Videos tagged with Teespring

This video acts as a comprehensive playlist guide, compiling the intro and outro music used in Kit Badger's YouTube content. Initially a personal list, it evolved into a massive Spotify playlist of over 550 songs, totaling more than 27 hours of music, created by the creator's son, Ira. The description also includes links to Kit Badger's website, shop, Ballistic Ink T-shirts, Patreon, and Teespring store, alongside details on the Salomon DRIVER Helmet and Wild Things High Loft Jacket worn by the creator. The primary focus is on the curated music collection, presented as a resource for viewers.

This video is part 5 of the 2021 Kit Badger Coast to Coast Tour, documenting a road trip from Reno to Las Vegas, Nevada. The description humorously details a poor experience at a Motel 6 in Reno before highlighting a more positive experience in Las Vegas, including pool time with his "boys" and preparation for a second range day. The content promotes Kit Badger's merchandise and support channels.

This YouTube video features a "gun porn" aesthetic focused on the Steyr AUG rifle. The description also includes historical anecdotes about Austrian Paratroopers' performance against US troops during wartime, hinting at potential combat or historical context. The video encourages viewers to subscribe to a newsletter, support the channel via Patreon, and visit a supporter's website for discounts on MLOK accessories. It also provides links for Amazon purchases and merchandise.

This video focuses on the customization and preparation of a bus for the "Coast to Coast" tour in 2020. The description highlights the bus being transformed into a "hot rod" with custom paintwork, including flames, pin-striping, spiders, and rats. Several sponsors are mentioned, including SB Tactical, Q, Edgar Sherman Design, and Hi-Point. The video also showcases the "Kit Badger" branded "Black Rainbow T-Shirt" and the "Prometheus Design Werx Raider Field Shorts." While firearms are not the primary focus, the mention of Hi-Point and other sponsors suggests a connection to the firearms community.

This video discusses the dismissal of the case against My. Pheng Yang in Tulare County, which involved "Freedom Week" magazines. The Tulare County District Attorney's office reportedly dropped the charges after reviewing Judge Benitez's decision. The video creator also promotes their merchandise, Patreon, and affiliate links for various firearms-related gear including belts, weapons, holsters, sights, knives, and lights, as well as YouTube gear.

This video showcases the Going Gear EDC Club for December 2020 and January 2021. The description highlights the monthly subscription cost of $59.99 and provides a link to the Going Gear website. It also includes promotional links for "Sensible Prepper" videos on Survival Dispatch Insider and for "Team Sootch Minuteman" via Patreon, along with a link to "Sootch00 Gear" on Teespring. The creator, Sootch00, thanks viewers for their engagement and notes that the music is from Jingle Punks Royalty Free Music.

This video reviews The Sportsman's Box, a subscription service delivering premium field and stream gear. The reviewer tests items from the Denali box, highlighting the variety of products offered. The subscription has three tiers and options for monthly or quarterly delivery. The video also promotes various affiliated websites and the creator's Patreon and merchandise stores.

This YouTube video announcement is for the "TAC PACK JULY EDITION!!" and promotes the "LocsNLoadFirearms" channel. It provides links to their website, Patreon, Cashapp, Facebook, Instagram, Gunstreamer, Olight, Teespring store for merchandise, and the BGOE (Black Gun Owners and Education) group including their Jacksonville, Florida chapter. The content appears to be related to firearms and potentially tactical gear, given the "TAC PACK" title and the sponsors/partnerships mentioned.

This video provides a behind-the-scenes look at Ventura Munitions, showcasing their studio setup and the launch of new branded hoodies. It includes links to purchase the hoodies, a "LA Metric Clock" (likely an unrelated item for context), and various gear used by the creators. The video also encourages viewers to check out their Instagram presence and provides a mailing address for fan mail to be opened on camera. While firearms are mentioned in the context of the business name "Ventura Munitions" and the presence of a "LGS/FFL" (Local Gun Store/Federal Firearms Licensee), the primary focus of this specific video is the studio environment and merchandise, rather than a direct firearms review or demonstration.

This YouTube video is an unboxing of a product from Alpha Outpost. The description promotes various affiliate links and discount codes for OpticsPlanet, Alpha Outpost, Forged From Freedom, and Teespring. It also includes a strong call to action for donations to Mad Ass Broward, emphasizing that every $2 feeds a child. The channel owner, LocsNLoadFirearms, provides links to their website, social media, and other platforms. The video also encourages viewers to join BGOE (Black Gun Owners and Education).

This video announces the release of new QVO coffee mugs and features a promotional message for their Teespring store, which also sells apparel. The description highlights upcoming daily vlogs, video chats with Safelife Defense, and the process of making holsters. Links are provided for the QVO Apparel store, Safelife Defense, QVO Tactical's website, and their Instagram accounts. The video also includes a mail-in address for viewers to send items for unboxing on camera. Gear used for vlogging and editing is also listed with Amazon affiliate links.

This video provides a one-year review of LAPG (LA Police Gear) side zip boots. The description includes links to exclusive weekly videos, a Patreon page for supporting the creator (Sootch00), and a merchandise store. The creator thanks viewers for engagement and notes that the background music is from Jingle Punks and used with permission through the Fullscreen Network. While the video title and description focus on boots, the creator's channel name 'Sootch00' often covers firearms content, suggesting a potential tangential relevance or context for the gear being reviewed.