@@NemeanIndustries Yeah definitely I feel you on that one. They are less expensive on Provengo.
Thanks for the review Kol. This helped a lot. What are your thoughts on the SPC?
I like the idea of the SPC but it’s similar to the JPC 2.0 in that it doesn’t come complete and ends up being expensive. However, I’ve never actually used one so I can’t really say!
Civvy with a bunch of time on both the JPC 2.0 and the SPC here. If you have a JPC already, either 1.0 or 2.0, I wouldn't really bother going to an SPC unless you have a maritime context. In some ways, it's an upgrade. But in other ways, the SPC has some strange design decisions that can be frustrating to work around. The most common problems are the oddly high placard mounting points, limited PTT real estate, and the potential need for fabric plate coverings (ex S&S Precision SOCS). The most standout pro of the SPC is the cost: you get an JPC 2.0 feature suite for only $169--assuming you already own a Crye-compatible cummerbund and front flap. As Mr Gillespie has already pointed out, this could very well be a negative point if you don't already have these components on hand. Other than that, you get unmatched water drainage, incredible water resistance, and probably the best-in-class ratio of durability-to-lightness.
Where'd you get the patch?
Robert Solis the flag patch?
Great review brother. Wish my command while I was in would have had or let us use the jpc. We were only allowed to use the iba or the iotv.
Same for my time on active. I got away with wearing it once in the field right before ETSing
We just got a new CO and he just gave us the green light to wear plate carrier. We just need to use the army issued plates
@@ralphgonzalez861 that's awesome bro. Sounds like you have a good CO.
It's September and every place is sold out of every crye carrier until backorder is done in January of next year...
Not Ebay ;) Ordered a 1.0 yesterday off of Ebay and scheduled to arrive next week. Just gotta be careful who you buy from I suppose.
How do you tell on eBay which is a REAL Crye JPC? I've seen some knockoffs that look exactly like them, hopefully you didn't get jipped
Always Armed88 after being into gear as long as I have been and having so much Crye Precision stuff over the years, it becomes easy to see what’s real and what’s not. The fake ones are actually pretty easy to spot once you know what to look for.
@@NemeanIndustries could I DM you a picture of one that I'm looking at? I can't tell if it's real
Is the crye jpc2 more comfortable?
They feel pretty much identical honestly
What type of plate are you using and do you think ar500 plates would fit nicely in the jpc 1.0?
Your first problem is having AR500 plates
Geee thanks gun snob. Didn’t need your opinion.
@@matcha_546 I’m sure you’ve found the answer, but I had problems finding the same thing. I have both UHMWPE and steel plates (A46100). The steel plates are mad thin so I don’t believe they would fit well. The plate bag has stretchy material on the side and I believe the build up coat on the plates would wear away at that within a few months. I hope that helps
From the future where crye has released the JPC R series. Which is more comfortable, more durable, and more expensive than the jpc 1 and 2.
Ive got the mayflower APC but was thinking about upgrading to CRYE JPC, any thoughts? Civilian use but pretty much gonna be my boogaloo carrier
Adam Ray SF buddy of mine has used the APC and didn’t say it was bad, but does prefer the JPC to it.
PataGucci Guru Cool man, thanks for your input
Are the medium plates a tight fit, will it speed up the wear of the plate bag?
Depends on the type/ shape of the plate. I have swimmer cut plates and I don’t think it really effects it honestly.
Wassup man I’m 5’11 about 200ish medium or large ? RMA got the 1.0 for $230 only large tho but have no clue what size to get
You could get away with a medium. I prefer to ride things on the small side. A large might feel a little too big for you, but it’s all personal preference. I’d recommend a medium.
What size
hey brother, seems like the plate bags are thin. are they comfortable? and in terms of other plate carriers, do you have any experience with the velocity scarab?
I think they’re extremely comfortable. The edges of the plates don’t dig in or anything. But no, I’ve never tried out the Scarab
How far into your army carrier were you
before you could run your own gear? Unit specific or what? I always see some guys with issued gear, and then some have like “aftermarket” gear. How’s all that work?
Totally unit specific. Some commanders prefer the “uniformity” of everyone having the same issued gear on and that’s it. Some of it’s probably that issued gear is what the Army has tested and approved. Other units don’t care so long as you can wear plates and your standard load outs and stuff.
Awesome thanks for the reply, sub’d🤙🏻
Right on, thanks! I try to respond to every comment I get, so ask away!
Also, to answer your first question, when I was just a plain Jane line SAW gunner, I had to wear what I was issued. No deviation. Once I got into my battalions recce platoon, I got away with a little more. Now that I’m in a LRS unit (not officially anymore but we still maintain the “small unit” mentality) we pretty much wear whatever we want.
Okay! I’m asking all of this because I get my GED papers in about a month and I’m going to the Army hopefully as 11b and I have a lot of my own gear already from other work i do so I want to be able to wear my crye gear as well
Nice gear review. Exactly what I was looking to know!
How tall are you and what’s the jpc size?
About 5’11”, 180lbs, and the JPC is a medium
PataGucci Guru I’m 5’7 155lb, do you think I’ll be able to rock a small? I can’t find any mediums
PataGucci Guru I’m trying to figure out if I should get the AR500 invictus or the small jpc
Ryan Hansen I’d recommend Crye over AR500 any day
PataGucci Guru you think a small would be too small though?
This helped me a lot. Thanks!
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helped alot. thank you
Does ur unit let you wear it ?
ZachV3 Yup. Wouldn’t have gotten it if I couldn’t wear it.
Go JPC 2.0 with a Spiritus, D3CRM of mag placard. The 1.0 is perfect if you just want it set out the box like he said but the 2.0 imo is worth it
Did the JPC 2.0 and Spiritus combo, wasn’t a huge fan. Crouching or getting into the prone with the weight of the placard would cause it to start pulling away from the plate carrier. Like the Velcro wasn’t good enough so it would flop around a little bit. Not terrible, but not secure enough for what I wanted.
Cole Gillespie I had that issue at first because I had an HSP MMHv2 under it and I moved the HSP under the cummerbund flaps then placed the spiritus over the flaps and it stared sticking better for me with all that weight in there. But it’s still thick out front with both of those. If there’s no need to run a loop panel placard out front then the 1.0 is the best option.
Agreed. If you’re not going to run a placard and you’re never going to need .308 mags, you don’t need a 2.0 lol
what kind of plates you using and what size?
Late reply but I just put Hesco 4401s in my JPC 1 and they fit perfectly.
Thanks for this!
Appreciate the info brotha
What seller did you buy from on ebay? Not wanting to buy a fake haha
Norgestar. He upcharges like 10% of the original price for everything but you can’t find it anywhere else right now so there’s not much choice lol
Okay great thanks!
@@NemeanIndustries Norgestar is who I bought my 2.0 JPC from. He's legit and it shipped super fast. I agree with everything you said, but I still love my 2.0 :)
Thx for the info ,ill be getting the 1 🎉🎉🎉
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Im 6'0" and I average around 185 lbs (but I can range between 175 to 190 depending on how often I'm in the field. Active USMC), currently I run small ESAPI plates with a small issued carrier. I'm talking to a source and about to purchase a JPC 1.0 from them. Do you think I should up to the medium and go trade in my current set up to get the medium plates?
Obviously for training a small is going to feel better but a medium is definitely what you should be wearing. We’re about the same size (you’re taller) and I’ve always had medium. And I think they’re perfect for me.
@@NemeanIndustries how low on your torso does the medium go? A little hard to tell from the video.
Mike Griffith the bottom of the plate sits an inch or two above my belly button.
@@NemeanIndustries so just below your sternum?
Great review bro! Helped me, ty
I think you need a size up for your carrier unless it’s a large then damn
Nah fam, I’m sized Medium for almost everything military related. Larges come down almost to my waist.
@@NemeanIndustries I’m thinking about buying the normal jpc because I don’t have a use for the 2.0 it’s always weird with sizing on stuff though
@@Chavylifts I’d just say if you’re above 6’ then you should get a large. Smaller than 5’7”, get a small
Thank you, getting 1.0
Great info...thanks!
Welp, thanks to your video, I ordered a Large JPC off Ebay. I hope I got a legit one.
Now to find some plates.
Patrick Henry I got mine off eBay and unless I’ve made some rookie mistake, it’s legit.lol. If yours isn’t legit, mine isn’t either. But again, I’m 99.999% sure it is. Basically I don’t have anything about it that comes off as fake.
@@NemeanIndustries good to know. I have never owned a PC. And this is my first Crye product. I used a PC way back in the day (2001 Kosovo). But that shit was way old.
Now to find some Hesco L210s. That seems about optimal.
@@NemeanIndustries it came in today and it seems legit. Not that I could definitely tell what a fake or what the real deal looks like. But everything seems like correct. Now to find some plates.
Thanks man. If it wasn't for your vid, I would have probably done what you did. Get the 2.0. Regret. Then get the 1.0. 1.0 seems to have everything that I wanted.
Patrick Henry good stuff man, hope you enjoy it!
Great comparison man, thanks for the video. 👍🇺🇸
Thanks, I appreciate that
I love my JPC 1 :)
good info, tks
just bought mine today, $241 for the jpc 2.0, $60 for the m4 flat, and $45 shipping here in alaska. shit lol i cant find jpc 1 anywhere and the website says it will take 12-16 weeks for it to get shipped, so i just got the 2.0 fvck it.
Gotta do what you gotta do lol
wait how did you get the jpc 2.0. I asked Crye 2 weeks ago about it and they said they were out of stock.
@@Donnydarco100 Yeah, i got the 2, its not on stock, but u can place your order. its takes months though
oh okay, i just ordered mine. Cant wait.
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eBay guys...
You can find all the crye gear you want on eBay
A GP pouch where you can’t reach is dumb
Can* reach, just not easy to access. That’s why it’s for my Nods, something I only need to access once a day. Also, this is a very old video. I have a very different kit setup now.
@@NemeanIndustries it should be easy to access, the struggle is a waste of time and keeps your mind out of the fight for just that many more seconds, and seconds kill. And we need a kit update. 👍
@@raulolvera-thorup263 I run my nods in a GP pouch on my belt now. Kit has definitely expanded but become more efficient and streamlined at the same time. I haven’t made a video in like 9 months, I could make something new!
Hard to find armor after all the peaceful protests
Quick vidéos, 10min blablabla.