Videos tagged with Apparel

This video announces a promotional giveaway from We The People Holsters, offering 20 entries per dollar spent on holsters, belts, and apparel for a chance to win a RAM RHO truck and cash. It showcases various holsters and branded merchandise, alongside glimpses of the truck and a pistol draw.

This video showcases the upcoming Spiritus Systems Moto X Jersey, highlighting its design and branding. It features close-ups of the jersey with the Spiritus Systems logo and the '100%' brand on goggles. The video also shows the jersey in action on a motocross rider and mentions its release date.

The Yankee Marshal is promoting unique merchandise, including shirts, hats, and mugs, featuring original designs created and drawn by himself. All proceeds from these sales are directed to the Pets and Vets Fund, supporting animal welfare. The merchandise is available through his website, TYMPistolProject.com.

This video from PoorBoy Arms showcases a generous care package from Dogwood Armory, featuring various branded merchandise and firearm components. The unboxing includes T-shirts, a Baofeng walkie-talkie, a firearm brace, Glock FRT trigger parts, the Dogwood Armory FKT-15 drop-in trigger system, a LIBERTEE H3 buffer, an M&P FRT, and a prototype trigger. The speaker expresses significant gratitude towards Dogwood Armory and his fans for their support.

This video promotes the GBRS Group's "Burn the Ships" merchandise line, featuring various apparel items and accessories. It highlights the "No Retreat" slogan and directs viewers to their website for purchases.

This video is an impromptu thank you from the creator to their community for the unexpected sell-out of their "You're Hated. Train Like it." patches. The creator expresses gratitude for the community's support, highlighting how they influenced the launch and purchased the limited stock. The video also briefly mentions a brown aesthetic patch with a leather look.

This guide provides essential survival tips for navigating SHOT Show, drawing from the experience of Jarod from GUNBROS. Key recommendations include bringing a backpack for collecting freebies, ensuring you have business cards for networking, and rotating footwear to manage the extensive walking required at the event. The advice is presented with a casual and humorous tone, reflecting the speaker's experienced attendee status.

This video from SHOT Show features industry professionals discussing what draws them to the annual event. Key takeaways include the importance of brand awareness, customer acquisition, networking opportunities, discovering new products, and the significant presence of law enforcement and military personnel. The insights highlight SHOT Show's role as a vital hub for business and connection within the firearms industry.

Adam from Spiritus Systems provides an in-depth look at the Mission Rugby Shirt, highlighting its tactical features and material innovations. The shirt is designed for operational use, incorporating 'no melt, no drip' fabric, advanced odor control with silver threads, and a relaxed fit for comfort. Key design elements include oversized loop fields for patches and a sling-protective collar, all meeting stringent safety standards like ATSM D6413.

This YouTube video's title suggests a focus on merchandise, specifically a 'Godzilla vs King Cobra shirt,' with a secondary mention of 'merch shoutouts.' Based solely on the title and description, there's no explicit mention of firearms, calibers, manufacturers, or any firearms-related topics, applications, or gear. Therefore, the content is likely unrelated to firearms.

This video serves as a teaser for the upcoming Spiritus Systems Mission Rugby Shirt, showcasing high-intensity tactical footage. It highlights the brand's presence at SHOT Show, booth #30109, and uses advanced visual effects like night vision and thermal imaging to create a cinematic and professional presentation. The focus is on generating excitement for a new apparel product from an established tactical gear manufacturer.

This guide, drawing from the expertise of a seasoned prepper and reviewer, outlines essential survival gear categories. It emphasizes redundancy, personal trust in gear, and practical application, covering everything from cordage and fire starters to water filtration, lighting, knives, and apparel. The advice focuses on reliable, durable equipment suitable for various survival scenarios.