First off, your hair is fantastic. Second, I was looking for danglers and didn’t even realize this video existed. Look at y’all being awesome. Thanks for the kickass video.
As a medic the dangler I run for medical is the Arbor Arms Med Nut Ruck Plus. 2 grommets 2 zippers , opens up flat for full access and has a 3 or 4 mounting /wear options. However the inside is not hook and loop but a proprietary checker pattern to mount elastic loops. That being said I've run it for 2 years and its done phenomenally and has a great deal of space.
The Roll1 is what I run which is pretty slick and very low profile compared to any other IFAK I've run in the field. 100% true on the limited space but that's the price you pay for downsized equipment. I ran mine three different ways before landing on its final place, I started with behind the back and below the belt....wasn't bad but really hard to deploy rapidly and from any imperfect position, moved it to behind the back and above the belt which was easier to deploy but I was not a fan of where it was sitting on my back when riding in any vehicles as well as my plate carrier resting on it. Finally moved it to the front and switched it to my carrier instead of the belt and its perfect in every way up there, does not get in the way, you can deploy it and re-index it when you're done fairly easily as well as see what you're doing exactly and worst case if you cannot then you stuff it in a cargo pant pocket. My BIGGEST complaint is its lack of space, what I run in mine is as follows: 2-HiVent Chest seals 1-Pre-lubbed Tracheal Breathing Tube 1-Isreale Bandage 2- Rolls of 3" gauze 2-Packs of Bleed Stop Powder 1-Pack of 5 yards of 1/2" wide wound pack gauze vacuum sealed down because it came in a bottle which did not fit at all 1-Milwaukee Sharpie All of that fits tight with enough space for the pouch to deploy from either direction whereas when I had a pair of trauma shears in there I could only deploy the pouch from one direction because of how bulky the shear handle was. The solution for that was to get a tourniquet holder that held the shears and the tourniquet together since you'll most likely be using them in conjunction with one another. Everyone is different but some of the best advice I received was you should have enough tourniquet's for every limb, I carry 5 total.
I ended up getting the Spiritus based on your video. How I solved the Velcro issue was just to get some sticky back Velcro for fabrics. This has stayed on there very well and allowed for a medical identifier patch.
Just came in to say I was about to buy the Ferro dangler, saw in your video that it only has one zip, and was like “nope”. Will go for the mini dangler instead. Your video has solid info 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽
Food for thought "the roll-1" the one u said felt good on the small of your back and was comfortable to sit in,,,, You said it was a little small for your taste, soooo, have it as a "bleed out kit" to treat wounds that you can die from under 30 seconds, so you always got something and if your need to plus up in your kit, you'll have a full ifak on your plate-carrier so when having heavy engagement situations you will have 1.5 of the necessary medical on without even thinking, good chance most guys will be already be wearing there first line gear when "shots fired" or "last minute search-n-destroy mission" pops up all u gotta think is we're is my assault PC/chestrig or belt Stacking medical on all of your "line-gear" Hope this made sense and was readable
thx for info I just ran a med fanny pack for the first time and loved it, looking to move into the nut dangler for options! Still struggling with the 2-3 op medbag/day pack concept. typically I just say fuck and carry to bags. Have you had anyluck?
First off, your hair is fantastic. Second, I was looking for danglers and didn’t even realize this video existed. Look at y’all being awesome. Thanks for the kickass video.
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As a medic the dangler I run for medical is the Arbor Arms Med Nut Ruck Plus. 2 grommets 2 zippers , opens up flat for full access and has a 3 or 4 mounting /wear options. However the inside is not hook and loop but a proprietary checker pattern to mount elastic loops. That being said I've run it for 2 years and its done phenomenally and has a great deal of space.
I’ll have to check it out! Thanks for the info!
The Roll1 is what I run which is pretty slick and very low profile compared to any other IFAK I've run in the field. 100% true on the limited space but that's the price you pay for downsized equipment. I ran mine three different ways before landing on its final place, I started with behind the back and below the belt....wasn't bad but really hard to deploy rapidly and from any imperfect position, moved it to behind the back and above the belt which was easier to deploy but I was not a fan of where it was sitting on my back when riding in any vehicles as well as my plate carrier resting on it. Finally moved it to the front and switched it to my carrier instead of the belt and its perfect in every way up there, does not get in the way, you can deploy it and re-index it when you're done fairly easily as well as see what you're doing exactly and worst case if you cannot then you stuff it in a cargo pant pocket. My BIGGEST complaint is its lack of space, what I run in mine is as follows:
2-HiVent Chest seals
1-Pre-lubbed Tracheal Breathing Tube
1-Isreale Bandage
2- Rolls of 3" gauze
2-Packs of Bleed Stop Powder
1-Pack of 5 yards of 1/2" wide wound pack gauze vacuum sealed down because it came in a bottle which did not fit at all
1-Milwaukee Sharpie
All of that fits tight with enough space for the pouch to deploy from either direction whereas when I had a pair of trauma shears in there I could only deploy the pouch from one direction because of how bulky the shear handle was. The solution for that was to get a tourniquet holder that held the shears and the tourniquet together since you'll most likely be using them in conjunction with one another. Everyone is different but some of the best advice I received was you should have enough tourniquet's for every limb, I carry 5 total.
My first video of yours I've watched. Small channel but comprehensive description and no fluff. THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
Appreciate the overview
awesome video
I ended up getting the Spiritus based on your video. How I solved the Velcro issue was just to get some sticky back Velcro for fabrics. This has stayed on there very well and allowed for a medical identifier patch.
Awesome! I tried to go cheap and just use regular stick on Velcro and the rain washed it away after a few days.
@@lima3dynamics yeah we’ll have to see how it holds up long term. If it doesn’t, like you said, there’s always the sharpie lol.
Subbed. Love your intro lol
Thank you!
Just came in to say I was about to buy the Ferro dangler, saw in your video that it only has one zip, and was like “nope”. Will go for the mini dangler instead.
Your video has solid info 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽
Liked just for the sponsor part
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I run the Ferro Dangler. The TQ will definitely fit on the bottom. Maybe yours was just stitched tight.
I think it was. I eventually got it to work.
The RDR gears AMP pouch is also a decent option
Food for thought "the roll-1" the one u said felt good on the small of your back and was comfortable to sit in,,,,
You said it was a little small for your taste, soooo, have it as a "bleed out kit" to treat wounds that you can die from under 30 seconds, so you always got something and if your need to plus up in your kit, you'll have a full ifak on your plate-carrier so when having heavy engagement situations you will have 1.5 of the necessary medical on without even thinking,
good chance most guys will be already be wearing there first line gear when "shots fired" or "last minute search-n-destroy mission" pops up all u gotta think is we're is my assault PC/chestrig or belt
Stacking medical on all of your "line-gear"
Hope this made sense and was readable
Makes absolute sense. I run the roll 1 on belt then another ifak on plate carrier. Usually the spiritus or the HSP. 2 is 1 and 1 is none
Another great vid brother
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Check out the Shaw Concepts RAID V2, it has everything you like about the Haley plus 2 grommets and TUBES quick detach. It is expensive though
Thanks for the info! I’ll check it out!
thx for info I just ran a med fanny pack for the first time and loved it, looking to move into the nut dangler for options! Still struggling with the 2-3 op medbag/day pack concept. typically I just say fuck and carry to bags. Have you had anyluck?
We have really enjoyed velocity systems packs and mystery ranch. I’m sure great, much cheaper bags can be found though
trade me somethin for that arid spiritus lol
There is not enough space in the roll for a CAT tourniquet
There is just not with the stuff I wanted in it. I just wear my TQs elsewhere on kit
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