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You really should get rid of the Mora. For rescue you might want a very different knife. Not such a keen point, maybe a serration. Rest is not too bad I think

Great video. This has been super helpful. Just purchased the front and rear kit. Do you think its valuable to do the rear camera portion and go through the extra labor? Also, are you pleased with the location of the rear camera? I have seen some people opt for the waterproof / outdoor rear camera from FitcamX and mount it directly under the rear wing portion outside. I'm hesitating on the inside mount only bc it may get knocked around with gear, etc. I am also not sure if seeing the little camera while looking in the rear view mirror would annoy me (I'm so used to a clean line of site). Would love to know your feedback now that you have had it installed for a few months. Thanks in advance.

Great idea to bypass the alligator clamps

4:34 that’s called a “buzz saw”. Used them in Afghanistan a few times.

With plasti shit lmfao. Why lol

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It's so funny, I was looking into some new stuff for SAR over the weekend and had this same exact chest pack (with a lot of the same accessories) in my Amazon list. Then I came across your video, haha. Have you noticed any issues with the nylon straps on the Wynex pouch being abrasive? I saw a review where someone mentioned that it started rubbing away the material on their shirt.

I’ll have to check my 4Runner. I have a light squeak too lol

Thanks man Ima check that probly exactly what i'm hearing great video to the point and real, and enjoyable :)

Stop hating on the guys video. He is on here sharing content all of you that have negative comments should help support him if you actually have experience in SAR. The best way to get better is to have the support and experience of the guys that came before you. I have been doing SAR for 25 years in my department and we spend plenty of times in the mountains. Way more than what we used to have to for some reason. Carry what works for you. When we did our NASAR training we all carried these huge pack that would break your back. Didn't take us long to down size alert that. Our deployments are always less than 24 hrs so we have be÷n able to stream line quite a bit. Not going into a huge list of what I carry but gone is the big pack that I have to take off to access anything that I need. Now I use a chest rig for the things that I need to get to often, a tactical waist pack for things that I don't need as often (I refuse to call it a fanny pack lol), and a molle 3 liter hydration pack with my radio pouch and ifak. This set up distributes the weight well and works for me. After that hit the woods test your gear and tweak your set up. Great video. Keep it up.

Where did you purchase the mounting bracket from?

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Great idea! What gloves are those?

You’re talking decking this thing out! Those are cool!

When doing rescue or self reliance The more rescue notifiers the better Signal panels should be in everyones kit Star flash mirrors Pocket flares Optional rescue laser if you are allowed one .

Super fun

Take a look at the 511 nitro pack

Ad glow beads to your zipper pulls Ad a beanie Ad resqme Flat webbing/and a locking biner Sar laser Signal panel Pocket flairs H20 powder Multi vitamins Caffein pills Ringer gloves Ditch the multi tool for a real tools Ditch the chest rig and get a good sars vest

Ware is your flat webbing / and trail tape and signal panels ? Pocket flares ? When saving lives go all out on your gear . Don’t hold back

Ware is your flat webbing / and trail tape and signal panels ? Pocket flares ? When saving lives go all out on your gear . Don’t hold back

Switch that Mora out for a dive knife

Where is your SAR laser ? And resqme ?

Great instructional Video my Jarrid my Friend! I have a wire fishing tool that would have made fishing the cable to the rear a little easier.

Hi, Thank you for your video presentation I was interested in the shirt that you're wearing also, is that a, ORVIS brand shirt/jacket? Could you provide insight to that more because I was on their website thank you in advance for your help

Well done . How did to mount the switch panel double sided tape ?

Hi. Great video. I wish it had the actual installation for a very beginner like me. Do you have anyone in AZ that you would recommend to install it for me? Also, are you planning on installing an Anytime Camera?

Great set up. Love the knife and the placement. Also great idea with that head lamp on the bag. I'm going to use that knife place ment and that light idea. Very smart.

Hardest part of using trek poles is telling your parents you’re gay

Keep up the great work - amazing video! Greetings NASAR Netherlands Country Coordinator

Is there a reason you didnt tap into the acc fuse? Wouldnt that enable to use the lights with just 1 key press, and then still allow use while ignition/driving?

I love your detail! Nicely done!

Thank you for this !

Great Video ! My Watch EDC is a NATO style watchband with an Automatic watch that is EMP proof and you do not have to worry about over winding ! Also on the watchband is the Suunto clip-on button compass that is a great back-up compass and is the one I use the most ! In the State of New Mexico you may need a seat belt cutter/AF seat belt webbing cutter to rescue the pilot and/or crew of aircraft (or alien space craft)... ! Remember "The Ten Essentials" by the Seattle Mountaineers ! tjl

Is there options to make them into strobe mode?

You have several sub-kits packed which makes for good organization in your pack, but I noticed that most of them are in pouches made of heavy cordura. The CPR and First Aid kit needs to be protected, but your clothes and hygiene kits could be placed in a lighter set of stuff sacks, like the REI lightweight nylon ditty bags, which would save you ounces and take up less space in your pack. Just a thought, I know that ounces over miles become heavy. Thanks for volunteering! I had great success calling out our local S&R Team when I worked in LE. Fantastic people.

Excellent pack! Greetings Robin!

It's been a while. How are they holding up and does water get in when driving down the highway?

Of all the videos, I actually found this one the simplest to understand. Every other video drags out and adds extra fluff, but this was straight to the point. Thanks!

Wynex offers a lot of molle stuff at more affordable prices. I just ordered a chest rig to add to my SAR kit. Thanks for the video, will be using to build my rig

15:18 Nice video with some good ideas like the headlamp positioning. I am not active in Search and Rescue but as a first responder in Germany. If possible exchange the black gloves by some blue or purple ones as used in ERs or by EMS. In bad lighting conditions (e.g. at night) you can not distinguish between blood or other fluids with black gloves, e.g. if you swipe the body in rain, or the body is full of sweat. With blue or purple gloves you can recognize blood immediately by its darker color. Greetings from Germany, Christian

Nice video. Like the gear!

Great stuff. I would keep that helmet as a souvenir. And get another one to wear everyday. One day when you're older you can have that as a memory.

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Was your red accessory wire long enough to go into the cab? Mine isn’t nearly long enough

Nice review

Stage your tourniquet. So you can use it one handed. And get a bright orange one. You're not trying to be tacticool. You're trying to safe lives. And when you need that thing you're going to be in a very stressful situation where seconds can make a difference. You do not want to drop it and then have to waste valuable time because it's black and it fell in the shade. Get a better radio then a baofeng UV5. It has no end filter and will have no reception if there is a strong TX on nearby frequencies. Keep the Nagoya or get a Signal stick. For radio's I would recommend an Icom or Yeasu. I run a FT5D it has onboard GPS, APRS, lockable touch screen, has a end filter. And is overall a much better radio. Your life may depend on it. So you want it to work. Lose the blade in the front if you ever run into a crack addict you risk getting stabbed with your own blade. As for knifes I run a Mora Gerber. But any Mora will do. It has a full spine.

Jarrid! I think the most useful thing that you described in this video is one of those tips that we wouldn’t know, unless we were actually doing it, and that is the experience you and the team have had flashing the headlamps at each other, and how you decided on a workaround for it to have an attachment on your chest rig instead of on your head. If you have more insight like that, I think that would be a fantastic way for you to share and again a lot of attention! I myself just subscribe to you so that I can watch for them.

Any issues with it?

For search and rescue equipment, bright colors are preferred rather than military.