Videos tagged with Blowout Kit

This video details a Tier 1 battle belt setup focused on survival and immediate action, emphasizing a shift from multiple pistol magazines to a balanced loadout of two pistol and one rifle magazine. The instructor highlights the importance of accessibility, retention, and comfort for dynamic movement, recommending specific gear choices for reliability and functionality in a 'rule of law' absence scenario.

This video provides an expert-level breakdown of Chris's 2025 Every Day Carry (EDC) setup, emphasizing personalization for lifestyle and body type. He details his primary carry, the S&W Shield Plus Performance Center, his deep concealment option, the S&W Bodyguard 2.0, and his winter carry, the Staccato CS. The review also covers essential EDC tools like knives and flashlights, and importantly, the necessity of carrying and knowing how to use medical gear.

This GBRS Group video, featuring DJ Shipley and Cole Fackler, stresses the critical importance of carrying a well-stocked medical kit in vehicles. The experts highlight that civilian medical emergencies are far more probable than combat encounters, making practical medical skills and readily accessible life-saving gear essential for preparedness.

This video emphasizes the critical importance of live tissue medical training, particularly for trauma care and hemorrhage control. The speaker, drawing from extensive experience, highlights that this training provides unparalleled confidence and problem-solving skills in real-world emergencies. It teaches practical application of medical techniques, understanding pressure, accuracy, and the nuances of saving a life, making individuals a more universal asset.

This video provides a comprehensive overview of a minimal infantry kit setup for civilian doomsday or WROL scenarios. The presenter, identified as 'average civilian', details essential gear including a ballistic helmet (Ops-Core FAST recommended), a T-Rex Arms plate carrier with a 3-mag placard, and a Ronin Tactical belt with a Safari Land holster. Emphasis is placed on personal protection, medical readiness with a blowout kit, and identification markers.

This video showcases the everyday carry (EDC) and vehicle loadout of Angel Cortez, a former Army Ranger. He emphasizes immediate access to critical items like a CAT tourniquet and a Winkler fixed-blade knife. The loadout includes a comprehensive medical kit, substantial extra ammunition, and survival essentials like water and high-calorie food, all organized with a focus on rapid deployment and self-sufficiency.

This video introduces the GBRS x Phokus Research Advanced Trauma Bundle (ATB), a comprehensive medical kit designed for tactical and emergency situations. It highlights the key components: the GBRS Group IFAS pouch, the Phokus Research Group ETK, and a Soft Tourniquet. The bundle is presented as a convenient, cost-effective alternative to assembling a blowout kit from individual parts. The instructor emphasizes the availability of the IFAS pouch in various colors and the thorough contents of the ETK.

This video emphasizes the importance of properly mounting and accessing tourniquets as part of essential tactical gear. The speaker advocates for hard-mounting tourniquets to prevent them from becoming lost or misplaced, recommending placement on a belt for easy access with both hands. The TQS tourniquet is highlighted for its non-skid padding and robust metal components, facilitating effective application even under duress.

This YouTube video focuses on setting up a Tactical Individual First Aid Kit (IFAK). The title directly asks about medical gear on a belt, implying the video will demonstrate or discuss the importance and configuration of an IFAK for tactical or everyday carry scenarios. It suggests a practical approach to carrying essential medical supplies for immediate use.

This video details a Navy Operator's war kit loadout from 2007-2017, focusing on the 'then' aspect. The presenter emphasizes practical considerations like plate carrier fit, sling configuration for weapon retention and maneuverability, and the use of flap-covered pouches to prevent snagging and keep gear clean, especially during helicopter operations and fast roping. Key gear includes a London Bridge Tactical plate carrier, a single-point bungee sling, a Benchmade fixed blade knife, medical shears, and multiple magazine pouches, with a strong emphasis on accessibility and security of essential items. The presenter also introduces the concept of a 'gear shakeout' drill to test the integrity of the loadout during physical activity.

This video details the 'Gray Man' EDC essentials, focusing on the Vertex Gamut 2.0 backpack as a versatile bag for blending in while carrying critical gear. The presenter, an experienced individual who has traveled extensively, emphasizes the importance of appearing as a non-hard target to avoid unwanted attention, especially in potential conflict zones. The bag is equipped with Level 3A armor inserts for personal protection, a Dark Energy power pack for electronics, and a concealed compartment for a pistol PDW setup, including a CGS suppressor and Modlite. The philosophy centers on being prepared without advertising it, making it suitable for everyday carry in uncertain environments.

Rob Pettinelli, a former Navy SEAL, breaks down his tactical gear setups, emphasizing the 'mission plus role equals gear requirements' equation. He discusses helmet configurations, including the Crye Airframe for its shock rating and ventilation, and the importance of integrating communications. Pettinelli also details his preferred plate carrier and belt setups, highlighting modularity and accessibility for essential items like magazines, medical kits, and mission-specific pouches.