Hey All! Here is the direct link to every other video in my Police tips series! Be sure to check them out below! Also be sure to subscribe to my other UA-cam channel that directly focused on Fitness/Police topics and general topics! Entire Police Playlist: ua-cam.com/video/3vczYP1ae5g/v-deo.html Second UA-cam Channel: ua-cam.com/channels/RYXeDieb11ijz1aAUygcGg.html
@@kills456 The uniform vest still doesn't hold anything on it, and still requires a duty belt to carry everything. There's a reason the military got way from the belt and pouches, and now have vests. Load dispersion and access is improved. However, some departments have this public relation issue where they don't want a military impression, so they don't have equipment vests. That is a problem when appearance overrides function. That's along the same lines as all scary, black, military guns are bad and entail murder. Just because a department has tac vests doesn't mean they carry frags and cruise around in tanks.
mixflip we just switched to them last week and I’m loving it. My duty belt is so light now. All that’s on my belt is mags and the gun and baton. And a small glove pouch
Jo 3319 don't think too much about the people pointing out problems in your speech I think you're well-spoken don't even think about it be yourself being natural is what it's all about a lot of people on UA-cam pay close attention to what the people say and sometimes it affects them I've been on UA-cam for quite some time...
Nice set up. I took off my radio and glove holder to make room. Our motorolaes have a back clip to clip on the duty belt. I use my leather gloves all the time.
When you get hired on as a deputy in PA and get told it's casual attire so tshirt short or long sleeve an regular Jeans. The plain clothes feel does sound nice.
Excellent choice with the Safariland flex mount bro . I used to run. The Safariland drop leg and I hated it hopefully you'll have better luck with it than I did.
There are things you'll learn that will come with experience. I'm glad you're passionate about the job and trying to help others that are starting out. If you can't draw your weapon from your holster with your support side...you need to figure out how. God Bless and stay safe out there brother.
Don’t know you, but I love your energy! Just accepted a job offer so I’m new to the LE family. I appreciate this video and subscribed. You’re a great officer, I can see it in you. Thank you!
Quick tip, I suggest carrying the pepper spray on your left side, you wanna have your right hand free at all times even if you're pepper spraying someone. (just advice from some of my past mistakes).
Pro tip, if your drop leg holster is so low to where your weapon is pointing at your knee, then that is too low, and you will have one hell of a time in a foot pursuit with it swinging back and forth. A drop leg is just used to clear your body armor.
Hey man thank you for making suck amazing videos. You are inspiring me to become a police officer soon. Im a security officer in pennsylvania and watching your videos really open my eyes as far as taking my career to the next level. I would love to see more videos on your experience as a police officer. Shout me out one day If possible man. Again thank you so much for all your great videos and be safe in the field and always watch your 6
I know internet experts are everywhere and claim to be this or that... i'm not claiming to be an expert, i just want to share my experience. primarily cause i'm bored... lol. I am a combat marksmanship trainer at a marksmanship training unit and a pistol team member in the Marine Corps. I understand the logic behind your drop leg idea in this video and have heard hundreds of Marines say the same thing before they trained with us. In fact, the holsters we had issued from blackhawk and safariland were all drop leg. However, after years of seeing them used, training with them, and doing operations with them, i am not a fan. 3 big reasons, when you go to draw your pistol, the majority of the time your hands will be somewhere around your chest or stomach so the distance is less to the hip holster. If you train a lot with each, the hip holster tends to be faster as there is less movement to and from the holster on both sides of the draw...UNLESS you are wearing cumbersome body armor. i'm talking about things with side plates or pouches which is why the holsters were created in the first place. i have no idea how your vest effects you so i dont know. 2nd big reason is the drop holster is a pain in the ass whenever you have to run, crawl, roll, or whatever crap being in a real hurry calls for. we did ground fighting and grappling with them on and that sucks but it really sucks no matter where the holster is, i just prefer it on the waist for that. in order for the holster to stay put with the weight of the loaded gun and light in it, the straps have to be tight. i just dont like having straps that tight on for an hour let alone the 18+ hours we often wear them. if the straps are looser, the thing flops around a lot. the way the drop legs connected to our belts were one or two nylon straps, so rolling around or running and jumping sometimes twisted the holster on your leg so the gun would be in front or behind your thigh. i dont know if they all connect that way. third reason is if someone goes for your gun, it's easier to drop your elbow on your waist to prevent them from grabbing or pin their hand if you're on the ground than if it's on your leg. a less justifiable reason is i can't use my right pocket on my pants with it and it sits weird when i sit down in a car. anyway. i'm not saying your idea is good or bad, just giving you my experience. hope it works out. i'd like to hear your thoughts on it after you use it for a while. i plan on becoming a cop when i get out. thanks for what you do man.
Be yourself, be honest, and make eye contact. Also, dress to impress, and sit with good posture. Trust me, you may be nervous, but you can do this. Stay focused and think about the light at the end. If you want 1 on 1 conversation, message me on Instagram or Twitter. You can message my Facebook as well! Links are in the description box brother! Hope to hear from you soon.
@@xXSgtWolfXx you're a fucking moron You get caught in 1 single lie and your booted instantly how tf is being honest terrible advice lol you sound like a fucking loser
Alex Walker we do carry batons, but I don’t wear mine during the summer time. It’s just more weight that will make it harder to catch suspects during foot pursuits. My other pair of cuffs are in the right side of my vest.
Hey brother! Just wanted to take a minute to say thanks for all of the great LEO content you've put out. It's all been very beneficial and so useful. I have successfully completed the hiring process for my agency and am sponsored to academy which begins in November. Any tips for the SFO block of academy? For some reason I am far more nervous for that block, but confident and excited for the LEO block. What was the most difficult academic test you took during SFO/LEO. Thanks a million!
Like O.C. location. I wear an IFAK kit on left side of vest and carry 4 tourniquets. I use a throat mic and ear piece in my left, so person can't hear what is being said about them.
Nice information. I don't know what your department policy is, but if you are permitted get some Glock 22 magazines for your spares. The 13 rounder is fine for the gun, but if you use it your in a gun fight and will want more ammo. Glock mags from the G22 or G35 will fit in the G23 or G27. My current duty gun is the G22 with the same TRL1 you are using. (with a G27 as a back up gun.) I'm using the safariland drop leg and I love it. It takes some of the weight off your back because of the way it grips your leg. Nouthing crazy but you can feel the differance. At a traffic stop the drop leg is nice becase you can just let your arm hang down naturally and your sidearm is right there if you need it. The Flash light on your vest for traffic stops is intresting, but I personally don't like to illumanite my chest to drivers. I don't look at their Drivers license at their car, becaues I don't like to take my eyes off the occupants of the car. Instead I flash light behind me to warn other drivers as I've alsmot been hit way to many times. Once back at the patrol car I'll examine everything and do what I need to safer in car. (way to many cops get hit at traffic stops) If the weather is very bad I've even stuck a little bit of reflective tape on the back of my duty belt to warn drivers. Anyway I think you'll love the drop leg hoster. (but you might not, I don't get in veyr many foor chases and people never seem to run from me, it's werid I can't explain it, but they don't.) let us know how the drop leg affects your ability to chase a suspect.
Hey bro I’m selected for the police academy I need endurance for running can you make a video that helps how to build endurance fast I got about 2 months brother thanks !!
DANIEL'S Tv do 30/60s or 60/120s, you sprint for the first number of seconds and walk for the rest. Repeat 8 times. Push yourself on the sprints they helped me build up my endurance for my 2 mile times with in a month. I’m in the Army. Do this every other day.
I’m currently getting ready for the police Academy for a deputy position just waiting for the call that’s being held off for this covid-19. Hopefully I’ll be going off in October Thank you for the videos they have been really informative. Be careful out there.
He likes to use hinge cuffs Reason 1 it makes the person under arrest uncomfortable reason2 I have more control over the suspect reason3 the prisoners can brake there hand when the cuffs bend. That’s why he likes those cuffs exspose.
I’m 25, I have my ears stretched out and hand tattoos, currently my occupation is a licensed HVAC tech. Tomorrow I’m getting my ears sewn up and going to spend the next year working on getting my hand tattoos removed. then off to trying to become a police officer. finally going to do something I want to do
Wow all the gear and can you imagine chasing someone in the gear and the quick draws omg . I have to goggle to see how much that all weighs. I know fireman's are like 50 pounds with all there gear tank boat uniforms omg . Thanks loved the video
Look into zero9 holsters. They make some great quick access cuff holders as well as solid other gear on teklocks that don’t fade and are good and rigid.
I honestly don’t know how any cops run chained handcuffs there just so much harder to apply. Hinged always the way to go, the way you set them in your pouch is the way there gunna come out when you go to apply them no spinning, no flipping backwards ect.
Your using the cuff strap wrong.. It’s designed for you just to pull up on the cuffs.. I know it’s something minor but Hope it saves you one more step. It’s also designed so that they can’t be pulled off of you in any other direction i.e. downward
Great video, small tip, you could get a small molle med pouch that you can place next to the 2 magazine holders on your vest and you can keep your gloves there, no disrespect but the gloves in the back pocket makes your butt look huge, also the medical pouch is deep enough that under the gloves you can keep a small med kit, a few bandages and a CAT TOURNIQUET!!! , you can also just place the tourniquet on your vest, I hope you never need it but if you're loosing blood...that can save your life.
I keep coming back to this video I would do the same thing but my SO only wants the classic uniform with leather I love basket weave but I want a tac vest so bad
Good video, only thing I noticed is a lot of 5-11. And unless you’ve already got money going into the job, you ain’t gonna have money for all that 5-11. That brand is expensive as hell, so just keep that in mind folks.
I’m getting into some type of secert service/close protection/bodyguard type career in Europe somewhere & I am looking around for different gear/setups etc. This was very informative video.
I had the UA stealth boots. Here's the link! www.cabelas.com/product/UNDER-ARMOUR-VALSETZ-STEALTH-DUTY-BOOT/1804339.uts?productVariantId=5366398&WT.tsrc=PPC&WT.mc_id=GoogleProductAds&WT.z_mc_id1=04916572&rid=20&ds_rl=1252079&gclid=Cj0KCQjwlK7cBRCnARIsAJiE3MigeFHi744DxRHB-MREJ7kS3pPhfTLt9gVMk198JqelLmjQ03ZBl4waAun0EALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds
I think it is absolute Madness that police are required to wear pants and usually tight-fitting pants if you know anything about agility or performance you do not get even 80% in tight pants for me I can't even handle loose pants if I'm going to go full monty I need to be in shorts and I understand protecting your legs but there should be an option especially for warm temperature officers to wear shorts It's 2019 for god sakes I understand the shorts theory that was a long time ago in the fifties you also used to not be allowed to go into court wearing shorts..... times change and so should the force
Is buying all your own gear the norm in the USA? Pretty much ever department where I’m from issues you your gear and you can’t really stray to much from what they issue you.
Bro, what are your thoughts on Safe Life Defense’s Level IIIA+ Vest? Also have you heard of the Guardian Angel Red/Blue LED elite series flashlight? I think it might be better than the smaller flashlight on your shoulder strap. Keep up the great videos
Your videos have been so helpful! I am going to be applying to my local police department’s sponsored opening, but I’m worried about my fitness (I have a lot LESS time than I thought)...did your academy do the official fitness testing (1.5 mike run, Sit ups, push ups, and Florida requires a swim test) toward the end of the academy, or did they do it toward the start to weed people out?
Ellery Christensen My Department has the fitness test during the beginning I work for KSP and their are only a little over 700 troopers so we snuff out the weak links.
seems like northern states are way more relaxed with uniforms. we have to wear everything classic on waist with basket weave lapd style where im at. lucky yalls backs are going to thank you lol.
Question do you carry extra magazines? I notice in two videos you do not have a double magazine holster. Thanks for the video always looking for new ways to set up my duty belt.
Hey All! Here is the direct link to every other video in my Police tips series! Be sure to check them out below! Also be sure to subscribe to my other UA-cam channel that directly focused on Fitness/Police topics and general topics!
Entire Police Playlist: ua-cam.com/video/3vczYP1ae5g/v-deo.html
Second UA-cam Channel: ua-cam.com/channels/RYXeDieb11ijz1aAUygcGg.html
I love how passionate you are about just youre gear
I’m getting into Armed Private Security so I’m looking around for different gear/setups etc. This was a really informative video.
I wish my dept approved an outer vest carrier.
mixflip yeah it’s crazy that some don’t. I guess some departments want to avoid the Military look. They come in handy for sure!
With all the carriers that mimic a uniform shirt don't see why that's an issue these days
@@kills456 The uniform vest still doesn't hold anything on it, and still requires a duty belt to carry everything. There's a reason the military got way from the belt and pouches, and now have vests. Load dispersion and access is improved. However, some departments have this public relation issue where they don't want a military impression, so they don't have equipment vests. That is a problem when appearance overrides function. That's along the same lines as all scary, black, military guns are bad and entail murder. Just because a department has tac vests doesn't mean they carry frags and cruise around in tanks.
mixflip we just switched to them last week and I’m loving it. My duty belt is so light now. All that’s on my belt is mags and the gun and baton. And a small glove pouch
@@garyfontenot2786 But they drive around the SAME APC trucks that the military uses. Go figure...
Im glad seeing another brotha doing these kind of vidoes
brutha brutha brutha
Same! ✊🏿
thank you sir for your service to our country
Drinking game: Every time he says “um” take a shot ( great video )
Jo 3319 about to get drunk fast lol
Jo 3319 don't think too much about the people pointing out problems in your speech I think you're well-spoken don't even think about it be yourself being natural is what it's all about a lot of people on UA-cam pay close attention to what the people say and sometimes it affects them I've been on UA-cam for quite some time...
I literally just finished the bottle
@@superMan-ve5hd Have you learned how to properly use punctuation yet?
@@superMan-ve5hd Also, it says you've been on UA-cam for one year, but okay.
Nice set up. I took off my radio and glove holder to make room. Our motorolaes have a back clip to clip on the duty belt. I use my leather gloves all the time.
Bro you look ready and sufficient keep ready for 20 years to come your a good inspiration to me stay straight on the department
This series has been helpful. Keep the content coming.
When you get hired on as a deputy in PA and get told it's casual attire so tshirt short or long sleeve an regular Jeans. The plain clothes feel does sound nice.
Glad to see passionate LEO’s, you have my respect!
Excellent choice with the Safariland flex mount bro . I used to run. The Safariland drop leg and I hated it hopefully you'll have better luck with it than I did.
That is a,good idear for a small flashlight on your body armor carrier for reading D.Ls. I think I'll use it. 😊
#1 coolest guy
Thank you so so much for your Service
There are things you'll learn that will come with experience. I'm glad you're passionate about the job and trying to help others that are starting out. If you can't draw your weapon from your holster with your support side...you need to figure out how. God Bless and stay safe out there brother.
Great video man. I’m currently working on becoming a police officer. You definitely got a new subscriber.
Joshua McCoy thank you brother, be sure to check out my other videos in the playlist! Good luck and ask any questions!
Don’t know you, but I love your energy! Just accepted a job offer so I’m new to the LE family. I appreciate this video and subscribed. You’re a great officer, I can see it in you. Thank you!
Damn man mad respect. Being a cop must be tough.
Especially in these times when some people think every cop is racist lol
I’m not an officer yet, however I like watching these videos.
I guess to see which one I like better.
Quick tip, I suggest carrying the pepper spray on your left side, you wanna have your right hand free at all times even if you're pepper spraying someone. (just advice from some of my past mistakes).
Pro tip, if your drop leg holster is so low to where your weapon is pointing at your knee, then that is too low, and you will have one hell of a time in a foot pursuit with it swinging back and forth. A drop leg is just used to clear your body armor.
I pray every day that my chief will let us use those buckles for our belts. We still use the nickel hook system. It suuuuuuuucks
Not even gonna lie, this was super professional
Great Video Content and Police Officer Gear Review
Hey man thank you for making suck amazing videos. You are inspiring me to become a police officer soon. Im a security officer in pennsylvania and watching your videos really open my eyes as far as taking my career to the next level. I would love to see more videos on your experience as a police officer. Shout me out one day If possible man. Again thank you so much for all your great videos and be safe in the field and always watch your 6
I know internet experts are everywhere and claim to be this or that... i'm not claiming to be an expert, i just want to share my experience. primarily cause i'm bored... lol. I am a combat marksmanship trainer at a marksmanship training unit and a pistol team member in the Marine Corps. I understand the logic behind your drop leg idea in this video and have heard hundreds of Marines say the same thing before they trained with us. In fact, the holsters we had issued from blackhawk and safariland were all drop leg. However, after years of seeing them used, training with them, and doing operations with them, i am not a fan. 3 big reasons, when you go to draw your pistol, the majority of the time your hands will be somewhere around your chest or stomach so the distance is less to the hip holster. If you train a lot with each, the hip holster tends to be faster as there is less movement to and from the holster on both sides of the draw...UNLESS you are wearing cumbersome body armor. i'm talking about things with side plates or pouches which is why the holsters were created in the first place. i have no idea how your vest effects you so i dont know. 2nd big reason is the drop holster is a pain in the ass whenever you have to run, crawl, roll, or whatever crap being in a real hurry calls for. we did ground fighting and grappling with them on and that sucks but it really sucks no matter where the holster is, i just prefer it on the waist for that. in order for the holster to stay put with the weight of the loaded gun and light in it, the straps have to be tight. i just dont like having straps that tight on for an hour let alone the 18+ hours we often wear them. if the straps are looser, the thing flops around a lot. the way the drop legs connected to our belts were one or two nylon straps, so rolling around or running and jumping sometimes twisted the holster on your leg so the gun would be in front or behind your thigh. i dont know if they all connect that way. third reason is if someone goes for your gun, it's easier to drop your elbow on your waist to prevent them from grabbing or pin their hand if you're on the ground than if it's on your leg. a less justifiable reason is i can't use my right pocket on my pants with it and it sits weird when i sit down in a car. anyway. i'm not saying your idea is good or bad, just giving you my experience. hope it works out. i'd like to hear your thoughts on it after you use it for a while. i plan on becoming a cop when i get out. thanks for what you do man.
carl thanks for that insight brother! Good luck in your journey as well!
New topic idea: oral board interview I have mine in 2 weeks and I’m nervous as hell.
Be yourself, be honest, and make eye contact. Also, dress to impress, and sit with good posture. Trust me, you may be nervous, but you can do this. Stay focused and think about the light at the end. If you want 1 on 1 conversation, message me on Instagram or Twitter. You can message my Facebook as well! Links are in the description box brother! Hope to hear from you soon.
@@EmeryReigns Such cliche bullshit advice. "Be yourself, be honest". That's not how you get a job. That's how you make friends.
How did it go? I was going to give some tips then noticed how old the post it
@@xXSgtWolfXx you're a fucking moron You get caught in 1 single lie and your booted instantly how tf is being honest terrible advice lol you sound like a fucking loser
Just wondering, where is your other pair of cuffs and does your department not carry other less lethals like tasers or batons?
Alex Walker we do carry batons, but I don’t wear mine during the summer time. It’s just more weight that will make it harder to catch suspects during foot pursuits. My other pair of cuffs are in the right side of my vest.
I like that set up, high maneuverability. Does your department let you guys wear hard armor? Or only soft armor?
VieLumiere G we can wear both!
So what about the taser
If your department allows it,I recommend that you get suspenders for the belt to help your back out
Hey brother! Just wanted to take a minute to say thanks for all of the great LEO content you've put out. It's all been very beneficial and so useful. I have successfully completed the hiring process for my agency and am sponsored to academy which begins in November. Any tips for the SFO block of academy? For some reason I am far more nervous for that block, but confident and excited for the LEO block. What was the most difficult academic test you took during SFO/LEO. Thanks a million!
Like O.C. location. I wear an IFAK kit on left side of vest and carry 4 tourniquets. I use a throat mic and ear piece in my left, so person can't hear what is being said about them.
Good video man! I can see your channel getting big with this type of content.
Nice information. I don't know what your department policy is, but if you are permitted get some Glock 22 magazines for your spares. The 13 rounder is fine for the gun, but if you use it your in a gun fight and will want more ammo. Glock mags from the G22 or G35 will fit in the G23 or G27. My current duty gun is the G22 with the same TRL1 you are using. (with a G27 as a back up gun.) I'm using the safariland drop leg and I love it. It takes some of the weight off your back because of the way it grips your leg. Nouthing crazy but you can feel the differance. At a traffic stop the drop leg is nice becase you can just let your arm hang down naturally and your sidearm is right there if you need it. The Flash light on your vest for traffic stops is intresting, but I personally don't like to illumanite my chest to drivers. I don't look at their Drivers license at their car, becaues I don't like to take my eyes off the occupants of the car. Instead I flash light behind me to warn other drivers as I've alsmot been hit way to many times. Once back at the patrol car I'll examine everything and do what I need to safer in car. (way to many cops get hit at traffic stops) If the weather is very bad I've even stuck a little bit of reflective tape on the back of my duty belt to warn drivers. Anyway I think you'll love the drop leg hoster. (but you might not, I don't get in veyr many foor chases and people never seem to run from me, it's werid I can't explain it, but they don't.) let us know how the drop leg affects your ability to chase a suspect.
stephen sanford thanks for that info man!
Living the dream bro! Good job, and good service.
Hey bro I’m selected for the police academy I need endurance for running can you make a video that helps how to build endurance fast I got about 2 months brother thanks !!
DANIEL'S Tv ua-cam.com/video/Q1p1hMeAaY0/v-deo.html
DANIEL'S Tv do 30/60s or 60/120s, you sprint for the first number of seconds and walk for the rest. Repeat 8 times. Push yourself on the sprints they helped me build up my endurance for my 2 mile times with in a month. I’m in the Army. Do this every other day.
DANIEL'S Tv how’d It go for you?
I’m currently getting ready for the police Academy for a deputy position just waiting for the call that’s being held off for this covid-19. Hopefully I’ll be going off in October Thank you for the videos they have been really informative. Be careful out there.
Did you make it in? I go in January
He likes to use hinge cuffs Reason 1 it makes the person under arrest uncomfortable reason2 I have more control over the suspect reason3 the prisoners can brake there hand when the cuffs bend. That’s why he likes those cuffs exspose.
Thanks for the vid!
looking sharp dude! very cool tactical gear. thank you for your service
Just found your channel and I’m very grateful!
I’m 25, I have my ears stretched out and hand tattoos, currently my occupation is a licensed HVAC tech. Tomorrow I’m getting my ears sewn up and going to spend the next year working on getting my hand tattoos removed. then off to trying to become a police officer. finally going to do something I want to do
Hinged and chained cuffs when it comes to handcuffs US cops are too nice. In the uk we use ridged cuffs
In the UK they use ridged cuffs. In the US they use gun
You just earned a subscriber
Wow all the gear and can you imagine chasing someone in the gear and the quick draws omg . I have to goggle to see how much that all weighs. I know fireman's are like 50 pounds with all there gear tank boat uniforms omg . Thanks loved the video
thanks for the vid man
I like the the mid leg drop holster I use it for my Lv 4 ppo work and car gard work great video great video stay safe out there !
Thanks brother, this is all good to know for when I get out of the academy.
Look into zero9 holsters. They make some great quick access cuff holders as well as solid other gear on teklocks that don’t fade and are good and rigid.
I honestly don’t know how any cops run chained handcuffs there just so much harder to apply. Hinged always the way to go, the way you set them in your pouch is the way there gunna come out when you go to apply them no spinning, no flipping backwards ect.
Nice set up, but definitely look into a stream light flashlight 🔦
Please stay safe out there 👍
Great video bro 💯💯
Bouta start the police academy soon out here in atlanta these videos have been helpful Ppreciate it bro
Much love grate vid
Very cool tactical police gear💪
Your using the cuff strap wrong..
It’s designed for you just to pull up on the cuffs..
I know it’s something minor but Hope it saves you one more step.
It’s also designed so that they can’t be pulled off of you in any other direction
i.e. downward
Frankie T thank you for that. I appreciate the tip, I’ll have to adjust it to see if this is more comfortable
Amazing Duty Belt and Thank you for your Service as a Leo !!! ⚫️🔵⚫️ Left a Like and Sub 💙🖤💙
I got the same cuffs with my military / police collection
You remind me a lot of my youngest son, very well done video!
Keep the videos coming! Great job
you should try the safariland 6354 with the ALS system if your department is ok with only having 1 active retention.
Great video man ❤️
You ever tried the TLR-7? That’s what I run on my Glock 19 for the time being.
Great video, small tip, you could get a small molle med pouch that you can place next to the 2 magazine holders on your vest and you can keep your gloves there, no disrespect but the gloves in the back pocket makes your butt look huge, also the medical pouch is deep enough that under the gloves you can keep a small med kit, a few bandages and a CAT TOURNIQUET!!! , you can also just place the tourniquet on your vest, I hope you never need it but if you're loosing blood...that can save your life.
Agree with this entire statement!
Great content. Good editing. Great presentation. I like it.
Vipertech go peerless man. I carry 1 set of smiths and 2 sets of perless on my belt. Danner is the way to go.
Keep it up bruh!
I just subscribed you should do more police videos
I love your gaming vids
Nice!!!!!!
Great vid, hopefully I'll be joining you on the blue side
I keep coming back to this video I would do the same thing but my SO only wants the classic uniform with leather I love basket weave but I want a tac vest so bad
This video was very helpful thank you👍
I like those boots
Dude you're like a super soldier
My respect
That gun draw was gangsta as fuck!!
Put your mag holder on your belt not your vest. It's easyer to get to even shooting for requalify and training events.
Hey, man. Digging the video. What t-shirt are you wearing? I'm looking for some breathable ones. Thanks in advance.
You know this guy is a beginner since he loves 5.11 so much. 5.11 is the Walmart of the tactical world.
You know this video is old as hell right? Lol
Good video, only thing I noticed is a lot of 5-11. And unless you’ve already got money going into the job, you ain’t gonna have money for all that 5-11. That brand is expensive as hell, so just keep that in mind folks.
Looks great
I’m getting into some type of secert service/close protection/bodyguard type career in Europe somewhere & I am looking around for different gear/setups etc. This was very informative video.
Cool video man def helpful for us newbies lol. Which under armour tactical boots did you have? And did you like them? Looking into getting UA boots.
I had the UA stealth boots. Here's the link! www.cabelas.com/product/UNDER-ARMOUR-VALSETZ-STEALTH-DUTY-BOOT/1804339.uts?productVariantId=5366398&WT.tsrc=PPC&WT.mc_id=GoogleProductAds&WT.z_mc_id1=04916572&rid=20&ds_rl=1252079&gclid=Cj0KCQjwlK7cBRCnARIsAJiE3MigeFHi744DxRHB-MREJ7kS3pPhfTLt9gVMk198JqelLmjQ03ZBl4waAun0EALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds
I think it is absolute Madness that police are required to wear pants and usually tight-fitting pants if you know anything about agility or performance you do not get even 80% in tight pants for me I can't even handle loose pants if I'm going to go full monty I need to be in shorts and I understand protecting your legs but there should be an option especially for warm temperature officers to wear shorts
It's 2019 for god sakes I understand the shorts theory that was a long time ago in the fifties you also used to not be allowed to go into court wearing shorts..... times change and so should the force
Is buying all your own gear the norm in the USA? Pretty much ever department where I’m from issues you your gear and you can’t really stray to much from what they issue you.
Luckily our department allows you to wear mostly what you want aside from the actual uniform.
Rojikku Reigns From one perspective I can see the plus side. But on the other hand I can imagine it can get kinda pricey too eh?
Bro, what are your thoughts on Safe Life Defense’s Level IIIA+ Vest? Also have you heard of the Guardian Angel Red/Blue LED elite series flashlight? I think it might be better than the smaller flashlight on your shoulder strap. Keep up the great videos
Looking sharp!
Your videos have been so helpful! I am going to be applying to my local police department’s sponsored opening, but I’m worried about my fitness (I have a lot LESS time than I thought)...did your academy do the official fitness testing (1.5 mike run, Sit ups, push ups, and Florida requires a swim test) toward the end of the academy, or did they do it toward the start to weed people out?
Ellery Christensen My Department has the fitness test during the beginning I work for KSP and their are only a little over 700 troopers so we snuff out the weak links.
seems like northern states are way more relaxed with uniforms. we have to wear everything classic on waist with basket weave lapd style where im at. lucky yalls backs are going to thank you lol.
A actually assume that when you arrest someone you gonna say: "Actually, you're under arrest"
Great review.
Stay safe, blue.
nice equipment! Still trying to 'professionalize' mine
Thanks!
You should do a video of your off duty edc
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Did he ever make the winter gear video?
He ain’t winning no foot chases with that much stuff 😂
Question do you carry extra magazines? I notice in two videos you do not have a double magazine holster. Thanks for the video always looking for new ways to set up my duty belt.
You said you may have to get in a fight? Have you ever been in a fight before as an officer?
I have been in fights during my career, yes. It's extremely likely to happen during your career. And it can happen when you least expect it.
Nice