Videos tagged with Modular Pouch System

This guide details the installation and configuration of the Blue Force Gear Integrated Stealth Harness (ISH) and its accompanying bolt-up pouch system, as presented at SHOT Show 2026. The ISH is a UIAA 105 certified Type C climbing harness that can convert into a pelvic binder for medical use. The bolt-up pouches offer secure, direct belt mounting with 60-degree rotation for customizable access. Expert insights from Blue Force Gear Inc. highlight the technical specifications and versatile applications of this gear.

This review of the Lynx Defense Pistol Bag highlights its suitability for concealed carriers seeking a simple yet functional range bag. The bag features a cleaning mat in an exterior pocket, modular attachment points on hard shell panels for accessories like magazine pouches and holsters, and a double zipper for easy access. The presenter emphasizes its structured design for organization, making it ideal for carrying essential items like firearms, ammunition, hearing protection, and trauma kits.

This video reviews the new Vertx SOCP Tactical Fanny Pack and SOCP Sling in Multicam patterns. The presenter details the features of both bags, highlighting their modularity, water-resistant touchscreen-compatible phone pouches, and capacity for carrying essentials like electronics, tools, and even sub-compact firearms in the larger pack. The review emphasizes practical use cases for hiking, everyday carry, and concealed carry.

This video clarifies the distinction between MOLLE and PALS in tactical gear. PALS (Pouch Attachment Ladder System) refers to the actual webbing grid, while MOLLE is the broader system that utilizes PALS for attaching pouches and accessories. The speaker notes that MOLLE has become a more common, universal term, even when referring to the PALS webbing itself.

The Spiritus Systems Frag Grenade Spud Pouch is designed for secure carriage of an M67 fragmentation grenade. Its unique Penglin cut allows for adaptability to various shapes, and it features a snap closure with an optional shock cord and cord lock for adjustable retention. Beyond grenades, it's versatile for items like lensatic compasses, military radio batteries, and handcuffs, with an internal lashing point and drainage grommet.

This video demonstrates a basic setup for a tactical war belt, focusing on modularity and mission-specific configuration. The speaker, implied to be experienced, highlights the use of a Blackhawk velcro FastTech clipped belt and discusses the placement of pistol magazines for quick access. A crucial point for maritime operations is the necessity of zip-tying gear to the belt to prevent loss in water.

This video reviews the Vertx Basecamp backpack, highlighting its features for tactical use and bug-out scenarios. Key aspects include a durable hard base, extensive velcro interior for modularity with Tactigami accessories, and dedicated compartments for firearms like an AR-9 and a Sig P365, along with magazines and a suppressor. The presenter emphasizes its versatility for hiking, camping, or as a ready-to-go preparedness kit.

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 video compares the Spiritus Systems Mk IV and Mk V Micro Fight Chest Rigs, highlighting their generational differences and design philosophies. The Mk V features a single MOLLE panel front for maximum customization and a lower profile, while the Mk IV offers a dual-pocket design with a half-flap closure, favored by some law enforcement for quick access to items like handcuffs. Both utilize interchangeable magazine inserts and have loop Velcro lining for accessory attachment.

This review examines the HRT Modulus chest rig placard, focusing on its modularity and functionality as a standalone chest rig. The reviewer highlights the interchangeable magazine inserts, the admin pouch, and the optional accessories like the hand warmer and dangler pouch. While acknowledging its robust construction and competitive pricing, the review points out limitations in true modularity and suggests alternatives for users seeking greater customization or simpler solutions.

This video provides an in-depth review of Tasmanian Tiger backpacks, focusing on their durability, modularity, and value. The presenters highlight the company's commitment to quality control through in-house manufacturing and rigorous R&D processes. They compare two specific models, the Trooper Light Pack 35 and the TT30, detailing their features, materials, and intended uses, emphasizing their suitability for various outdoor and tactical applications without breaking the bank.

The 5.11 AMP 10 is a versatile 20-liter tactical backpack that can be configured as a sling bag or traditional backpack. It features a modular Gear Set system for customization, a dedicated CCW compartment, and durable 1050D nylon construction. The bag is well-suited for outdoor activities, EDC, and general preparedness, offering multiple access points and comfortable wearability in various configurations.