Sheriff of Baghdad Boot Kit | SOB Tactical

Published on February 14, 2020
Duration: 2:53

The SOB Tactical Boot Kit offers a one-handed solution for lacing and securing boots, developed by John 'Shrek' McPhee for operational necessity. The system involves precise cutting of laces after determining optimal tension and removal, followed by installing polymer cord locks and crimping cord ends for a clean finish. This allows for quick donning and doffing of footwear, ideal for tactical or everyday carry situations where speed and efficiency are paramount.

Quick Summary

The SOB Tactical Boot Kit, developed by John 'Shrek' McPhee, enables one-handed boot lacing and securing. It requires precise lace cutting after determining tension and involves installing polymer cord locks and crimping cord ends for a fast, snag-free system.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Origin of the Boot Kit
  2. 00:24Sizing and Preparation
  3. 00:54Installing Cord Locks
  4. 01:20Marking and Cutting Laces
  5. 01:44Attaching Cord Ends
  6. 02:15Final Demonstration & Use

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the SOB Tactical Boot Kit?

The SOB Tactical Boot Kit is a lacing system designed by John 'Shrek' McPhee that allows for quick, one-handed tightening and loosening of boots. It uses polymer cord locks and ends to replace traditional laces.

Who developed the SOB Tactical Boot Kit and why?

John 'Shrek' McPhee developed the Boot Kit while serving in the Army. He needed a way to tie his boots with only one functional hand after sustaining a bicep injury.

How do you install the SOB Tactical Boot Kit?

Installation involves lacing boots to find the correct tension, marking and cutting laces, activating cord locks, feeding laces through, and crimping polymer cord ends for a secure finish.

What are the benefits of the SOB Tactical Boot Kit?

The primary benefit is the ability to quickly secure or release boot laces with one hand. It also provides a snag-free profile by tucking excess lace into the boot tongue.

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