a belt kit is a great option, the best part being that you can still add a fairly large pack above it for the 3 day+ trips. which translates to a helluva bugout setup if the need ever arose, and you'de be prepared for the work already having been carrying the stuff to begin with. great video
I use to wear that pistol belt and holster. As you know those holster suck. One of the people I worked w/had me replace the flap w/a thumb snap. However, in your rig, that flap is working as designed. One of the things the guys I'd worked w/would do, is on that poly ring on the flap is attach a woven paracord laynhard. To assist on hooking the flap. Something more substantial than that ring. I really do like your belt set up. Others have already commented on possible additions. I might add an energy bar or something editable. However, I LIVE to eat, Not eat to live...😁 GREAT SETUP!!!
I have been wearing an EDC belt like this for about 10 years now. Current set up is mostly Maxpedition pouches of various types. Wallet, Leatherman multi-tool, Bandana's on a carabiner, medical pouch, Fire kit pouch, electronics pouch, Admin/misc pouch, large drop pouch for carrying liquids, Carabiner for keys, secondary small drop pouch for misc things on the fly, fire arm (depending on situation), and phone pouch.
Have a huge bag full of bits and pieces of belt kit, from cheap Chinese stuff to some very good American stuff, some British, Dutch, French. At my local surplus store American service men from the local bases sell their gear there and the webbing bits and pieces end up in the bargain bin unless it's brought in complete. I've been picking up the odds and ends for years for very little money. Time to make it all fit together some how!!!
I built a belt awhile back, intending for range use. One thing led to another and its a fairly good survival belt now. Similar to yours, but with Esstec pistol and PCC pouches. One thing I added, and worked amazingly well, was I added a stand alone drop leg pouch system. Cut its belt off and using long molle straps, affixed it below my mag pouches on the left side. A little hillbilly'ish, but it tripled my storage capability.
The Bianchi holster of death !! LOL A belt like that is great when you have all your gear as well. If you need to drop your pack you still have gear and are still armed ;-)
Great Video ! With your Belt Kit add the Chest Pack ! For the Survival Belt Kit add the Dump Pouch so you do not leave a trail to follow ! The Canteen is great for it includes a stove for Tea or Hot Chocolate ! Some proper Canteens can connect with a Gas Mask ! Carry the Leatherman "Mutt" to repair a M-16/AR-15 left on the battlefield ! Topo Map and Compass of your area is a must ! Also a GPS is also good way to find your way back to the car or home ! tjl
Great video my friend! Nice belt kit. I also put together a belt awhile ago and call it my bushcraft belt. It's all military surplus and as well as knofe, water, fist aid, firekit, it includes a headlamp, small flashlight, snack pouch, etc. I love it and wear it often. I actually wear it with my pack too just in case something happened where I lost my pack. They both work well together. I too am always changing it up but I enjoy it. Again, super video and I like your channel. Marty from MinneSNOWta.🙂
Not a bad kit but I think a bit short in some areas! Food: energy bars or dried fruits and nuts; need to keep your energy level up. A second canteen with packets of your favorite beverage mix instead of a second canteen cup & stove. Depending on how available water is where you are at or expect to be. A poncho is a must and 2 construction trash bags for a ground sheet because the space blankets are NOT durable and sleeping (trying to sleep) on wet and/or cold ground isn't likely! Make a debris bed and then place the trash bags on top, then you, then the poncho and maybe the emergency blanket as a cover tarp! Why do you need the Esbit stove if you have a canteen cup stove? Candles are great for fires and light as well as other things. I would add a flashlight and/or headlamp with extra batteries! Do you have extra ammo and/or mags for your pistol? Unless you have a bad back, you probably don't need the back pad, just extra weight. I'm glad to see that you added shoulder straps for extra stability and comfort! A larger syringe without a needle can be used to flush out your eye(s) or you can add a small bottle of eye wash as getting something in your eye can be disabilitating. Thanks for the video!
The only 2 things that I would say to add is a flashlight. Even if it's just a led keyring style. And for "survival" maybe a snack. Granola or jerky. Just a snack to hold you over til you can get to a meal. But it's a great kit! 👍
I had never thought of dying UCP camo gear to a different color. How did you go about doing that.? Your results look great. Does the new coloration hold up well.?
I use the fanny pack, aifak, extra trauma kit, water purifier, small water bag, lock bypass kit, tools. Built for city SERE. Illumination tools included.
Nice load out. 👍🏼👍🏼 I’m curious, does that utility pouch not have straps on the bottom? That rig could hold a military poncho rolled up tight and placed on the bottom (or top) of that pouch. Imho a poncho is essential for a scout rig, if just to use if it rains, or if you need to stay overnight.
a few years ago got a multi - pouch belt pack from cabela's. simliar to this. when i got done packing it. with what iwanted in it, i had a pack that weighed in at about 10lbs. way too heavy for a day tripper belt pack. one thing i have done like you just mentioned on the fat wood sticks. is i drill a small hole in the ends of a couple. an have added them to my edc fire kit in my pocket.
Maybe some good tape for your ifak and maybe a ace bandage as well..I find i use them more than anything else... for minor accidents that is..a sharpie and maybe a way to flush your eye or a cut with clean water.. like a empty syringe.. if you get something in your eye can help to get it out
other than no way to carry ammo mags for your pistol or ar-15. it is a good start. just make sure your ifak, is fully stocked. and you should have two tourniquets on that belt. flashlight( not a cheap trash or a “tactual” , but a good solid real one, using D cells). spare batteries for everything you use. ( me 4-D, flash light 5-AAA, hearing protection/ mounted radio. 2-N, gun sight, spare for the hand held radio).
Nice kit this and the last one. Do you still have the pouches I made for you Wendell or did you trade them away? They were branded Provision Handmade Gear. Did you find them of use or not so much? If you don't remember them then its a No big deal. 😄 Oh and Feel Better!
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a belt kit is a great option, the best part being that you can still add a fairly large pack above it for the 3 day+ trips. which translates to a helluva bugout setup if the need ever arose, and you'de be prepared for the work already having been carrying the stuff to begin with. great video
You should consider putting a flashlight on your belt
I use to wear that pistol belt and holster. As you know those holster suck. One of the people I worked w/had me replace the flap w/a thumb snap.
However, in your rig, that flap is working as designed. One of the things the guys I'd worked w/would do, is on that poly ring on the flap is attach a woven paracord laynhard. To assist on hooking the flap. Something more substantial than that ring.
I really do like your belt set up. Others have already commented on possible additions.
I might add an energy bar or something editable. However, I LIVE to eat, Not eat to live...😁
GREAT SETUP!!!
I have been wearing an EDC belt like this for about 10 years now. Current set up is mostly Maxpedition pouches of various types. Wallet, Leatherman multi-tool, Bandana's on a carabiner, medical pouch, Fire kit pouch, electronics pouch, Admin/misc pouch, large drop pouch for carrying liquids, Carabiner for keys, secondary small drop pouch for misc things on the fly, fire arm (depending on situation), and phone pouch.
You edc a belt like this?!
@@kylehaines3606 yes
Belt kits are a awesome way to go.
Have a huge bag full of bits and pieces of belt kit, from cheap Chinese stuff to some very good American stuff, some British, Dutch, French. At my local surplus store American service men from the local bases sell their gear there and the webbing bits and pieces end up in the bargain bin unless it's brought in complete. I've been picking up the odds and ends for years for very little money. Time to make it all fit together some how!!!
Sorry to hear you're feeling down Wendell! Get well soon!
I built a belt awhile back, intending for range use. One thing led to another and its a fairly good survival belt now. Similar to yours, but with Esstec pistol and PCC pouches. One thing I added, and worked amazingly well, was I added a stand alone drop leg pouch system. Cut its belt off and using long molle straps, affixed it below my mag pouches on the left side. A little hillbilly'ish, but it tripled my storage capability.
Nicely done Wendell!
Thanks brother.
The Bianchi holster of death !! LOL A belt like that is great when you have all your gear as well. If you need to drop your pack you still have gear and are still armed ;-)
Great Idea in Layering your gear. You have everything in there but the Kitchen Sink to keep it going.
Nice setup brother ! I need to do an updated video on a couple of my setups...👍👍
Great Video ! With your Belt Kit add the Chest Pack ! For the Survival Belt Kit add the Dump Pouch so you do not leave a trail to follow ! The Canteen is great for it includes a stove for Tea or Hot Chocolate ! Some proper Canteens can connect with a Gas Mask ! Carry the Leatherman "Mutt" to repair a M-16/AR-15 left on the battlefield ! Topo Map and Compass of your area is a must ! Also a GPS is also good way to find your way back to the car or home ! tjl
A good place for the canteen cup lid is under the canteen cup in the canteen pouch.
Cool Video 👍
Thank U for the Info and links 👍
Solid kit and good vid, thank you
Great video my friend! Nice belt kit. I also put together a belt awhile ago and call it my bushcraft belt. It's all military surplus and as well as knofe, water, fist aid, firekit, it includes a headlamp, small flashlight, snack pouch, etc. I love it and wear it often. I actually wear it with my pack too just in case something happened where I lost my pack. They both work well together. I too am always changing it up but I enjoy it. Again, super video and I like your channel. Marty from MinneSNOWta.🙂
Good kit , thanks for sharing YAH bless !
That’s a really nice setup
Not a bad kit but I think a bit short in some areas! Food: energy bars or dried fruits and nuts; need to keep your energy level up. A second canteen with packets of your favorite beverage mix instead of a second canteen cup & stove. Depending on how available water is where you are at or expect to be. A poncho is a must and 2 construction trash bags for a ground sheet because the space blankets are NOT durable and sleeping (trying to sleep) on wet and/or cold ground isn't likely! Make a debris bed and then place the trash bags on top, then you, then the poncho and maybe the emergency blanket as a cover tarp! Why do you need the Esbit stove if you have a canteen cup stove? Candles are great for fires and light as well as other things. I would add a flashlight and/or headlamp with extra batteries! Do you have extra ammo and/or mags for your pistol? Unless you have a bad back, you probably don't need the back pad, just extra weight. I'm glad to see that you added shoulder straps for extra stability and comfort! A larger syringe without a needle can be used to flush out your eye(s) or you can add a small bottle of eye wash as getting something in your eye can be disabilitating. Thanks for the video!
I would put an extra canteen on
Sawyer mini is way more useful and good for 100,000 gallons
The only 2 things that I would say to add is a flashlight. Even if it's just a led keyring style. And for "survival" maybe a snack. Granola or jerky. Just a snack to hold you over til you can get to a meal. But it's a great kit! 👍
Another awesome video brother. Thanks for sharing 👍
The folding saw is pretty awesome!!!!! Does it allow you to change blades?
My thoughts exactly, and if it doesn't, it should.
Nice setup brother
I had never thought of dying UCP camo gear to a different color. How did you go about doing that.? Your results look great. Does the new coloration hold up well.?
Holds up fine.
I use the fanny pack, aifak, extra trauma kit, water purifier, small water bag, lock bypass kit, tools. Built for city SERE. Illumination tools included.
Nice load out. 👍🏼👍🏼
I’m curious, does that utility pouch not have straps on the bottom? That rig could hold a military poncho rolled up tight and placed on the bottom (or top) of that pouch.
Imho a poncho is essential for a scout rig, if just to use if it rains, or if you need to stay overnight.
It does not have straps. I have since changed the set because of the reason you mentioned. Thanks
a few years ago got a multi - pouch belt pack from cabela's. simliar to this. when i got done packing it. with what iwanted in it, i had a pack that weighed in at about 10lbs. way too heavy for a day tripper belt pack. one thing i have done like you just mentioned on the fat wood sticks. is i drill a small hole in the ends of a couple. an have added them to my edc fire kit in my pocket.
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Maybe some good tape for your ifak and maybe a ace bandage as well..I find i use them more than anything else... for minor accidents that is..a sharpie and maybe a way to flush your eye or a cut with clean water.. like a empty syringe.. if you get something in your eye can help to get it out
When hiking in the woods, I, too, carry an Ace bandage.
other than no way to carry ammo mags for your pistol or ar-15. it is a good start.
just make sure your ifak, is fully stocked. and you should have two tourniquets on that belt.
flashlight( not a cheap trash or a “tactual” , but a good solid real one, using D cells).
spare batteries for everything you use.
( me 4-D, flash light 5-AAA, hearing protection/ mounted radio. 2-N, gun sight, spare for the hand held radio).
Must not watched the video. It’s not a battle belt
Get well soon
SWEET
What I'd like to know is where did you get that molle knife holder? I didn't know they made such a thing. Thanks for the video.
I think I found it on eBay. It's called the Molle kbar adapter
Thanks. I just ordered one. You are awesome. @@ThePreparedWanderer
One Thief Surplus has them in stock.
I got mine off of ebay for $7. I doubt One Thief sells them for that.@@TUKByV1
Some knives come with a sheath that is molle compatible, I have a couple of them.
Nice kit this and the last one. Do you still have the pouches I made for you Wendell or did you trade them away? They were branded Provision Handmade Gear. Did you find them of use or not so much? If you don't remember them then its a No big deal. 😄 Oh and Feel Better!
What kind of stuff do you make?
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You're BATMAN 😂
no compass or maps ? maybe I missed it
I carry those on me not in a belt pack
@@ThePreparedWanderer ok cool thanks very much
Have a Suunto button clip on compass (back-up First go to compass) on my NATO/EDC watchband, with a Digital watch in 24-Hour mode ! tjl
9:01 compass
Where's your poncho for shelter?
What do you figure you have in this total build? $, $$, $$$, or $$$$?
Have land... Need help.....will trade..
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@@ThePreparedWanderer I have some land Vietnam vet looking to build shealter work for slot at said......
UM84 holsters absolutely suck. Get a better one.
No it works for this application.
Add a fishing kit