Run is an important survival tool. You are the weapon. A daily exercise discipline that gives you the capacity to maintain the stamina and strength for run or fight is a must. If your core makes the ready rig tight or your midline is wider than your hips, take action. For myself, at 57 yrs old, it's a daily battle for me, but running a mile in gear or being able to fireman carry a person one day will save a life. Fasting is an effective and free way to reduce the midline quickly.
@@teardown-systems I like how you liked the comment but very clearly you are not in great shape and if you workout at all, you only lift because its easy. Not even that baggy shirt can hide your beer belly and love handles, don't lecture people about "maintenance" when clearly you don't do any lol
For me, low vis means plussing up pistol mags and support gear under an Unobtainuim Gear DR-LV under a jacket or shirt. When a rifle comes into the picture, IMO, you are no longer "low viz". You've got a whole tailgate full of stuff there. That's nearly full battle rattle. Might be better to house the medical and other support gear in a courier type bag so it can be easily accessed while in the vehicle - since that seems to be the concept here (working out of a vehicle vis dismounting).
@@appoutfeed love your set up have a few buddies that run similar stuff. The ready rig is near to that we just prefer the design lf it. Like we mentioned the ready rig adapter is exactly for that where it isn’t meant for low vis but for that additional upping of capability when the situation changes. As for the courier bag they work, but just not our preference. As we have separate medical for just medical responses.
@@ProtectAndPersevere thanks! Practical is what we go for, nothing over the top, and not trying to oversell anything. Just normal dudes and what we got.
Cheap pc with steel plates and 5 shotgun cards for my maverick 88 (truck gun) is what I keep ready in my vehicle. CC and a get home bag is a starter kit for getting back home.
That’s great but if it’s in the back of your car in a bag what good does it do? Or is this like a “I know what’s going on out there. Let me gear up before I drive.”?
@@nickpalladino10 some of the things are not located where they are in the video. Thats just for being able to show it off easier in the video. We may touch on this in a later video of where we keep things located. When we would access them and why for certain things as that question has popped up a lot.
Absolutely right, we actually have two types in our lockpick case, we will be doing a video on it individually pretty soon. We also have cutters we didn’t show but have in the bag.
I’ll be honest if you respond to any type of incident wearing that I.e. active shooter or killer. YOU WILL GET DROPPED. If not by the bad guy by the police. Your low pro is so overt it’s crazy. Let’s be real you need a mindset change, risk mitigation needs to be prepped. More of a risk getting your kit stolen out ur Land Cruiser in the next 6months than you ever using that. This is a Rittenhouse mindset.
@@Robotgypsy it depends on what you respond to. Like we mentioned in the video, the ready rig is quite low vis, with the ready rig panel its not and is meant to respond to something bigger, carrying more medical and such. As for the plate carrier theres nothing overt about it, it’s fully slick. Not all of this stays in our vehicles. Some is at home, work, and or in a pack. Getting dropped by the police is definitely a possibility and something any one should take into consideration.
If you are responding, you need to call 911 and tell them what your wearing, your capabilities and what your doing along with your gear and a in-depth description as you. But I totally see your point. Coming from a military perspective it’s a lot easier cause if uniforms. But you gotta call 911 before you go in and let them know.
@cayman.a.williamsfilms They wont care what you wear or what your capabilities are. They will describe you and say you are armed regardless of intent and will treat you like a threat.
@@MiladJP thanks! Thats exactly what we designed it for, slick carriers with elastic that have no option for side armor outside of going to an overt cummerbund.
whoa whoa whoa stop.... that land cruiser gib sauce =) kidding aside. i like the color choices. same with my LowVis setup when i go to our local firing range in my country adidas backpack and comfortable clothing. but again that LC though =)
@@davidmountano absolutely theres more, fitness, leadership, prep, and a whole lot more. We encourage it all and do it all. Some we have started at different times so results don’t show yet. You just gotta continue training it all. Whether its losing weight, or training with your group.
@@MrMan_47it’s not about just running five miles. It’s just a good standard for cardio capacity. I’ve boxed for years and the biggest factor that sucks the will to fight out of people is cardio. Dudes get gassed and just give up. Cardio matters and might not just be running for miles
Great video! Instantly subscribed. I definitely plan on buying one of your molle panels for my ready rig. I was wondering, how did you attach the tourniquets to the sides?
@@MendedHeart666 its a 2.0 feature we plan to release but you could technically still do it now, use some bungie loop it behind the molle and back out wrap around the tqs.
This is a great gear video but realistically it’s gonna be useless unless you have the time to prepare most of the time you fight with what you have on you and honestly your best tool is your common sense drive away, don’t choose to fight unless absolutely necessary, do not make unnecessary decisions that will put you in a bad spot. This is always the downside to just having gear in a realistic situation is that your just not going to use it the only think that you may use is a first aid kit but truly everything else your armor is useless if your already getting shot at and again unless you have time to put it on and not taking your eyes off your target the target can easily ambush you while equipping gear.
@@Skeetacus3 like we mentioned in the video some of this gear is if you have information ahead of time and can react to it appropriately. Sometimes you won’t have the option to drive away, especially if loved ones are involved. Yes if theres riots driving away is the best option, unless your loved one is located near one and aren’t safe. Different scenarios demand different actions.
This is cool but what scenarios are you preparing for? Civil unrest? What are your realistic expectations when you’re prepping? Again there is Nothing wrong with a prepared civilian but if your prepping for a direction action role against riots you’ll be in more trouble than anything. Law enforcement will not appreciate that.
@@5.56x45NATO we will probably break this down in a later video. But definitely not direct action. Non of this gear shown so good for that outside a active shooter scenario, and few others we will discuss that are much more likely to happen. Civil unrest is a topic in itself. We will get to them. Appreciate all the questions they are solid ones we will save for a future video.
@@marcelinomorquecho4824 nope, not any of those crazy cities, they happened at a smaller scale where we were but still enough to grow concerned for those in the area and enough to see places get looted. We’re based out of ohio! It was mostly fine here outside of two cities here
What is the use case for this kit? Carrying a lock pick set is illegal in most places because it’s considered burglary tools. What places are expecting to have to gain access that you would actually need a lock pick set? A face mask? Come on now. For every day carry? You better hope you don’t get pulled over and searched bud!Even if you did have some situation arise where you would be able to use your lock picks do you really think it makes sense to sit there and pick a lock in a tactical situation? Hypothetically lets say the mask and lock picks wasn’t for some silly goon fantasy of wanting to load up and basically do a raid style assault with your identity concealed and your soft entry equipment how do you think its gonna look when you have that stuff on you as a first responder to whatever ridiculous hypothetical scenario you wanna come up with? Let me put it to you like this at the very least your gonna be put on trial probably arrested and jailed unless you can make bail and then all that fancy shit is gonna sit in an evidence locker until your trail is over. You might not get it back at all. At thats at least. Some cops will throw the book at you and some judges will try to force the book down your throat. They don’t care about your intentions or if you actually helped out or saved lives or whatever. They are gonna see a gun toting vigilante. Ditch the mask grab a high vis civilian vest and carry a hatchet. Anything you could ever wanna open with that stupid lock pick set can be defeated by a mini pry bar and a hatchet or hammer. And honestly forced entry will probably never be something you will do at least not ethically, or intelligently, and definitely not legally😂😂😂. And honestly man if your gonna kit up and grab a rifle your a moron if you think that your low vis chest rig is going to make you any less obvious with that freaking weapon in your hands clearly visible😂😂😂😂.
I simple search of the law would prove having a lockpick case is not illegal. Also our case carries a mini prybar. We have used these more than anything else we carry day to day outside of medical equipment. Friends and family get locked out all the time, its good to help them. The rifle has its place just like with everything anyone owns. You may not have a reason to have anything thats up to you and for you to decide. For us we saw reasons during riots to have a low vis plate carrier. During medical responses we found reasons to carry more than just a single tq.
@ i called you out for the mask and lock picks. I have a tq in my pocket right now and one more in my bag and another in vehicle in the driver side door. Also your lock picks being legal is probably true but I never said anything about possession i was talking about carrying them. Most states consider it intent just because its on you and would be felony possession of burglary tools. Highly recommend you look into that. Also even if its not illegal in your state if your accused of a crime and you have that lock pick set on you its gonna be an additional charge.
@ the mask and lock picks together especially absolutely WILL get you pinched bud. Its pretty easy to accuse the guy with a mask and lock picks… jesus man the more i write about it the worse it sounds! Wise up for gods sake…
@@NewtonFIGnewton a simple search again would show it is not illegal, its all state dependent. You can carry them in your pocket, we at least I can. The mask has nothing to do with the picks and vice versa, you are lumping them together for no reason. As we never explained when and why we have those, and specifically when one or the other would be used. Theres only so much you can get into in a short video.
@@NewtonFIGnewton dude its a fireproof balaclava to be thrown on in case of fires. We dont have the time to go into every little reason for everything. Its also not something to get this upset over.
Hey are u playing dress up ? “This thing has been through just about everything” referring to the vest… been through what???? What patrolling or combat have u done ? Are u already wearing armor in this vid looks like it
@@CodeResp training, alot of training, whether its patrolling, drills, weekend training events. Ya gotta get out there and put in the work. So yes its a type of dress up, just like military members train and dress up, till they actually are deployed. Gotta put in the work before hand.
Run is an important survival tool. You are the weapon. A daily exercise discipline that gives you the capacity to maintain the stamina and strength for run or fight is a must. If your core makes the ready rig tight or your midline is wider than your hips, take action. For myself, at 57 yrs old, it's a daily battle for me, but running a mile in gear or being able to fireman carry a person one day will save a life. Fasting is an effective and free way to reduce the midline quickly.
@@backwardog1 yep, gotta stay healthy. Lift weights, and maintain endurance. Maintenance goes a long way. Thanks for the message
@@teardown-systems I like how you liked the comment but very clearly you are not in great shape and if you workout at all, you only lift because its easy. Not even that baggy shirt can hide your beer belly and love handles, don't lecture people about "maintenance" when clearly you don't do any lol
But but but he drives a land cruiser, he must have been in special forces. Right?
@@teardown-systems You haven't run a day in your life lololol
@@dontask7898 were just normal dudes here, we just so happen to have land cruisers cause they look cool(they are a pain to work on though)
I see cruiser, I like cruiser, I like video ❤️😂
Same, its a basic rule of life
Agree with this just a little too much.
I also saw cruiser and liked
It’s an overrated and overpriced vehicle
@@tylerreis7627they definitely can be. Gotta know where to look and find the deal. They are all sorely underpowered though.
That’s an interesting way to wear a watch
For me, low vis means plussing up pistol mags and support gear under an Unobtainuim Gear DR-LV under a jacket or shirt. When a rifle comes into the picture, IMO, you are no longer "low viz". You've got a whole tailgate full of stuff there. That's nearly full battle rattle. Might be better to house the medical and other support gear in a courier type bag so it can be easily accessed while in the vehicle - since that seems to be the concept here (working out of a vehicle vis dismounting).
@@appoutfeed love your set up have a few buddies that run similar stuff. The ready rig is near to that we just prefer the design lf it. Like we mentioned the ready rig adapter is exactly for that where it isn’t meant for low vis but for that additional upping of capability when the situation changes. As for the courier bag they work, but just not our preference. As we have separate medical for just medical responses.
My Ready Rig adapter is incredible. Being able to build on an already awesome product is huge. Glad you guys made it!
Glad to hear it! We look forward to showing off some new stuff, keep your eyes peeled
Great video man, very practical and informative
@@ProtectAndPersevere thanks! Practical is what we go for, nothing over the top, and not trying to oversell anything. Just normal dudes and what we got.
Mom: we have a mike glover at home
Lmfao
I was thinking the same shit. LMAO You made my day and my sides hurt thanks.
Glad I got this on my feed, very cool video
Wow great that you fill some gaps with your products! Thanks to UA-cam for bringing this to me
awesome kit ... well thought out lower key
Lose the fluorescents for a low viz system. Nice Landcruiser!❤
Immediately pulls up in Land Cruiser…target identified. 🤣 Love it though 👍🏻
@@SecretSquirrel-et6dl true! Granted most people just see the Toyota badge and are like “oh its just another toyota”
@@teardown-systems I know, brother. But the yota clan KNOWS…🤣👍🏻
see a cruiser, instant subscribe!
hey I am dutch and self defence is pretty much illegal here you got some spare freedom?
Cheap pc with steel plates and 5 shotgun cards for my maverick 88 (truck gun) is what I keep ready in my vehicle. CC and a get home bag is a starter kit for getting back home.
Solid video! Hope to see more.
A lot of good info! 👍
@@MrMan_47 glad you found it helpful
That’s great but if it’s in the back of your car in a bag what good does it do? Or is this like a “I know what’s going on out there. Let me gear up before I drive.”?
@@nickpalladino10 some of the things are not located where they are in the video. Thats just for being able to show it off easier in the video. We may touch on this in a later video of where we keep things located. When we would access them and why for certain things as that question has popped up a lot.
@ would love to see something like that! Would rather have it and not need it then need it and not have it!
I’d add a breaching tool in addition to your lock pick set. In an emergency, you won’t have time to fiddle around with a pick set. JMO
Absolutely right, we actually have two types in our lockpick case, we will be doing a video on it individually pretty soon. We also have cutters we didn’t show but have in the bag.
I’ll be honest if you respond to any type of incident wearing that I.e. active shooter or killer. YOU WILL GET DROPPED. If not by the bad guy by the police. Your low pro is so overt it’s crazy. Let’s be real you need a mindset change, risk mitigation needs to be prepped. More of a risk getting your kit stolen out ur Land Cruiser in the next 6months than you ever using that. This is a Rittenhouse mindset.
@@Robotgypsy it depends on what you respond to. Like we mentioned in the video, the ready rig is quite low vis, with the ready rig panel its not and is meant to respond to something bigger, carrying more medical and such. As for the plate carrier theres nothing overt about it, it’s fully slick. Not all of this stays in our vehicles. Some is at home, work, and or in a pack. Getting dropped by the police is definitely a possibility and something any one should take into consideration.
If you are responding, you need to call 911 and tell them what your wearing, your capabilities and what your doing along with your gear and a in-depth description as you. But I totally see your point. Coming from a military perspective it’s a lot easier cause if uniforms. But you gotta call 911 before you go in and let them know.
@cayman.a.williamsfilms They wont care what you wear or what your capabilities are. They will describe you and say you are armed regardless of intent and will treat you like a threat.
@@teardown-systemsvideo title specifically says “in our vehicle 24/7”
@ some of it, not all of it, we state that in the video. Granted we should change the title now that you mention it, comes of clickbaity
You should try the new SBA5 brace for your pistol. I just got it a couple of weeks ago and love it. Big upgrade imo.
Thanks for the recommendation well go check it out!
Excellent content but I suggest getting in shape
That side plate solution looks amazing. I got the Trex Arms AC1, and I am looking for a solution to mount side plates
@@MiladJP thanks! Thats exactly what we designed it for, slick carriers with elastic that have no option for side armor outside of going to an overt cummerbund.
Ferro assault cumberbund
Honestly a TAPS and a low viz vest will do all that.
whoa whoa whoa stop.... that land cruiser gib sauce =)
kidding aside. i like the color choices. same with my LowVis setup when i go to our local firing range in my country adidas backpack and comfortable clothing.
but again that LC though =)
@@arvindavevelasco125 its the star of the show
Found a few solid deals on land cruisers lately and I think I need to pull trigger on one
Do it!
hoping to build out my vehicle go bag, trauma kit and first aid are finished. Just need to get the armor.
Awesome your off to a great start!
What’s your 5 mile run time?
I knew I wasn't the only one thinking it.
I'm all for civilians being prepared but there's more to it than just kit.
@@davidmountano absolutely theres more, fitness, leadership, prep, and a whole lot more. We encourage it all and do it all. Some we have started at different times so results don’t show yet. You just gotta continue training it all. Whether its losing weight, or training with your group.
If you have to run 5 miles to or from ANY situation, you are doing it wrong, period.
@@MrMan_47it’s not about just running five miles. It’s just a good standard for cardio capacity. I’ve boxed for years and the biggest factor that sucks the will to fight out of people is cardio. Dudes get gassed and just give up. Cardio matters and might not just be running for miles
Great video! Instantly subscribed. I definitely plan on buying one of your molle panels for my ready rig. I was wondering, how did you attach the tourniquets to the sides?
@@MendedHeart666 its a 2.0 feature we plan to release but you could technically still do it now, use some bungie loop it behind the molle and back out wrap around the tqs.
@ Can you please make your ready rig molle panels in black as well?
@ we already do its on the site 😎
Only thing I wish is that the wingman was 3 rows instead of 6. But I love the stuff you guys put out.
@@dylanswenson9408 you could technically cut it down shorter if need be.
@teardown-systems if it doesn't ruin the integrity of it, then that's probably what I'll do once I order one.
@ it shouldn’t, we have a video coming out this week discussing a few things you can do with it
Nos filmes esses sempre morrem primeiro…
This is a great gear video but realistically it’s gonna be useless unless you have the time to prepare most of the time you fight with what you have on you and honestly your best tool is your common sense drive away, don’t choose to fight unless absolutely necessary, do not make unnecessary decisions that will put you in a bad spot. This is always the downside to just having gear in a realistic situation is that your just not going to use it the only think that you may use is a first aid kit but truly everything else your armor is useless if your already getting shot at and again unless you have time to put it on and not taking your eyes off your target the target can easily ambush you while equipping gear.
@@Skeetacus3 like we mentioned in the video some of this gear is if you have information ahead of time and can react to it appropriately. Sometimes you won’t have the option to drive away, especially if loved ones are involved. Yes if theres riots driving away is the best option, unless your loved one is located near one and aren’t safe. Different scenarios demand different actions.
@ yeah I agree with your video you explain very well why the nuances of prepping for a disaster.
This is cool but what scenarios are you preparing for? Civil unrest?
What are your realistic expectations when you’re prepping?
Again there is Nothing wrong with a prepared civilian but if your prepping for a direction action role against riots you’ll be in more trouble than anything. Law enforcement will not appreciate that.
@@5.56x45NATO we will probably break this down in a later video. But definitely not direct action. Non of this gear shown so good for that outside a active shooter scenario, and few others we will discuss that are much more likely to happen. Civil unrest is a topic in itself. We will get to them. Appreciate all the questions they are solid ones we will save for a future video.
@ nice look forward to your content. Great stuff you got out .
What bag is that?
@@SkylarLeCroy not released yet
Do you live in Ramadi? lol.
Everything here seems to be very well thought out.
Thanks! We try to be as practical as possible with things.
11:06 , nah homie, there’s a problem regardless if you need to use that equipment 😂
Hahaha absolutely
What state are you in? I know there were lots of riots a few years ago but sounds like you were right in the middle of it.
@@marcelinomorquecho4824 nope, not any of those crazy cities, they happened at a smaller scale where we were but still enough to grow concerned for those in the area and enough to see places get looted. We’re based out of ohio! It was mostly fine here outside of two cities here
Really trying to be like Mr Mike glover.
“This is where we all start out” - on our way to insanity.
Get in shape!
*ProTip:* Being the grey man is awesome _unless you're filming._
Next time try this during daylight hours, or setup some supplemental lighting.
What is the use case for this kit? Carrying a lock pick set is illegal in most places because it’s considered burglary tools. What places are expecting to have to gain access that you would actually need a lock pick set? A face mask? Come on now. For every day carry? You better hope you don’t get pulled over and searched bud!Even if you did have some situation arise where you would be able to use your lock picks do you really think it makes sense to sit there and pick a lock in a tactical situation? Hypothetically lets say the mask and lock picks wasn’t for some silly goon fantasy of wanting to load up and basically do a raid style assault with your identity concealed and your soft entry equipment how do you think its gonna look when you have that stuff on you as a first responder to whatever ridiculous hypothetical scenario you wanna come up with? Let me put it to you like this at the very least your gonna be put on trial probably arrested and jailed unless you can make bail and then all that fancy shit is gonna sit in an evidence locker until your trail is over. You might not get it back at all. At thats at least. Some cops will throw the book at you and some judges will try to force the book down your throat. They don’t care about your intentions or if you actually helped out or saved lives or whatever. They are gonna see a gun toting vigilante. Ditch the mask grab a high vis civilian vest and carry a hatchet. Anything you could ever wanna open with that stupid lock pick set can be defeated by a mini pry bar and a hatchet or hammer. And honestly forced entry will probably never be something you will do at least not ethically, or intelligently, and definitely not legally😂😂😂. And honestly man if your gonna kit up and grab a rifle your a moron if you think that your low vis chest rig is going to make you any less obvious with that freaking weapon in your hands clearly visible😂😂😂😂.
I simple search of the law would prove having a lockpick case is not illegal. Also our case carries a mini prybar. We have used these more than anything else we carry day to day outside of medical equipment. Friends and family get locked out all the time, its good to help them. The rifle has its place just like with everything anyone owns. You may not have a reason to have anything thats up to you and for you to decide. For us we saw reasons during riots to have a low vis plate carrier. During medical responses we found reasons to carry more than just a single tq.
@ i called you out for the mask and lock picks. I have a tq in my pocket right now and one more in my bag and another in vehicle in the driver side door. Also your lock picks being legal is probably true but I never said anything about possession i was talking about carrying them. Most states consider it intent just because its on you and would be felony possession of burglary tools. Highly recommend you look into that. Also even if its not illegal in your state if your accused of a crime and you have that lock pick set on you its gonna be an additional charge.
@ the mask and lock picks together especially absolutely WILL get you pinched bud. Its pretty easy to accuse the guy with a mask and lock picks… jesus man the more i write about it the worse it sounds! Wise up for gods sake…
@@NewtonFIGnewton a simple search again would show it is not illegal, its all state dependent. You can carry them in your pocket, we at least I can. The mask has nothing to do with the picks and vice versa, you are lumping them together for no reason. As we never explained when and why we have those, and specifically when one or the other would be used. Theres only so much you can get into in a short video.
@@NewtonFIGnewton dude its a fireproof balaclava to be thrown on in case of fires. We dont have the time to go into every little reason for everything. Its also not something to get this upset over.
Thumbnail says the opposite of low-visibility.
@@Rob_F8F its a thumbnail, gotta have fun with it.
is that your duffle bag and if not who is it by ?
Currently not on the market yet.
@@teardown-systems let us know when that drops Sir
@ will do, there will be a video
Hey are u playing dress up ? “This thing has been through just about everything” referring to the vest… been through what???? What patrolling or combat have u done ? Are u already wearing armor in this vid looks like it
@@CodeResp training, alot of training, whether its patrolling, drills, weekend training events. Ya gotta get out there and put in the work. So yes its a type of dress up, just like military members train and dress up, till they actually are deployed. Gotta put in the work before hand.
Consistent/Continuous training is a good way to test the durability of any piece of gear.
@ absolutely! Other wise its pointless fabric that looks cool