or 332 may also be made adjustable such as by using one or more components not shown such as slides buckles etc coupling points 10 20 and 30 as shown as loops but some or all of coupling points 10 20 and 30 may be configured or designed differently such as using hooks buckles rings d rings clips wire loops etc as discussed below with respect to fig4 a carrier can be made using any material or combination of materials such as nylon cotton plastic silicon rubber metal wood etc a carrier may be made that is flexible or with flexible portions carriers or portions of carriers may be made with any visual designs or colors additionally fig4 shows photos of example components that may be used with equipment carriers described herein the example components may include one of more of flat hooks 405 d wings with clips 410 o rings 415 slides 420 d rings 425 nylon loops 430 nylon wire hooks 435 nylon s hooks 440 s hooks with clips 445 wire loops 450 wire hooks 455 and s hooks 460 these are example components or parts that may be used with a carrier as may be apparent to a person of ordinary skill in the art example implementations of the carriers may be designed or configured to use other components or parts not shown in fig4 fig5 a shows a perspective view of another example equipment carrier 500 in use the carrier 500 includes segments or sections 510 520 and 530 the three sections 510 520 and 530 are joined or meet at point 40 as illustrated each of.