Videos tagged with Everyday Carry Gear

This video compares the large and small sizes of the Grab Bag Gear Renegade offbody carry bag. The large Renegade, priced at $135, can accommodate larger pistols with optics and lights, and features MOLLE webbing for attachments. The smaller Renegade, costing $125, is suitable for smaller pistols like the Glock 43X MOS and is ideal for quick, on-the-go use, also featuring MOLLE webbing. The choice between sizes depends on individual lifestyle and carrying needs.

The AGH Cross-Body Carry Bag offers a discreet solution for off-body concealed carry, featuring a dedicated rear compartment compatible with hook-and-loop holsters. It accommodates firearms from full-size to micro models and includes DryOut Technology for moisture management. The bag is comfortable for all-day wear due to its air mesh back panel and is available in Black and Ranger Green. A bundle with the Cloak holster is offered at $129.99.

This video reviews the Renegade chest bag by Grab Bags, highlighting its utility for Everyday Carry (EDC). The presenter emphasizes that carrying a firearm in this off-body bag, worn on the chest, is a viable option when maintaining situational awareness. The large size of the Renegade bag is discussed, along with its price range and a discount code.

This YouTube video, titled 'Need to Know This BEFORE You Buy!!!', focuses on providing crucial information before a potential firearm purchase. The inclusion of '#edc' and '#gearreview' in the title suggests a review or informational content related to everyday carry items and general gear, with a strong emphasis on firearms as indicated by the title's phrasing and typical YouTube content surrounding these hashtags. The video likely aims to guide viewers through considerations and potential pitfalls when acquiring a new firearm or related equipment.

The Streamlight Wedge SL is highlighted as a new favorite EDC light. It offers two brightness modes: 500 lumens for general illumination and 100 lumens for closer tasks. Its USB-C rechargeable design, slender profile, and shirt pocket clip make it convenient for daily carry. The simple, intuitive button operation is a key feature, avoiding complex modes like SOS or strobe.

Marine X presents his definitive Everyday Carry (EDC) loadout for 2024, showcasing a curated selection of gear. The review covers a Dango wallet, Benchmade Mini Adira knife with MagnaCut steel, Vaer solar watch, Nitecore EDC09 flashlight, Smith & Wesson J-Frame Airweight .38 Special revolver, and an Orbitkey organizer. The speaker's high authority level is evident in the detailed technical specifications and practical application insights provided for each item.

This video showcases a collection of tactical and lifestyle belts, focusing on their rigidity and functionality for everyday carry (EDC). The presenter highlights different buckle finishes, materials like buffalo leather, and innovative two-part systems that enhance stiffness. Specific mentions include a ratchet system belt, a dressier option for weekly use, and a robust battle belt designed for carrying magazines and supporting external holsters.

This YouTube Shorts video, likely from a creator named MuzzleBroke, focuses on essential gear for a range belt. The description highlights an affiliate link for all their gear with exclusive discounts, suggesting a focus on product recommendations and potentially an EDC (Everyday Carry) theme. The video aims to showcase must-have items for individuals who frequent shooting ranges or are interested in optimizing their loadout for carrying equipment.

Marine X provides an expert review of the Vertx Gamut 22L backpack, showcasing its capacity for everyday carry (EDC) and secure transport of a carbine. The review highlights practical features like full clamshell opening, specialized compartments for tools, and an optimal 22L size for various activities, including e-bike commuting.

This YouTube video focuses on custom-made-to-order holsters. While the specific firearms models or calibers are not detailed in the provided information, the core topic revolves around essential firearm accessories. The content is likely aimed at firearm owners seeking personalized solutions for carrying their weapons, emphasizing functionality and fit.

This video showcases the Springfield Armory Hellcat 380, highlighting its suitability for concealed carry due to its size and reduced recoil compared to its 9mm counterpart. It features an optics cut compatible with RMSC footprint red dot sights, making it an attractive option for those seeking enhanced target acquisition. The review also covers the N8 Tactical Executive Kidex holster and the Shield Sights RMSS SC micro red dot.

This YouTube Short, titled "DISLIKES & Concerns…", appears to be an opinion-based piece within the firearms community. The description hints at an "ALL MY GEAR" section with exclusive discounts, suggesting a focus on personal equipment and potentially a lifestyle element. The hashtags and title suggest the creator will discuss negative feedback or points of contention related to firearms or everyday carry items, possibly as a discussion or opinion video rather than a direct review or technical demonstration.