BrightLine FLEX Pocket Cap Front (PCF)

The BrightLine Pocket Cap Front (PCF) module offers a variety of pockets organized into three main pockets, each one with two secondary pockets, for a total of nine small pockets on the front panel. In these nine pockets you'll store all the cords, cables, chargers, batteries, stylus, memory cards, USB drives, etc, for all your electronic gear. All these important items will finally be separated and organized like you've always wanted. In addition, you'll have room for your flight timer, fuel testers, E6B, flashlights, compact portable GPS, etc. Not to mention space for your wallet, keys, cellphone, business cards, multi-tool, glasses, pens, markers, and things like Ibuprofen, Chapstick, bandaids, etc, and even your digital camera. There is also a flat half-height slip pocket on the inner surface of the module where you can stow an important document or two like a copy of your medical or your passport.

The key benefit of this PCF module is that all of your small technology and personal items are contained here, so no matter what configuration you build, you'll always have these important things with you. You'll never have to repack or reload any of this stuff from bag to bag like you used to have to do with any bag from any other company.

The Slim Handle Kit (SHK, not included) has special importance with this particular module because the SHK attaches to this module in the case where you build a bag made up of only End Caps (like the B0 SLIM). In that case, there will be no female 1" quick-release clip available for attaching the Main Handle or Shoulder Strap. So this PCF has two small loops that allow you to attach the Slim Handle by using the D3 CLIPS which are both included in the Slim Handle Kit (SHK). This also lets you use the Shoulder Strap at the same time. But the SHK is not needed unless you're going to remove all your Center Sections and build the B0, which is a End-Cap-Only bag.

There is an opposite version of this exact same module called the Pocket Cap Rear (PCR). You could, if you wanted to, zip a PCF onto the front of your configuration and zip a PCR onto the rear, thus ending up with a bunch of pockets on both the front and the rear of your bag.

Note: the PCF is one-directional (as are all of the FLEX system modules). It is always front-facing. That means that it can only be zipped onto the Front Surface of any module. You cannot zip a Pocket Cap Front onto the rear surface of a Center Section. You must use a Rear End Cap (PCR, FCR, PCR) on the rear surface and a Front End Cap (PCF, FCF) on the front surface.