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Thanks for the comment! The build segments tend to get mixed reviews and comments. Generally the negative ones come from guys who either don't find my build content useful or they find it "boring" But the build content I provide is aimed to give guys a first hand guide to help them build out their battle belt or plate carrier systems. I'm glad you you enjoyed the video and I hope it was helpful!

Thanks for the comment and support! It's truly appreciated!!

Thanks for the comment! I absolutely agree. I have a leg strap I will be adding as we speak! I appreciate the input and it's very helpful!

@@TacticalNewbie101 thanks for the video, I didn’t know they had this bundle deal. 😁👍🏼

Thanks for the comment and support! I really appreciate it!

Thanks for the comment! This Loadout is still in flux but I will definitely be shifting stuff around and likely adding some more mag availability aside from just the front placard Thanks again!

Thanks for the comment and support!

Thanks for the comment! I will certainly look into that in the future! Full transparency, I have a decent backlog of non flat pack related content coming out the next few months but I will look into the Pentagon Quick Bag and hopefully feature it in a video in the future! Thanks for the comment and recommendation!

Thanks for the comment! Here is the link! amzn.to/3Y6oue1

Mags, helmet, sordins, boots, pants, med/ifak, ammo, plates, shirt, pads, radio, hydration… plus side arm Holster, and rifle, sling, belt, bags, 😂..$3000+ easy..((budget)😂😅😅

Did you even watch the video? Or are you just giving shit because you're bored. I'm all for receiving fair criticism if it comes from a genuine place but if you are just trying to be an ass well that certainly won't fly. The plate carrier loadout total (for everything featured) was $370.69. Not sure where you got the "$1000+ from but it wasn't this video. If you can build a plate carrier loadout cheaper you're certainly welcome to make your own video.

Thanks for the comment and recommendation! I will definitely look into it!

Thanks for the comment. The yakeda brand overall is great for an affordable starter plate carrier or battle belt. Krydex is also pretty affordable but their niche is selling budget friendly clones of specific Gucci gear.. Really it's all a matter of what someone is looking for in the budget gear they are getting and for what specific purpose. Both are good options for starting out!

@TacticalNewbie101 I'm going to get the Krydex i returned the other one after thinking about it

Thanks for the comment! I definitely took a look at those bags. They look cool! I might do a review at some point

Thanks for the comment! For a starter plate carrier both Yakeda and Redemption Tactical make a decent overall product that comes with specific pros and cons Yakeda (Pro) A very affordable one stop shop plate carrier that provides everything you need to get started. Good quality overall and made with good materials (Con) Stitching is not the best and likely will experience issues with sustainable longevity with hard use of running it fully loaded out (mags, gear and plates) Redemption Tactical (Pro) Better quality material and stitching overall when compared to Yakeda. Redemption Tactical offers an assortment of add on features (backpack, placards and pouches) to run with this carrier but are sold separately (Con) Plate Carrier is slightly more expensive then the Yakeda. The $150 (give or take) price is a bit steep. The Ferro Concepts Slickster is $160 so if you are looking to spend that much for a plate carrier it's best to just spend a couple extra bucks and get something "Gucci" like the Slickster or OTTE LVZ.

Thanks for the comment and input! That's odd that your 10x12 level 3+ plates didn't fit. My 10x12 level 4 plates had no issues fitting in mine. What cut were the plates if you don't mind me asking? Can I ask a few questions to clarify? Do you have a Ferro Concepts Slickster or Spiritus Systems Lv119? I ask because the Emmersongear/ Krydex plate carrier is kinda a cross between those 2 carriers. The shoulder straps closely match the LV119 more then the Slickster but everything else basically matches the Slickster in design. Aside from the straps, what else was of terrible quality? As far as I'm aware with the hands on comparisons and research I have done (but I'm not an expert) both carriers are made from 500D codura and the elastic cumberbund material is also the same. The big difference more then anything is that you get an entire Loadout for the Emmersongear/ Krydex price of $119 vs paying $160 for the Ferro plate bags and cumberbund. If Ferro to you is the better option I certainly can't argue with that. I love my Slickster plate carrier. But to be fair, I have done a pretty extensive cross comparison of these products (multiple videos comparing Budget vs Gucci) and based on my personal research they are pretty close in quality overall. Thanks for the comment and input!

Thanks for the comment! Yea that absolutely makes sense now that you mentioned it. I appreciate the input, that sheds a bit more light as to why multicam might be a bit more expensive for sure.

They were vaguely "upfront" about the lead times at time of purchase and I can certainly complain about it if I feel the long lead times and lack of proper communication is unreasonable. I also mentioned the long lead time to give anyone viewing the channel or video a proper heads up about said lead times in advance just in case. Lead times aside their gear is very high quality. If you don't like my content well you can certainly not watch it. I post content that myself and others enjoy. If that's not you, well you're welcome to look elsewhere. Godspeed

@TacticalNewbie101 Yes, agreed. I'm done watching 20 minutes of silent gear assembly. I only mentioned it as a heads-up, as many others may feel the same the way I do. Of course, do your thing and best wishes.

@@torencalduris3114 I appreciate it. Best of luck

Thanks for the comment and support! I truly appreciate it!

Thanks for the consistent comments! I absolutely agree! I will provide a price breakdown for the total cost of the entire Loadout on next week's video. The cost is obviously way more expensive than anything I featured on the low budget side, but considering everything that Wilder Tactical provides and the overall quality of the gear it is a great investment. Its a perfect one stop shop for a good high end battle belt system! Hahahaha well leveling up is the goal for both my knowledge and for the channel. I think I will forever be a Tactical Newbie even if my knowledge and experience grows. Especially considering there is A LOT that I have to learn and with me starting at an older point of adulthood I have a ton of ground to cover in a shorter period of time when compared to those who got into the tactical game at an earlier age or served/ worked in law enforcement. Thanks again for the regular support!

Thanks for the comment! Here is the link for the mag pouch amzn.to/3BIcXdc

@@TacticalNewbie101 thanks brother

Thanks for the comment! I definitely have a review video coming up on the channel next week. Todays video will feature the build of the Loadout and next week's video will review it and give all the price points for it

Thanks for the comment and support! I truly appreciate the kind words! I try to make an honest effort to give normal guys like us some decent options to start their own tactical journey and improve as they grow! Thanks again!

Thanks for the comment! Here is the link! amzn.to/3TZHqK7

@TacticalNewbie101 i ended up finding it yesterday and it's getting delivered today thank you....I was about to buy the t.rex arms one lol

@@srt8_lockdown782 I'm glad you were able to track it down. My apologies I couldn't get you the link to help sooner! Let me know what you think of the quality when you get it.

Thanks for the comment and I don't mind you asking at all! If anything I promote questions and comments on the channel! An open line of communication helps everyone learn together! The Yakeda plate carrier was a great plate carrier for the price. It offers you every basic requirement a plate carrier should have without having to spend extra money for it. With that said, while it is a great starter plate carrier it isn't something I would recommend for home defense or SHTF unless obviously that's the only thing someone can afford at that point. Stitching started to break down in some areas fairly fast and with limited use. Overall quality is not terrible but if you are looking to do more than just basic range practice (standing and shooting) then it is not something I would recommend unless you are just starting out or are on a very limited budget. I honestly shelved this carrier (for something a bit better) after only a few months of use. I do plan on repurposing it into a back up workout/ CrossFit plate carrier though. Really put it through the ringer and see how long it lasts.

Thanks for the kind comment and generous support. It's really nice to get helpful feedback like this! Comments like these motivate me to continue the regular posting consistency and also incrementally improve on my overall filming and content quality. Thanks again for the comment

Thanks for the comment! Unfortunately I was not too impressed by this belt when I received it. It is more of an Olive Green than a Ranger Green. The quality was pretty questionable at best and it unfortunately does not provide a sizing chart on Amazon so I can't accurately give you a good estimate of waist sizes it can fit. That's unfortunately the hardest part when buying budget gear in Amazon. Sometimes the quality is not very good and the belt is designed to fit "average waist sizes" with no adjustments for those on the small or bigger than average sizes. I would honestly not recommend this belt overall and I have already repurposed most of the gear on it onto another belt. I would recommend if possible looking for a belt that at bare minimum offers a waist size chart or a belt that offers a generic small, medium or large size overall. I hope my input helps you on your belt searching journey. I can certainly try my best to answer any additional questions that you may have but more importantly I would highly recommend you avoid this specific belt.

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Thanks for the comment! Yea a few guys have made mention of this in the comment section of a few videos. I want to look into who the manufacturing company is for the Battle Vest Elite (very likely China based) because it is almost exact to the Agilite K-19 plate carrier. Has me wondering if both companies buy from the same manufacturer or if it's just a really really good clone from a different manufacturer. If you have any additional information it's always welcome! Thanks again for the comment!

@@TacticalNewbie101 Shenzhen YCW Bags Company Ltd. Is name of the company taht making these vests on alibaba even with hydration and battle packs you can look it up

To be fair, Half plastic is the more accurate descriptor for sure hahahaha

The funny thing is I didn't delete your comment. I proudly keep the cry babies in my comments to make fun of. I figured you deleted it once you saw my comment and got all butt hurt but maybe TH-cam did it. All I do know is that it wasn't me. Funny thing again, I am monetized. Go figure right? But you wouldn't know that by jumping to conclusions after seeing one video I made over a year ago. I could care less about your down vote. You don't like my content well go find someone you do enjoy. I could give 2 shits 😂😂😂 Funny how it's always the nobody channels who like to come in hot with the comments pretending like they could do better. Have fun trolling TH-cam, Buh Bye.

@@TacticalNewbie101 errr nerrrr. By the way, this is my first airsoft. My guns dont shoot plastic. So stop being a limp wrist.

Ohhhh my. So scary.... Not all my guns shoot plastic... But again, You wouldn't know that by only seeing one video 😂🤣😂🤣

@@TacticalNewbie101 If you think that was me trying to be ScArY, you really are just a lil…. Kitten, aren’t you. 😂😂😂 By the way, learn to read between the lines, kid. I’m not getting banned for some little Fa--

Nope. Not at all. Honestly I'm really just using you for engagement🤣😂🤣😂 Each comment you post helps this video! I honestly don't give a shit what you think nor what you have to say. You come on my channel talking shit well shit talk you will get back. I honestly love the haters like you. You fools give me more support than some of my dedicated subs. So thanks for that!! 😘

Thanks for the comment! I will definitely check them out!

Thanks for the comment and support! I will definitely be tracking my progress with my tactical training workout videos and showing some of the metrics I am improving on over time. Unfortunately the tactical training segment is not the most popular videos but I plan on sprinkling them in periodically in between my other review, gear and firearm content!

Thanks for the comment and support! Shooting videos are on the way for sure! Over the summer I filmed a few workout related "tactical training" segments (5 in total). After all those are posted I will be posting real steel training videos and dry fire videos. So be on the lookout in the future! The tactical training segments in general are not the most popular overall so I will be sprinkling them in periodically in between some of my more gear and gun focus video's

I absolutely agree! Yakeda makes some great starter plate carriers if you need or want everything in one purchase. Then over time you can always step up the better gear! Thanks for the comment!

That's awesome!!! Let me know when you get it and how you like it! Overall input (pros and cons) are always welcome!

That's awesome brother!! How do you like it?

@@TacticalNewbie101 love it! Have a few two vests from them plus a few belts all kitted out with their stuff and it’s all great stuff for sure!

Thanks for the comment! The price for all my Low Budget Loadouts generally don't include the price for the plates simply because there is such a variety of plate quality, levels and prices of plates to choose from. The Tacticon Armament Battle Vest Elite is essentially a direct clone of the Agilite K-19. I think it's a great idea to buy the Tacticon plate carrier if you are looking to save a few dollars for sure!

@TacticalNewbie101 Thank you. I agree that there's no need to spend 4 or 500$ on just a carrier. Buy a cheaper carrier and better plates. Or in my case a cheaper carrier with higher quality accessories/ Pouches. Just get yourselves plates and a careier and be prepared. If anyone is looking for a excellent deal on plates I recommend and run myself a set of Guard Dog level IV Ceramics. Best bang for the buck out there. Check out classic firearms video trying to destroy them. For the price, they can't be beat.

These are Korean Made Magazines. Basically range toys.

Thanks for the comment! TH-cam didn't notify me about your comment so sorry I am just seeing it now.. I am honestly not sure if the drum is mil spec. Description never specifies so I assume if they don't go out of their way to mention it being mil spec that it likely is not. It is a fun drum to shoot out on the range and so far it has been pretty reliable. Downside is that it runs through 100 rounds so fast that it can get pretty expensive to keep her fed. It's an easy way to burn through ammo reserves for sure hahaha

Thanks for the comment! Hahahaha I will certainly take the Brad Pitt complement in stride proudly lol. I would think that maybe the poster had something to do with the comparison overall but regardless I will gladly accept the comparison either way. Thanks for the comment and I appreciate the support!

Thanks for the comment! Yes indeed there are a few good direct manufacturers that produce plate carriers and accessories that you can order directly from the manufacturer. A few of the ones I use are Krydex, Tacticon Armament, M-tac and many others. Most of the gear they offer you can also purchase on Amazon unless it is out of stock there in which you can order directly from the manufacturers website. I got other recommendations from commenters that it's also a good idea to look at army surplus websites or if you have any local locations near you to get gear. That and also regularly be on the lookout for some deals that some of the more Gucci gear manufacturers or 3rd party dealers who may offer some good deals as well. I would honestly recommend just always being on the lookout for affordable gear when it comes to all of these options and make it sort of a hobby to regularly check for deals and sales. But the best overall "one stop shop" for a lot of the gear that I myself got was through Amazon for the most part. So I would always reccomend starting there before branching out to other locations. I hope that helps!

@@TacticalNewbie101 Thanks for the reply! This helped a lot. The closest military surplus store near me is around 45 minutes away, and unfortunately don't have the time to drive that far. So I will definitely check out those websites you mentioned.

Thanks for the comment! The primary purpose of the Velcro under belt is designed so that you can weave that belt (Velcro under belt) through the belt loops of your pants and adhere the top belt directly to the Velcro under belt to offer a more structural hold that won't sag or drop when training, running, crawling or basically performing any specific physical activity. Most current generation belts offer that option now but it also allows you the availability to also add a standard padded under belt if ever you just wanted to put on the belt on without weaving anything through your belt loops or if you have pants that don't have belt loops. I hope that helps! Thanks again for the comment!

Thanks for the comment! I personally built my Ferro Slickster out to be more of an overt platform vs covert (at least at the moment, it could very likely change in the future). But I would say that your likely spot on with your assessment overall. I do notice that my plates have a bit of a slight droop and open space in the material just below the neck line and around the shoulders that would very certainly suggest that it was designed that way to provide less printing around the neck line if used for concealment purposes. Thanks again for the comment!

@@TacticalNewbie101 Thank you for the information!

Thanks for the comment and recommendation. I definitely agree with you

My shorts are generally taken from my long form videos. They are converted into portrait mode and that's why they look close.

Thanks for the comment and huge support!!!

Thanks for the comment! Here is the link for the front mag placard I got off of Amazon. It didn't come with the plate carrier but it is a great placard because it can hold up to 6 mags amzn.to/4gssGNw

​@TacticalNewbie101 thanks, I just bought this rig last night and funny enough this video came up in my feed after lol. I got mine in mc black with their duty belt

Thanks for the comment and massive support! I do what I can with the channel and try the best I can to provide you guys with some fun content! (Even if some of it can be a bit repetitive at times) Ideally my goal going into the end of the year and next year is to hopefully provide a bit of new content aside from the general tactical hauls, budget/ Gucci builds, low budget/ Gucci Loadout, tactical reviews etc. I will still definitely be featuring that from time to time and the tactical haul segment will always be a reoccurring feature I do plan to feature in the near future some shooting content and explore other avenues in the tactical space (first aid, survival, prepping etc). That content is a whole different can of worms though when it comes to recording but it should be fun to add it to the rotation of segments featured on the channel! Thanks again for the support!

Thanks for the comment!! Hahahah can you blame me? Every Tactical Haul within itself is basically like Christmas morning for a 6 year old on repeat! I love it!

Well as stated it is a knockoff of the Crye JPC 2.0. Not sure how you can determine fabric quality off of a 60 second clip but since it is a knockoff that certainly could be the case. I won't know for sure until I compare it to a Crye JPC.

It is made out of 500d cordura nylon for camo and 500d superior nylon for solid the fabric is actually pretty good.

@@keatonbrock5910 thanks for the follow up and input. I'm still learning about all the different nylon types and grades but it definitely feels like a great quality and the stitching is really tight. I'm really impressed with the quality overall and quickly is becoming my favorite plate carrier

@@TacticalNewbie101 no problem I love the channel, 500d nylon is the same thing used in military uniform and accessories so the fabric will do just fine just make sure you watch the stitching because if anything is going to fail it would be that. You could also take it to a tailor and ask them do reinforce the stitching.

Thanks for the comment! Yea this short is a bit over a year old now and I have since corrected that and attacked those straps. Thanks again for the comment!