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@@audi_kid thank you! I’ve entertained the thought of breaking down each piece on the belt reviews I post. Look to see that in the future, and rebounding off of what you said regarding the STOMP V2… I struggled finding content on it myself which is where I’ve tried to tailor my channel in getting information out there on these pieces of gear you can’t find content on. Again, thank you greatly for the input, it’s always noted and appreciated!

@ awesome brother blessings !! 🫡💪🏼🇺🇸

So I haven’t fiddled around with this set up enough as of yet… but I do run a Ferro panel over top of the zip cuff retainer, I can do a community post on it if you’d like further explanation. Obviously the Ferro panel zips on but if the Haley Flat Pack will weave on through the channels outside the zip cuff retainer I think you’d be good to go and could make it work..

@@mrsethvaughan77 can’t speak on that lol I bought the ones I have a long time ago…

@@GoonJr Are you using the Gen1 or Gen2 RAC link?

@ gen 2

@ so I have the Peltor Flexi Boom mic, seems to be what the GEN2 RAC Links are designed to be used with.. I’d start there. As far as PTTs go, DISCO32 will have literally everything you need. I can’t recommend those guys enough, as far as form/function/ease of use I’m not sure the competition out there can beat them. They also have great customer service with real world MIL/LE experience, any questions you have be sure to shoot them an email or give them a call.

@@Quando-lf2yo how so?

@@tigrisphotosynthesis9796 absolutely none, I did have to use some force to attach the mic… but I’ve put some hard use on this set up and it’s held up thus far. Make sure you get the Gen2 RAC Link though they still offer both on their website.

@@jcarter855 was not aware of this, you learn something new every day… thank you!

YT seems to enjoy docking creators for discussing product pricing I’ve done my best to steer clear of that recently, they are the same price as a GEN7 CAT.

I agree @jalenwimer8373

Nice voice from the man in the video.

@@Cotton603 it appears you can now purchase these with or without the harness.. Here is the full package with harness, keep in mind again you have to buy the inserts separately. offbase.co/products/haley-strategic-d3crm-disruptive-environments-micro-chest-rig

@@tylergonzales4220 I have a pair I got issued at work… honestly haven’t used them enough to see if I favor them over these. Either would be a great option, the alphas are a little nicer based off my first impression.

@@YTB3r I’d love to man, would have to find someone to lend it to me.. I may consider purchasing myself once I do some more research on it, first glance they both look very similar!

@@SYNTHEPROD none taken, at a certain point it boils down to preference.

@@tacticalappalachian4259 i just like how much easier the rail system is to use and i prefer the look of ops core as well

@@dustinpainter7952 sure thing! The head set does not seamlessly clear the light when stowing on the back of the helmet. I have to nudge the muff up over the light in order to properly stow it.. it still works but it’s enough to get in the way when trying to be efficient in an operational setting.

@@codydurham3344 I would go with a size Large.

@@reconforce4340 the more products I acquire from Platatac the more impressed I am with what they have out there. I have their chest rig as well, it’ll be featured on the channel eventually.

@@tacticalappalachian4259 Thx for your share , Your openbox video is really help for me , Because this brand in Taiwan is not famous , I don't want wear like everyone so I choose this brand 🤣🤣 , And I want buy more their products in the future, This bag also on my list .

@@Milspec_101 I’ve seen a review on that belt by EOD Fish, he puts good content out of there.. I’ve never personally had my hands on it though. I did just pick up the Blue Alpha Gear Battle Belt Lite and have been running that, once I get enough time on it I will have a review on the channel.

@@FuzzyBears.. there are no dumb questions, this belt will stay in place from friction. The large surface area of the belt assists with this immensely. This is more of a traditional ‘battle belt’ as the 2 piece systems did not come along until later, I have personally never had this belt shift on me while doing any type of static/dynamic work.

@@tacticalappalachian4259 thanks

I just bought their new Charge X, going through some testing with that at the moment.. there’s a weak point in the plastic on the mount that has split already. I briefly go over the light in my new video on my helmet set up.

@@mrjackdaniels0309 Absolutely, the way in which I’m most familiar with would be to purchase a ‘wing pouch’ multiple different companies make them. They will attach via velcro in between the rig and the nylon backer. The one that comes to mind off of the top of my head regarding magazine’s is the Sidekick by Defense Mechanisms, Ferro Concepts also makes the Wingman that will hold a radio amongst other things. Hope this helps! -Defense Mechanisms: defensemechanisms.com/sidekick-rifle-pouch -Ferro Concepts: ferroconcepts.com/products/wingman-v2

@@tacticalappalachian4259 thank you buddy! That’s exactly what I was looking for!

@@mrjackdaniels0309 no problem, happy to be of assistance.

@@1594simonsays yes, but as a bigger dude I have a hard time getting to the magazines running them on the back of my plate carrier.. it’s more or less to be used as a last resort for my purposes at least.

@@tacticalappalachian4259 nice, I just got mine yesterday for the front of Haley strategic chest rig, I like it alot

Those are Safariland, but several companies make the trifold flex cuffs now… they take up a lot less space, if you’re looking I would recommend going that route.

@@tacticalappalachian4259​​⁠Thanks for the tip bro. I’ve been looking for restraints to throw in a home defense setup and those ASP trifolds look perfect for my needs!

@@witkidone no problem brother, I am happy to help.

Mine has held up well so far, but yes only time will tell with these types of things..

@@tacticalappalachian4259 they say this one has military grade steel… let’s hope it lasts longer

​@@nicolasfracchiamilitary grade means "cheapest possible"

Thank you for sharing!

I can’t see your reply I’m not sure why….

@@tacticalappalachian4259 here let me try again. I love the idea of it and edc medical is a great thing but that tq hasnt been tested by any one other then the people who made it. it not C.O.T.C.C.C recommended. and its only an inch wide a standard C.A.T tq is 1.5 in wide and theres a reason for that. for a tq to be effective it has to provide tamponade over a wide area thats why the swat tq is effective with out a windlass and why you cant make a tq out of paracord and the fact that its only 1 in thick means it will hurt ALOT to have it on/applied. people already try to remove C.A.T tq's do to the pain so i can only imagine how bad people would want that off. So to sum things up given my expert opinion i would not recommend this tq but i would recommend the S.O.F tq it is tested and recommended by cotccc and it folds very flat for easy edc if you want a link here you go tacmedsolutions.com/products/sof-tourniquet?variant=40626596544711

@@tacticalappalachian4259 Ya i just tried to make the comment again but nothings posting. i think my comment might be to long. do you have any other social media i could leave the comment on or message you the comment?

WHO said anything about artillery?

Very nice, would love to get my hands on one some day…

You should!

There’s a lot more to it than it’s appearance gives off, certainly innovative like you said.

Awesome stuff man, thank you for sharing!!

Very nice, I’m actually not familiar with the garage.. I will have to check it out!

Always!

Always!

No problem, glad I could help!

Great to hear, thank you for sharing!

That’s awesome brother, glad to see it’s getting put to the good use it deserves!

@tacticalappalachian4259 ... I was lucky enough to carry an LMT Defenfer for about 10 years here in the UK, and the MUT was absolutely perfect for basic cleaning, clearing (most!) stoppages and fitting the Otis bits... Now I'm back to being a normal (unarmed) worker, I do miss using it for its intended purposes... Stay safe.

What a testiment to how tough these tools truly are, thanks for sharing!