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You could but I found that doing that with anything that thin causes rips I have destroyed a frogg togg poncho just wearing it and going about camping tasks and I think it is better to use a "armored" pouch to keep it nice and it also cuts down on noise like swish swish of it moving around just food for thought though you are your own boss so whatever works for you

Interesting the same thing happened to mine it won't take a charge although I am not sure why

Everyone is entitled to there opinions

I am still figuring out filming sorry

Good point I guess that makes sense I also saw that there are designed for body armor to be worn underneath it as well

That might be although they also come up with new version of stuff based on feedback and complaints

If you could send me a email at wolfoutdoorreview@gmail.com I can send photos of different setups thank you

But to answer your question yes there are a few options

They are pretty cool although I wish they were more weather resistant in some way without ruining the nice material

It would be hard to say as the market varies depending on location if you live near a base you might get them like candy for $20 or if you live in the middle of nowhere and stumble across one on ebay because that is all you have access to you are going to pay $100+ easily so different areas different norms

It's probably the camo and political issues are causing people to arm themselves and stock up on military equipment and it's a popular pattern now for airsoft and milsim alike but I hear you it is ridiculous cost for anything woodland anymore I used to find good deals but now everything hurts price wise and I was used to around $20 USD worst for a pouch now it's like $35-$50 so it's definitely going up although try to strategically hit estate sales and garage sales and flea markets they seem to be the best option and I have found a m81 woodland goretex jacket for $5 at a garage sale which I think is pretty good anyway keep searching and you will get good luck soon

Interesting thank you for the information on it

@@wolfoutdoorreview sure! As a small tip, the 2 digit number after DA, DSA, DLA, SPO etc is the year of manufacture, if it has no letters it's from before 1953 and it comes with a full date ej. "Dated Feb 5, 1951"

Thank you for the tip

Theoretically yes but I definitely think there is a art to putting it in as you can't shove the same items into a backpack as easily as folding and intentionally placing them inside so I believe there is a method to everything

Not sure

They really are handy pouches

Interesting thank you for the information and for watching

Interesting thank you for the information I assumed it was a batch code or something

Thank you for watching and I am glad you found it informative I am probably going to go over a few different options in the future of current and past first aid kits so be on the lookout for that

Your welcome I really enjoy them to hold random stuff in my geat storage area thank you for commenting and watching

I've got one. It's great for it's purpose. The long pouch is for empty mags, but a Stanley thermos fits or whatever fits. I took mine off and added web bars using E6000 glue. Loop the 550 cord and use bungees top and bottom.

@nomadmarauder-dw9re they definitely do their job. I like the thermos idea I have also found they fit sustainment pouches on them thank you for the idea and for watching

That makes sense good point thank you

Yea sorry I am working on mic stuff I am testing using airpods now

You can although you have to buy a acu helmet and then a woodland cover and then accessories

Thank you that means alot

Only good bro

I does I noticed that as well which is interesting

@@wolfoutdoorreview Outdoor Research also manufactures tactical gear for our military. They make a version of the Wind Pro Hat specifically for US military (made here in the USA). Currently it's not available on OR's site, just the Korean made version.

I have there balaclava and it is pretty nice

I suppose although I personally prefer the level 6 now a days for rain protection the poncho has kinda been moved to it main purpose being shelter or a pack cover in my eyes so not as needed

These are pretty nice and a great material

I found mine at a surplus store

I suppose I wish they took after this pack design a bit I definitely like the netting material is is definitely lighter than straight cordura material

I wish we had this version when I was in the army national guard, would have served me better during the deployments.

@slowtaknow they are pretty nice the medium rucksack is pretty nice as well

Thank you for watching and commenting

Yea I am afraid of ripping the material if you put a full mag in it or anything sharp but size wise it is pretty good

Interesting you learn something new every day I would have thought they use drum mags Thank you for the clarification and for watching

I am not sure they make navy jackets that are rubber that seem kinda old I'll look into it

@@wolfoutdoorreviewI am not talking about navy i am simply talking about ECWCS gen 2. If there is gen 1 and gen 3 then there should be gen 2 as well. Specifically lvl 6. However the only thing i can find about it online is Tru Spec lvl 6 parka

I Don't think that there is as the level system is kinda new all I can think of is a pcu patagonia level 6 or a woodland improved rain jacket

@@wolfoutdoorreview There is APECS parka

@kingnevermore25 I believe I have heard of that. Is it a usmc item?

Thank you I found it useful as well it is great for hiking and such indeed

That might be whoever owned it rocking the head slightly side to side I had that happen to a smaller gerber shovel expect It sheared off on the straight up and down part in a jagged line

Amen

I never am I just adapt as things come up

That is interesting they might of had a sub contractor or something I am not sure with the berry amendment and all

I've seen the tan ones I thought they were pretty weird to be honest I am not sure why but they are definitely pretty nice Goggles

@@wolfoutdoorreview yea also, I like the green and black are good ones but I use the tan ones for Iraq war reenactments or cosplaying the gulf war

@jaunsun interesting I wouldn't have expected that

@@wolfoutdoorreview yea

I am not sure for the vest possibly for the ceramics it would probably depend on the condition of them but if they are good that is a good deal as if it does its job you save more than $1000

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Yea I wouldn't know if they have a better civilian counterpart for body armor I am sure temu is not the best idea

Thank you I am glad you liked it I have many more videos coming soon

Apparently it is 37.69 liters according to CIE Hub ciehub.info/equipment/loadbearing/ILBE.html

@wolfoutdoorreview I wish I could like this comment a thousand times. You're the best. I've had this bag for so long and it's traveled with me all over the world. It's been a great bag. Unfortunately it's starting to get pretty worn out and since I'm gonna be getting something new I figured I'd go just a little bit bigger. Thank you so much

Your welcome may I recommend the army medium ruck It seem pretty nice with lots of pockets and dividers and it is closer to 50 liters

Thank you I figured it is useful but wondered why not many people say the measurements

Thank you for the information on that do you know anything about class 3 ?

Thank you hopefully the video was helpful

That is Known as the Camelbak MULE hope that helps

If you mean total I believe you can hold 9 3 on each arm and 3 in the sholder pocket

Interesting I thought it would be some sort of Marino wool or something

As they have those patagonia pullovers in this design with that I believe

I think polartec only does synthetic fabrics. I also have a full set of the level 1 silk weight tops.

I want to bid on one to get it cheap. Did you end up getting the parka in the long length. The waffle top also comes in long lengths which is why I want to get it instead of the old polypropylene tops.

@bd3199 I haven't got around to it yet although I have got some more packs and pouches to do reviews on so those will be in the future

100% u find it better than those expensive fragile north face bags and cheap Walmart bags and I see the systems for around $150 so you would spend the same amount on 1 bag for north face or the equivalent bags for summer and winter weight for Walmart bags

I am not sure I would imagine there were more like the flak vests before these this is all I was able to find Point Blank Body Armor (inaugural manufacturer), UNICOR (current manufacturer, since 2008) Hopefully that helps thank you for watching