Videos tagged with Load Bearing

This guide details the setup and key features of the Spiritus Systems LV-120 Plate Carrier, drawing on expert insights from a Spiritus Systems representative. It covers placard attachment, cummerbund integration using FirstSpear Tubes, and shoulder strap adjustments for optimal ergonomics and load-bearing capability. The carrier's design prioritizes rigidity and material science for demanding operational environments.

This guide details the setup of the HRT ARC Belt 2.0, a rigid and lightweight load-bearing belt. It covers pouch attachment, holster integration for firearms like the Sig 2011, and the improved magazine retention system of the 2.0 version. The review highlights the belt's durability and security, making it a top choice for tactical and everyday carry applications based on four months of field testing.

This guide details the setup and key features of the HRT Tactical LBAC plate carrier, based on a year of field testing by TonyD2Wild. It covers the installation of the Maximus placard, cummerbund, and zip-on panels, highlighting the carrier's modularity, 500D Cordura construction, and quick-release system for enhanced operational flexibility and comfort.

Spiritus Systems introduces the Reactive Cummerbund, designed to enhance mobility and comfort by articulating with user input. This one-size-fits-all cummerbund replaces traditional sizing with adjustable stays and a unique chassis design. It offers improved rigidity and load-carrying capability compared to older tri-band designs, particularly when used with the LV119 or LV120 plate carriers.

This video compares the Agilite K19 and K0 plate carriers, highlighting their design philosophies, comfort, weight, pricing, and attachment systems. The K19 is presented as a more comfortable, load-bearing option with greater body contact, while the K0 is geared towards a slim, light, and fast setup. Key differences in padding, weight distribution, and rifle stock compatibility are discussed, offering insights for tactical dads and gear enthusiasts.

This video demonstrates the setup and operational use of the T.REX ARMS Quad Flap Chest Rig, presented by Lucas Botkin. It covers donning the rig, dynamic shooting drills with an AR-style rifle equipped with an ACSS Raptor LPVO, tactical reloads using PMAGs, and the modularity of the chest rig for customization. The guide also shows integration with a backpack for a complete load-bearing system, emphasizing efficient movement and gear configuration for tactical applications.

This video highlights critical 'oh sh!t' moments experienced by GBRS Group members, emphasizing the importance of gear knowledge and contingency planning. Key takeaways include ensuring communication devices like push-to-talk systems are not accidentally activated by weapon slings and the necessity of having backup equipment, such as spare night vision goggles, for critical operations. The discussion also covers potential failures in parachute deployment systems and the importance of robust gear preparation.

This video provides a pragmatic guide to building effective tactical loadouts on a budget, emphasizing where to save (surplus, budget brands) and where not to compromise (medical, magazines, armor). The host, demonstrating high authority and expertise, critiques various budget options, offering specific recommendations and warnings based on practical experience. Key takeaways include the reliability concerns with some budget AR-15s and magazines, the importance of quality armor, and the dangers of unverified medical gear.

This video addresses the common 'magazine debate' by advocating for a balanced combat loadout. It emphasizes that carrying an excessive number of magazines can be detrimental, hindering mobility and neglecting other crucial sustainment and mission-specific items. The instructor, Trench Grenade, argues for controlled rates of fire and prioritizing essentials like water, medical supplies, and mission-critical tools over simply maximizing magazine count.

This guide focuses on preparing for backcountry hunting by conditioning your body and utilizing your pack effectively. It emphasizes training with a loaded pack, specifically incorporating side-hilling techniques to build crucial muscles for mountain terrain. The advice extends to utilizing gym equipment for simulated training when natural hills are unavailable, and highlights the importance of testing gear in spring to ensure readiness for fall hunts.

This video from T.REX ARMS reviews their Plater Carrier, exploring whether it's better used in a fully rigged configuration or a slick setup. The content likely delves into the versatility and application of the carrier for different tactical or defensive needs, providing insights for viewers interested in personal protective equipment and load-bearing solutions.

This video explores the advantages and disadvantages of 'rucking,' which is the activity of carrying a weighted backpack. While the video title and description do not explicitly mention firearms, the term 'rucking' is often associated with military and tactical preparedness, which can indirectly involve firearms and associated gear. However, without further context or a transcript, direct firearms-related tags cannot be definitively extracted. The content appears to focus on the physical and logistical aspects of carrying heavy loads.