PATREON SHORTS - Plate Carrier Hydration Set Up

Published on October 13, 2023
Duration: 3:35

This video details a practical hydration setup for plate carriers, emphasizing strategic water carriage over strict SOPs. It showcases a modified backpack system and a Crye Precision plate carrier with a 50oz bladder, highlighting custom hose routing for left-handed shooters and the use of rubber bands for securing extra bottles. The setup also includes integrated storage for tools like bolt cutters.

Quick Summary

Optimize your plate carrier hydration by using a modified backpack system or dedicated pouch, ensuring easy hose access, especially for left-handed shooters. Supplement with water bottles in cargo pockets during initial movement. Secure extra bottles externally with rubber bands and utilize rear pouches for essential tools like bolt cutters.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Hydration SOPs & Importance
  2. 00:27Modified Hydration Strategy
  3. 01:56Plate Carrier & Bladder Setup
  4. 02:53Rear Pouch Contents & Tools

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the recommended hydration strategy for tactical operations?

The video suggests prioritizing avoiding dehydration and cramping over strict SOPs. A practical approach involves using a combination of water bottles during initial movement and a main bladder, strategically placed and accessible.

How can I optimize my plate carrier for hydration?

Consider using a modified backpack system woven into the backplate or a dedicated hydration pouch. Ensure the hose is routed for easy access, especially if you are a left-handed shooter, and utilize external methods like rubber bands for extra water.

What are some non-hydration items that can be stored in a rear plate carrier pouch?

Rear pouches can effectively store essential survival gear and tools. Examples include a lightweight jacket for weather changes, specialized charges, or tools like bolt cutters for self-extraction or utility purposes.

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