Videos tagged with Belt Mounted Pouch

This video introduces the new T.REX ARMS MED T medical pouch, an updated version of the MED1. It highlights the pouch's tray design, which allows for easier access to medical contents compared to its predecessor. The MED T can be mounted via a belt pass-through or MOLLE webbing and features a quick tear-open design for rapid access to supplies.

This video provides a comprehensive overview of the T.REX ARMS MED-T belt-mounted medical pouch. It details how to mount the pouch platform to a belt using MOLLE or a pass-through system, load the tray with essential medical supplies like chest seals, gauze, and a tourniquet, and demonstrates the quick-deploy tear-away feature. The presenter emphasizes the pouch's compact design and accessibility, comparing it to previous models.

This video reviews the Soileater BMTH V2 tourniquet holder, highlighting its utility for utilizing previously underutilized front battle belt space. The presenter demonstrates how it securely holds a CAT tourniquet and a Sharpie marker, emphasizing the importance of immediate access to medical supplies. The review notes a minor concern about edge fraying after casual use but ultimately praises the product's functionality and value.

This review covers the CSM Tactical Gear dump pouch, highlighting its utility for carrying empty magazines, pistol magazines, or other small items. The reviewer emphasizes the importance of a pouch that maintains its shape and features a secure closure, like the CSM's rigid opening and drawstring, to prevent items from falling out during dynamic movement. Both a regular and a smaller version are discussed, with recommendations for different use cases.

This review covers Blue Force Gear's M4 belt pouches, specifically the Low-Rise and High-Rise models. Constructed with their signature 10-Speed elastic and Ultra Comp material, these pouches offer durability and water resistance. The review highlights differences in depth between the two models, discussing their impact on concealment and ease of use, particularly for low-profile applications or with shorter magazines. It also touches on insertion and drawing techniques, emphasizing the need for a rigid belt to support non-rigid pouches.

This video review focuses on the Compact Tear-Off Med Pouch, a USA-made product from Original SOE (Special Operations Equipment) Gear. The reviewer highlights its compact size and versatile mounting options (vertical or horizontal) as key features. The pouch is presented as the best belt-mounted medical kit the reviewer has found for their personal use within the 'Battle Belt series'. Links to the manufacturer and the reviewer's own platforms are provided.