Videos tagged with Tactical Apparel

This video provides a first look at new gear from Hush Holsters, XTAR, Die Free Company (DFCO), and Magpul. Expertly presented by Ivan from Kit Badger, the review covers tactical apparel, XTAR batteries and chargers, Magpul magazines and stocks, and a specialized suppressor holster. The content highlights specific product features and potential applications for modern tactical setups.

This video details the author's competition loadout for the 2026 Moons Out Night Vision Competition, held at Echo Valley Training Center in West Virginia. It covers clothing, footwear, night vision equipment, firearms (an AR-15 and a lever gun), ammunition, and various accessories. The author shares insights into the performance of his gear, particularly highlighting challenges faced due to weather and firearm malfunctions, offering practical lessons learned from the event.

This video demonstrates the use of a thermal camera integrated with a DJI drone, showcasing its potential for surveillance. It also features the InfraheX Stealth Textile t-shirt, presented as an 'invisibility cloak' designed to mask thermal signatures. The content highlights advanced gear for tactical applications, emphasizing stealth and detection capabilities.

This video demonstrates a tactical handgun draw and the use of a weapon-mounted light (WML) in a simulated confrontation. The creator, identified as a tactical content creator, showcases a controlled draw stroke and proper two-handed grip, emphasizing target identification in low-light conditions. The scenario leans into a vigilante justice theme.

This guide details the quick draw technique using the Valhalla Tactical Loki Jacket, as demonstrated by instructors from Geauga Firearms Academy. The jacket features specialized side snaps and an internal 'Hand Garage' designed to facilitate a sub-second draw from concealed positions like 4 o'clock or appendix carry. Consistent practice is emphasized to overcome the resistance of the strong snaps, enabling a faster and more covert presentation of the firearm.

This video showcases the Spiritus Systems Mission Rugby Shirt, emphasizing its suitability for tactical operations. Key features highlighted include its 'No Melt, No Drip' material, lightweight and breathable design, and American manufacturing. The shirt is presented in conjunction with professional-grade tactical gear and simulated high-intensity scenarios like live fire training and room clearing, positioning it as a durable and functional choice for operators.

Spiritus Systems introduces new tactical apparel, including the Mission Rugby Shirt, a Fire Resistant (FR) garment designed for safety with no-melt, no-drip properties. They also discuss advancements in plate carrier back paneling, focusing on zipper compatibility between Spiritus Systems and Pharoah Concepts gear to standardize modularity for end-users.

This video demonstrates the optimal method for carrying a firearm comfortably and securely in sweatpants or gym shorts. It highlights the importance of specialized apparel with reinforced waistbands and internal belt loops, paired with robust EDC belts like those from Arrowhead Tactical. The presenter also suggests specific holsters and leverages deep pockets for effective concealment and quick access, even for full-size firearms.

This video from Paul Harrell's channel, featuring Johnny B, is a Christmas Eve special that blends humor, satire, and firearms-related memes. It touches on themes of American patriotism, tactical gear promotion, and pop culture references, particularly 'Die Hard'. The content is presented with a high-energy, satirical tone, showcasing deep familiarity with firearms community memes and commentary.

This video from We The People Holsters promotes their holiday hoodie bundle. It showcases the hoodies, including a design with an American flag sleeve patch, worn in a tactical environment at an outdoor shooting range. The context of loading a pistol magazine reinforces the brand's connection to the firearms community.

This video, while primarily a humorous compilation, includes a practical demonstration of handgun accuracy and fit by Paul Harrell at the 10:12 mark. It also showcases Tri-Star Trading Co. Woobies apparel, highlighting various camouflage patterns and styles. The content touches on firearms culture through memes and a shoutout to Eric Pratt of GOA.