@@swampdweller1566 Yeah! I've got a Black and Silver one for Wave Tools, the Black finish does come off pretty easily, you're just as good rattle-canning the tool as getting a Black one lol.
I dig it, very nice setup! I believe some of those smart water bottles actually are compatible with sawyer filter threads so u could keep a filter on hand to filter straight from your bottle if needed like some ultralight hikers do
very interesting point about gauzes and bandages being more relevant to stop bleeding...that's exactly what was explained to us last time the Red Cross performed a First Aid class at worksite, tourniquets (be it real ones or improvised ones with belts and stuff) are reserved for only the most serious cases of bleeding that happen on extremities (like completely mangling or losing a hand/foot, or a REALLY large and deep laceration on your arm/leg, guess also for large penetrative wounds like bullet wounds on the limbs), but for everything else pack gauze and pressure bandages are where it's at. Really useful informations, thank you for sharing and providing thoughtful insight!
I love the chest rig setup. I've been looking for something that works for myself, and I think I found it because of this video! Keep up the great and informative videos!! Thank you 😁
Here from Risky Chrisky’s channel. He was right, very very useful information here. Keep the good videos coming brother, and thank you for what you’re doing for all of us🇺🇸
Excellent setup and well thought out. There are dozens of UA-cam ninjas running around the woods carrying tacticom (tactical comical) equipment trying to feel like a real man. Your equipment is sufficient for any use cases that a civilian might encounter.
Great idea on tape the water bottle . I got a Gatorade bottle , I'll tape it . 👍 Great kit you have there , and I would like to here your review of the knife . My criteria is will they work as a camp knife as well as a fighting knife . Great video ! 👍👍👍👍👍
I'm setting up a TAPS panel with the Spiritus upgrade kit. I'll move most of my pouches from my plate carrier to it until I can buy more pouches, and maybe even double up on gear. I can choose which one for the task, or have a setup I can toss to someone to help me.
I appreciated my web belt and LBV-88 while walking on foot in the hot humid south. Butt pouch, canteen pouches, mag pouches, IFAK hold it all, while opening up your chest and back for airflow. I appreciate my Rhodesian rig in and around vehicles, when wearing an internal frame “backpacker” ruck, and also while crawling on all fours up steep mountains in the west. I hate my Flak, period. Hot, heavy, traps in sweat/precip, not great for playin in the water. Chlorine Dioxide has been proven to be more effective than the Iodine Tablets. The Liquid IV will make green skanky water taste less like Hobo diarrhea.
The british plce webbing is realy nice for scouting/survival setups. I got mine more or less setup for a get home/patrol setup. Works great in that eye site not very good for vechile mounted ops tho
What brand is your chest rig? Awesome idea. I’ve been using an old Alice LBE system for my swamp trips but have been thinking of switching to a different system.
Is this a particular chest rig, or just a generic brand or something? I've been looking for something that will let me carry 2 canteens in the armpit/ribs kind of like this, but I'd like to avoid a lot of extra molle weight. I like smart bottles too, I put a flip cap on top to save time & not lose it. I didn't even think of the tape idea, I may have to buy some 'camo' tape & copy that!
Great video! I noticed your hat and I’m in the same place. Would love to talk with you about training in the area together. Have to figure out a way to contact each other if you are interested.
Good stuff! Nice thing about Chest Rigs is their versatility while staying relatively light, love the Leatherman Wave, I have several of those.
Absolutely, being light is one the best things about it I think. And yeah there great multitools, I need to get a black one
@@swampdweller1566 Yeah! I've got a Black and Silver one for Wave Tools, the Black finish does come off pretty easily, you're just as good rattle-canning the tool as getting a Black one lol.
I dig it, very nice setup! I believe some of those smart water bottles actually are compatible with sawyer filter threads so u could keep a filter on hand to filter straight from your bottle if needed like some ultralight hikers do
Yeap they are, I usually keep a sawyer mini in my cargo pocket for that very reason
very interesting point about gauzes and bandages being more relevant to stop bleeding...that's exactly what was explained to us last time the Red Cross performed a First Aid class at worksite, tourniquets (be it real ones or improvised ones with belts and stuff) are reserved for only the most serious cases of bleeding that happen on extremities (like completely mangling or losing a hand/foot, or a REALLY large and deep laceration on your arm/leg, guess also for large penetrative wounds like bullet wounds on the limbs), but for everything else pack gauze and pressure bandages are where it's at. Really useful informations, thank you for sharing and providing thoughtful insight!
Nice and slick. Recommend tethering your items to the pouch or the PALS webbing. Paracord 1A (vs Type 3 aka 550) is great for this function.
I love the chest rig setup. I've been looking for something that works for myself, and I think I found it because of this video! Keep up the great and informative videos!! Thank you 😁
Here from Risky Chrisky’s channel. He was right, very very useful information here. Keep the good videos coming brother, and thank you for what you’re doing for all of us🇺🇸
Excellent setup. Everything you need right where it needs to be. Simple and no frills.
Would love to see 36 hr with this kit . Thanks for the video. Nice set up .
Excellent setup and well thought out. There are dozens of UA-cam ninjas running around the woods carrying tacticom (tactical comical) equipment trying to feel like a real man. Your equipment is sufficient for any use cases that a civilian might encounter.
I think you went over everything except the name of the chest rig. It’s a velocity systems gen 4 to anyone wondering
Hikers use the smart water bottle. All the time. They use it because it is light weight.
Excellent! Chest rigs are so useful for so many things. Outstanding brother!
Thanks man!
Great setup
Good kit brother glad you're back ...🇺🇸🇺🇸
Good video, nice rundown. Decent amount of survival basics in the kit. I like it.
Good to see you back. Missed your vids.
Thanks man glad to be back
This is what my micro rig will most likely evolve into. I can already see it coming
Great rundown of your chest rig setup!
Thanks man and thanks for the share!
I love my Leatherman Wave. I modified a 1/4" hex bit into an awl bit for it .
Good info and succinctly communicated
Great idea on tape the water bottle . I got a Gatorade bottle , I'll tape it . 👍
Great kit you have there , and I would like to here your review of the knife . My criteria is will they work as a camp knife as well as a fighting knife .
Great video ! 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you, glad you got something from it. I'll try and get a review up on it soon
Slick setup you got goin on, good sir.
I'm setting up a TAPS panel with the Spiritus upgrade kit. I'll move most of my pouches from my plate carrier to it until I can buy more pouches, and maybe even double up on gear. I can choose which one for the task, or have a setup I can toss to someone to help me.
I appreciated my web belt and LBV-88 while walking on foot in the hot humid south. Butt pouch, canteen pouches, mag pouches, IFAK hold it all, while opening up your chest and back for airflow.
I appreciate my Rhodesian rig in and around vehicles, when wearing an internal frame “backpacker” ruck, and also while crawling on all fours up steep mountains in the west.
I hate my Flak, period. Hot, heavy, traps in sweat/precip, not great for playin in the water.
Chlorine Dioxide has been proven to be more effective than the Iodine Tablets. The Liquid IV will make green skanky water taste less like Hobo diarrhea.
The british plce webbing is realy nice for scouting/survival setups. I got mine more or less setup for a get home/patrol setup. Works great in that eye site not very good for vechile mounted ops tho
Gireat video! What model chest rig is that?
What brand is your chest rig? Awesome idea. I’ve been using an old Alice LBE system for my swamp trips but have been thinking of switching to a different system.
Alice lbe is great kit, i use to use one and loved it. But this is a Velocity systems gen 4.
Is this a particular chest rig, or just a generic brand or something?
I've been looking for something that will let me carry 2 canteens in the armpit/ribs kind of like this, but I'd like to avoid a lot of extra molle weight.
I like smart bottles too, I put a flip cap on top to save time & not lose it.
I didn't even think of the tape idea, I may have to buy some 'camo' tape & copy that!
This is a velocity systems gen 4 chest rig. The side pouches won't hold an kind of standard military canteen or Nalgene water bottle unfortunately
Just snagged an m81 version!
You lucky dog...I didn't even know they made them in m81
@@hisheroisjon I might have to give them a look, still want one in multicam tropic tho lol
@@swampdweller1566 they have that too
Who makes that rig??
Great video! I noticed your hat and I’m in the same place. Would love to talk with you about training in the area together. Have to figure out a way to contact each other if you are interested.
Where abouts are you
@@swampdweller1566 near the Beaufort area
What compass it that?
A brunton, but I can't remember 5he exact model
"promosm" 💯