Videos tagged with Backpacks

This video presents a comprehensive list of the Top 40 Tactical Gear Black Friday Deals for 2025, featuring significant discounts on a wide array of products. It covers essential items such as backpacks, tactical vests, boots, pants, jackets, belts, gloves, and eye/ear protection from popular brands like 5.11 Tactical, Under Armour, Oakley, and Smith & Wesson. The deals also extend to knives, multi-tools, fire starters, flashlights, headlamps, GPS devices, and watches. Furthermore, it highlights crucial firearm accessories like holsters and red dot sights from manufacturers including DeSantis, Blackhawk, Holosun, Burris, and Sightmark. The video aims to help viewers maximize their savings on tactical and survival gear during the Black Friday sales event.

This video from Dirty Civilian provides a comprehensive breakdown of various backpack categories for prepared civilians, ranging from everyday carry (EDC) bags and fanny packs to sling bags, duffle bags, rifle bags, and sustainment rucks. The aim is to help viewers make informed decisions about which bags best suit their individual needs, covering a decade of experience. Several brands are mentioned with discount codes, including Vertx, WETWRX, and Steele Industries, along with a link to the Dirty Civilian store and Patreon.

This YouTube video focuses on Cyber Monday deals for EDC (Everyday Carry), survival, and preparedness items. It highlights a variety of products from different brands, including Tactile Turn, Viperade, Holme & Hadfield, Fenix, Ecoflow, and Buck Knives. While firearms are not explicitly mentioned or demonstrated, the emphasis on survival, preparedness, and EDC suggests a target audience that overlaps significantly with the firearm community. The video includes affiliate links to purchase the featured items.

This video explores a modular approach to civilian defense gear, focusing on a low-visibility armor and chest rig combination. It emphasizes the practicality and cost-effectiveness of quickly swapping loadouts to accommodate various trained weapon platforms. The content highlights the needs of the everyday prepared civilian, touching on armor, backpacks, chest rigs, placards, and accessories.

This video, "VBOK Pt 3: Psychology of Success," delves into the psychological aspects of a Vehicle Bug Out (VBOK) scenario. It features a walkthrough of a pre-built VBOK, including essential items like the Adventure Medical Kits Trauma 2.0 FAK, hygiene supplies, saw upgrades, optics, and water systems. The content also highlights specific gear such as Kelty Redwing backpacks, various binoculars, trauma shears, bandages, combat tourniquets, water carriers, camp stoves, and purification systems. The video aims to provide detailed information for "TNO donors" regarding the VBOK experience.

This video from Shot Show 2024 features Andrew and Chris from ARFCOM examining Mission First Tactical's (MFT) new translucent magazines designed for hard use. They also take a look at MFT's concealed carry backpacks and holsters. The presentation highlights innovative gear from MFT, with a focus on practical applications for firearms owners.

This video, Prepper School Vol. 49, advises viewers to avoid purchasing "cheap survival junk" and instead focus on essential prepper gear. The host, Sootch00, highlights items like knives, space blankets, compasses, cordage, backpacks, flashlights, multi-tools, tools, magazines, water containers, tarps, shoes, socks, rifle slings, and optics. The video also features discount codes and affiliate links for EXOTAC and Battlbox, and promotes Robbie Wheaton's YouTube channel and Sootch00's Patreon. The overall message emphasizes quality over quantity for survival preparedness.

This video features a retired Navy SEAL discussing the gear he utilized during his first deployment to Iraq. The content provides insights into the equipment and tools that were essential for a SEAL operating in a combat environment during that period. The video is sponsored by TacPack and includes various links to Tactical Hyve's services and recommended products, such as training classes, marksmanship guides, and tactical gear from brands like AimCam, CCW Safe, and Safariland.

This episode of Long Range Pursuit Podcast features Gunwerks Gunners Brian Poor, Ian Miner, and Landon Michaels conducting a pack dump. They discuss essential gear for the backcountry, including their preferred optics, backpacks, and clothing. The video offers practical tips and tricks accumulated over their experiences, aiming to help viewers prepare for their own adventures. The content is geared towards viewers interested in outdoor pursuits and the equipment necessary for them.

This video showcases the ZAHAL Masada Backpack, highlighting it as a best-seller, particularly during the holiday season. The description emphasizes fast worldwide shipping and provides a direct link for purchase. While the specific firearm models associated with the backpack are not detailed in the provided text, the context strongly suggests it is a product for firearm owners or enthusiasts, likely designed to carry or organize shooting-related gear.

James Reeves of TFBTV visits a 5.11 Tactical store in Tampa for Christmas shopping. He, along with store employees Eberle and Perry, reviews new 5.11 items for the holiday season, including pants, shirts, shoes, bags, and a women's section. The video highlights limited inventory items and concludes with James' top 7 holiday picks. It also encourages viewers to support TFBTV on Patreon and follow their social media.

This video discusses potential upcoming supply chain shortages, drawing a parallel between everyday items like school supplies (backpacks, shoes, paper goods, electronics) and the broader concept of SHTF preparedness. It emphasizes the importance of proactive purchasing to avoid scarcity due to peak demand. The video also highlights tax-break periods for back-to-school shopping in various US states and Puerto Rico as an opportunity to acquire needed items cost-effectively. It encourages viewers to visit the Magic Prepper website for more on SHTF prepping, their merchandise store, Amazon storefront for gear, and a recommended coffee company.