Videos tagged with General Purpose Pouch

This guide, presented by an experienced instructor from Spiritus Systems, details methods for carrying water on tactical gear. It highlights the use of the dedicated Spiritus Systems Nalgene Pouch and the versatile Spiritus Systems GP Tall pouch, which can accommodate a 32oz Nalgene bottle with an optional divider insert. The instruction emphasizes the importance of accessible hydration on your person for tactical applications.

This video provides an in-depth review and setup guide for the Blue Force Gear 10-Speed SF Chest Rig, SR25 model in Multicam. The presenter highlights its versatility for prepared citizens and professionals, detailing its capacity for various rifle and pistol magazines, expandable rear pouches for radios or medkits, and MOLLE-minus attachment points for accessories. Key features discussed include the zippered front for easy donning and doffing, the H-style harness for comfort, and the option for active magazine retention.

This guide details the proper loading of the Spiritus Systems JSTA Pouch, a versatile accessory for gun belts. It highlights the pouch's capacity for one pistol magazine and one 5.56 rifle magazine, along with a general-purpose pocket for range essentials. The information is presented with practical, authoritative instruction from a brand representative.

This guide provides essential advice for setting up a functional Rifleman's chest rig, emphasizing practicality and combat effectiveness. Key recommendations include maintaining a streamlined front for low-profile movement, integrating hydration and essential tools like a headlamp, and prioritizing magazine capacity. The instructor advises against unnecessary 'admin pouches' on the fighting load carrier, suggesting general-purpose pouches for critical small items and dump pouches for spent magazines.

This video discusses the trade-offs between wearing body armor with plates versus a chest rig for WROL (Without Rule of Law) or SHTF (Shit Hits The Fan) scenarios. The speaker, who wears tactical gear frequently for work, argues that chest rigs are more comfortable and versatile for the majority of survival activities, which involve more movement and living than constant fighting. While acknowledging the protective value of plates, the speaker prioritizes mobility and comfort for prolonged use, accepting the inherent risks.

This guide details how to configure a chest rig for sustainment over protection, focusing on loadout choices for scenarios where body armor is impractical due to weight or size constraints. It covers the strategic placement of hydration, ammunition, and essential tools, emphasizing accessibility and mission-specific needs, particularly for Airborne operations.

This video provides an overview and practical demonstration of the T.REX Vertical GP Pouch. It covers features like dual zipper pockets, internal loop field, tie-down points, and MOLLE/speed belt compatibility. The presenter showcases how to mount the pouch on a chest rig and speed belt, and then loads it with various land navigation tools and essential gear, highlighting its versatility and capacity.

This video introduces the Sag Bag Dangler Pouch, a versatile accessory designed to attach to the front flap or plate pocket of a plate carrier, effectively creating a "fanny pack" add-on. The description highlights its multi-functional, general-purpose nature and its ability to be used independently as a standalone fanny pack. The product is emphasized as being 100% made in the USA and a link to purchase is provided.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Spiritus Systems General Purpose (GP) pouch, available in medium and small sizes. It highlights their versatility for carrying a wide range of items, from optics and ammunition to medical supplies. Key features include durable construction, MOLLE and belt compatibility, internal loop Velcro for organizers, tie-down loops for sensitive items, and dual zippers for reliability. The pouches are designed for longevity and adaptability to various mission requirements or personal needs.

This guide details the Spiritus Systems JSTA Pouch, a versatile tactical accessory. It covers its design philosophy, focusing on belt real estate conservation through integrated magazine storage. The guide explains its single-handed operation, internal organization options with loop Velcro and divider pockets, and compatibility with various magazine types (5.56, 7.62, pistol). It also highlights its utility for carrying diverse items like smoke grenades and multi-tools, and its dual mounting capabilities via belt pass-through and MOLLE. The information is presented with high authority from a Spiritus Systems representative, Adam.