The JPC 2.0 speaks for itself, it is the best of the best. It is a genuine CRYE JPC 2.0, the price tag is high, but alone it is a blessing to be able to acquire one of these in Canada at an affordable price if you do not have too many expenses, especially considering the value this would have in Eastern Europe right now. We are lucky. This type of equipment has inherit value, and I believe it is most definitely not getting cheaper, so that negates the price tag furthermore, infact so much so that I would see acquiring one of these more so as a commodity as well as a product due to its increasing value. It is professional military-grade modern equipment that is more than premium. If the price tag scares you, but you still can reasonably afford it along with the rest of your gear then I highly urge you to acquire it because it will carry inherit value.

As for the insight into the customer service it goes like this; I was double charged and that was an error that could not be pointed at anyone. I attempted to pay for the order, but the transaction was not going through. I tried it a few times then decided to open then close the website and it worked after that it worked. I assume that the site glitched and took one of my failed payments, though it did get sorted out promptly through their accounting team and customer service team. Thank-you Algiene!

It would be very good to see a tropical multicam version of these, but that relies on production and not 911 supply. It would be very good to see more CRYE backpacks/ pouches designed for the JPC 2.0 on the 911 supply site.

Nonetheless I got my money back in just under two weeks, though I'm sure if I pushed harder I would've gotten it back much sooner, but I made the issue clear and gave them their time to sort it out. No rush, no bullshit, but stern on the issue.

Crye JPC 2.0 is easily 5 star product, 911 Supply handled the situation well so I recommend them as well.