Videos tagged with PALS Webbing

This video provides a detailed setup and review of the High Speed Gear Mini Chest Rig. The presenter, Ivan from kitbadger.com, emphasizes its modularity and scalability, showcasing how to configure it with HSGI Gen 2 Taco pouches for rifle magazines and a radio pouch. He highlights its ability to integrate with plate carriers via its velcro backing and buckle system, as well as its use as a standalone chest rig. The setup prioritizes a lightweight approach for 'shoot, move, communicate' scenarios.

The Spiritus Systems Assault Back Panel Core Mark II offers a streamlined attachment system using 'fang' tabs and integrated zippers for quick and secure mounting to compatible plate carriers. It features a single vertical MOLLE column for mounting accessories and utilizes YKK zippers for adjustable interior volume. The panel also includes an integral beaver tail for expanded storage.

This video provides a comprehensive overview of gun belts, explaining their purpose and offering guidance on selecting and configuring one. The instructor details his personal battle belt setup, highlighting specific gear choices and their rationale, emphasizing the importance of a supportive loadout for skill development and preparedness.

This review covers the Chase Tactical Roll-Up Dump Pouch, highlighting its 500D Cordura construction, drainage eyelets, and adjustable shock cord cinch. The pouch can be rolled up for compact storage and attaches via PALS webbing. Its independent movement from the belt is noted as a key feature for dynamic situations and comfort, especially when going prone or when loaded with magazines.

This review covers the EMDOM/MM Immediate Access Pouch for M4 magazines. The pouch offers a balance between retention and ease of access, featuring a unique construction with sewn nylon, internal foam, tacky material, and elastic. It allows for adjustable ride height and easy reinsertion of magazines, striking a middle ground between rigid Kydex and purely elastic designs. The reviewer highlights its utility for various platforms and its ability to collapse when empty, reducing snag hazards in confined spaces.

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.

This guide explains how to properly attach MOLLE-compatible gear using the PALS webbing system. It details the weaving process, emphasizing the importance of alternating up and down through the webbing rows for a secure connection. The video also differentiates between traditional nylon webbing and laser-cut MOLLE, and discusses common mistakes like not weaving properly, which leads to a less stable attachment.

The Spiritus Systems Elastic Pistol Magazine Pouch is designed for versatile retention of various pistol magazines, including single and double stack types, as well as multi-tools. Its construction features a curved Tegris frame for rigidity and a Hank material lining for friction hold. Optional bungee retention kits can be added for enhanced security. The pouch offers a flared opening for easy magazine insertion and a streamlined profile when empty.

This review covers the USGI MOLLE II 3-Day Assault Pack, a combat-tested and field-proven piece of military surplus gear. The pack is praised for its durability, reasonable price, and modularity, featuring MOLLE/PALS webbing for customization. While noted for its lightweight design and comfortable fit for shorter durations, potential drawbacks include thin shoulder straps and a lack of mesh backing for ventilation during extended use. It's recommended as a solid option for a get-home bag or general-purpose use, with options for customization and integration into a larger system.

This video provides a tutorial on how to weave MOLLE (Modular Lightweight Load-carrying Equipment). MOLLE is a common attachment system found on tactical gear such as plate carriers, chest rigs, and backpacks, allowing users to customize their loadout by attaching various pouches and accessories. The video likely demonstrates the process of threading PALS webbing to secure these attachments effectively. It is presented by Spiritus Systems, a known manufacturer of tactical gear.

This video provides a review of the JSTA Pouch by Spiritus Systems. The presenter highlights its versatility for carrying various magazines, including pistol and rifle rounds in calibers such as 5.56mm, 7.62x39mm (AK), and .308 AR-10. The pouch can be mounted on PALS webbing or worn on a belt. It features a main compartment with two sections and a Velcro field for customization, along with a Velcro flap for secure closure. The presenter emphasizes quick access to magazines and built-in storage, making it a practical option for range days and general gear carriage.

This video review focuses on the Minuteman Plate Carrier, a minimalist tactical vest designed for 10"x12" plates. The description highlights its lightweight yet durable construction using mil-spec 500D Cordura, breathable mesh lining, and removable padded shoulder pads for comfort. It features MOLLE/PALS webbing for attachments, hook-and-loop panels for patches, adjustable straps with quick-release buckles, and a drag handle. The carrier is emphasized as being 100% Made in the USA and is available from Predator Armor.