Videos tagged with Belt Pouch

This YouTube Short showcases the FERO2 magazine pouch by Tenicor. The description highlights its sleek and intelligent design, emphasizing the use of a proprietary clip for minimal bulk and maximum concealment and security. It details the clip's adjustability for 1.50" and 1.75" belts, as well as the adjustable stand-off feature to ensure a tight fit across various belt thicknesses. The video provides direct links to Tenicor's shop and social media profiles.

This video features Jeff from Tenicor demonstrating and explaining their FERO2 magazine pouches. The review covers pouches designed for belt carry and highlights the new FERO2 variant specifically for AR-15 style magazines. The video aims to showcase the functionality and lineup of these magazine holders from Tenicor.

This video features Adam from Spiritus Systems detailing their JSTA Pouch. Originally designed to hold a "fast" magazine on a belt while offering general-purpose storage, the JSTA can also be attached to MOLLE systems. It features a Velcro flap with a quick-release tab, internal Velcro panels for inserts, and a rear pocket for single-mag carriers. The pouch is highlighted as being useful at the range as a dump pouch and serves as an accessible entry point for those considering a Spiritus chest rig. The JSTA is described as easy to use, convenient, and a versatile addition to other Spiritus products.

This video provides an overview of the Liberty Dynamic Flashbang Pouch, a purpose-built storage solution for flashbang grenades. The description highlights its versatile design, which, due to its rectangular profile, can also accommodate a variety of other items. These include 5.56 magazines, ATAK devices, cell phones, and even Kagwerks EUD cases. The pouch features internal dimensions of 2" x 7" x 1" but can expand due to elastic sides and an adjustable top. It is equipped with a MOLLE backer for attachment and can be configured as a belt pass-through. The top flap can be stowed for open-top use or secured with an included shock cord retainer.

This video introduces the M3 Med Mag Mount, a collaborative product between SOARescue and Haley Strategic Partners. The M3 is designed to mount the low-profile Medmag, an individual trauma kit intended to be a more streamlined alternative to bulky IFAKs. The Medmag can fit in standard magazine pouches. The M3 mount itself is constructed from durable laser-cut laminate and features elastic webbing for securing items like tourniquets, chemlights, and needle decompression kits. It's designed to fit most 1.75" and 2" belts and allows for quick swapping of different medical kit inserts.

This YouTube video from Tactical Fellowship features a review of the CSM drop pouch by Benwa. The reviewer highlights the pouch's longevity and practicality, as it has been used for years. The video also provides links to the creator's merchandise, website, and social media platforms. It clarifies that the content is for entertainment purposes, not to sell firearms or accessories, and that all featured items are legally available.

This video review focuses on the Blue Force Gear Double Pistol Belt Pouch, highlighting its versatility for carrying pistol magazines, flashlights, multi-tools, and other similarly sized items on a belt. The reviewer praises the pouch's lightweight and low-profile design, noting its place in their range bag. The video provides a direct link to the product on the Blue Force Gear website, alongside links to the reviewer's own content and support platforms. The review is presented by Kit Badger, a known entity in the tactical gear review space.

This video, part 5 of a survival gear series, focuses on essential items to carry on a belt for hazardous situations. Featuring insights from Randy "Rawhide" Wurst, co-author of a classified SOCOM survival manual, the content emphasizes a layered approach to survival gear. It details the importance of a small blade, multi-tool like a Leatherman, and a pouch for basic survival items. For pistol belt users, recommendations include a larger pouch, a sizable knife (9-14 inches), a pistol (specifically a Ruger single-action revolver in .22 caliber), water containers, energy bars, and honey. The video advocates for the integration of modern 21st-century equipment alongside primitive skills.

This video provides a product spotlight on the Bianchi 20A Open Magazine Pouch. It highlights the pouch's compact design, quick access capabilities, and secure steel-spring clip. The description also mentions the pouch's compatibility with belts up to 1 3/4 inches wide and its availability in black and tan leather finishes. A link for more information and purchasing is provided.