The Matchpoint USA TAC-Book is a compact modular organizer built from two Tac-AMP plates joined with one-wrap hook and loop. Measuring 5.63 by 5 inches, it includes 24 inches of shock cord and supports multiple mounting configurations for organizing hard goods and softer equipment in one adaptable platform.
The Matchpoint USA TAC-Book provides a compact, highly configurable way to organize small equipment and accessories. Measuring 5.63 inches by 5 inches, it uses two Tac-AMP plates connected with one-wrap hook and loop, allowing the system to function as a portfolio-style booklet or as individual mounting surfaces depending on the user's setup.
Each Tac-AMP can accept items on both sides, giving users multiple surfaces for arranging compatible equipment. When the two plates are used together in the booklet configuration, hard goods can be mounted along the exterior while softer items can be secured between the plates.
This arrangement helps separate different types of equipment while keeping them together in a compact format. The hook-and-loop connection also allows the two-plate setup to be adjusted to suit changing organization requirements.
The TAC-Book includes 24 inches of shock cord that can be woven through the grid-like openings in the plates. This gives users flexibility when securing equipment that does not require permanent hardware attachment.
The plate openings are also sized to accommodate Chicago posts and screws, providing an additional mounting method for compatible hard goods. By supporting both shock-cord retention and hardware mounting, the TAC-Book can be configured around a wide variety of small equipment.
Finished in black and made in the USA, the system emphasizes modular organization rather than a fixed pouch layout.
The Matchpoint USA TAC-Book is useful for users who want more flexibility than a conventional fixed-compartment organizer provides. Its dual Tac-AMP plates, shock-cord grid, hardware-compatible openings, and booklet configuration allow equipment to be arranged around the user's needs rather than a predetermined pouch layout.
