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Maximizing Duty Gear Comfort: The Bang Hanger and Swivlah Advantage (Part 3)
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- Опубликовано: 16 авг 2024
- Welcome to the third episode of Duty Setup Decoded, where we focus on maximizing comfort and performance for your duty gear. Today, I am thrilled to share two remarkable products designed to offer exceptional comfort and performance for your duty gear. The Bang Hanger from Guardian Warrior Solutions and the innovative Swivlah by Edgar Sherman Designs, both of which provide a significant advantage in enhancing your duty setup, regardless of your profession.
Let's begin by examining the Bang Hanger to uncover its unique qualities compared to traditional drop leg holster mounts. It excels in providing exceptional flexibility and comfort, thanks to its expert craftsmanship by Guardian Warrior Solutions using advanced Tegris material. Additionally, Cordura wraps from Reese Wraps offer customization options to match your personal style or gear seamlessly.
Now, let's turn to the Swivlah by Edgar Sherman Designs, a finely crafted gear piece made from lightweight yet robust Tegris. The Swivlah is specifically designed to facilitate mobility and agility when coupled with a leg strap, offering a distinct advantage in enhancing the functionality of the holster setup.
Next, I'll guide you through two setup options: one for duty use and the other for the range, both enabling rapid holster changes with the Safariland QLS system. We'll cover the configurations with and without the Swivlah and leg strap, giving you a full view of how these setups boost your gear's adaptability in real-world situations.
In the next episode, I'll provide my conclusive insights and assessments, offering my final thoughts on whether this combination truly holds the key to unlocking the Cheat Code for Comfort and Performance in your Duty Setup.
If you're as fascinated by the Bang Hanger and the Swivlah as I am, don't forget to hit the like button, share, join the conversation in the comments section, and subscribe to stay updated. Your support means the world, and I look forward to having you along for the ride.
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Chapters
00:00 Quick Intro
00:11 Overview
01:44 What is Tegris?
02:47 What products are being used?
07:49 Duty Belt Setup assembly
21:03 Duty Belt mounting
27:57 Drop Leg Setup
31:42 Final Thoughts
32:45 Clarification regarding Duty Belts
35:01 Final Thoughts Return?
41:00 Outro
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Let me know what you think about this setup. Do you think it will be worth it? Leave a comment below and let me know. I definitely will say it is lighter and pretty sturdy. Thank you for your support. 👊
Looks pretty legit, similar to Wilder Tactical’s MHP setup but a lot cheaper. That sticker cover seems like a pain though lol I’ll just spray paint it if I try this.
@@AARonGoneWrong hey thank you for the comment. It definitely has wilder tactical like looks. And as far as the wrap it can be silly but it’s not too difficult I was able to get it. Also yes you can spray paint it but I would recommend you scuff it up first before throwing krylon on as it needs to be able to bond to it.
Great video Sarge! That set up definitely looks like a decent option to run your gear with. Keep up the great work and showing off new cool gear options.
Hey Z it’s definitely a lightweight but heavy duty option. I like it. And I’m excited to pilot it to the test on duty. But after training with it I’d say it’s on my list of gear that will stick around and get used.
Thanks for this video man, Wilder Tactical used to offer a similar solution with their legs straps but they’ve moved on to a different design and don’t offer their articulating plastic piece anymore, so to come across this lighter weight option was very lucky!
Yeah I saw that I wanted to get one to test it out for a review and can’t get one. I think the Edgar Sherman Swivlah is a pretty cool lightweight option. Thanks for the watch and comment.
Looks like a great solution to the bulky plastic hanger. Definitely gonna get one!
Flatter lighter weight no hot spots from it pushing into you. Definitely a much better option.
This video was a definite look into revamping my gear thank you so much for bringing this to light. Great job Sarge. Hope to continue seeing ways I can go broke 🤣🤣🤣.
I’m going broke myself lol. But thank you so much for your support you are starting to grow on me with your unwavering support. I’m grateful.
I would love to see this go through DT training and see if it can be snapped. My guess is it's lighter, probably stronger lb for lb, but it would snap.
I think everything has it’s breaking point but seeing the owner in full kit hanging and doing pull ups this definitely convinced me to get some and I’m running it on my duty belt now. I have a new vid coming soon about my duty belt. Needless to say I’m impressed. Thank you for the comment and watch you definitely raise a good point.
1 con ain't bad at all. I may have to try this all out. Love that swivel too
Yeah that con is really just me. I want to be able to fit it on a duty belt with ease but I learned that I am right at the edge of capability with that product but it still worked. So I am satisfied with it. However mounting on a molle or smaller belt is done with ease. I just pushed it to the limit. That swivlah is definitely not a new idea but it’s a lightweight beefy option to complete that setup.
@AngrySargeG01 that swivel looks purdy too
@@shoguncustoms it may be too fancy for me lol
Great video, so as tight as that is once attached to the belt, it’s there, looks like zero wiggle room for the belt loops
Thank you for the watch and yes it is zero wiggle room. But for duty you don’t want the wiggle set and leave. The belt loops do not matter on a duty setup. All my belt loops are is for my inner belt and the velcro attaches to the outer and I run belt keepers to keep them secured together.
Gotta get this.
Hey PBC thanks for the watch and comment I appreciate it. I think you may just like it.
不錯的選擇~~或許再嘗試搭配Defense Mechanisms Mech Belt 試試?
Try on defense mechanisms Mech belt ^^
I just translated what you said thank you for the info and I don't have an issue with the Defense Mech belt I just have not got my hands on one yet.
Love the videos. Any issues with the Swivlah on duty so far? How comfortable? Thanks!
One thank you so much for the comment. It definitely makes my day to see that. As of right now I have not used it on duty. Only in training but I like it so much I am transitioning to it on a new duty belt and gear setup for the new year. I just need to get the content done. The only issue I had in the beginning with the swivlah is that you have to make sure it’s lined up correctly when you mount it. It has a big hole and I got it pinched a little when I was tightening and I figured out that’s why it did not swivel freely. That’s it. Is it comfortable it felt different for a little bit but I got used to it and don’t really know it’s there. So I’d say definitely yes it is comfortable. Lastly thank you for taking the time to watch like share and comment you could have been anywhere else on the tubes but you took a chance on me and I’m grateful. So thank you.
Get a X-Belt in basketweave and has hidden molle
Definitely will look into that thank you for the info. This is why I love the community. I however for duty run nylon so I’ll be looking at some options.
@@AngrySargeG01 in that case, Defense Mechanism belt is good to go for duty and currently what I've been using the last year.
@@InkwellFoto that is what I hear I’ve been looking around at Lead Devil and a few others to make sure it fits my needs. I did get the TQ holder by def mech because I want to run a different setup other than the 11-10 mounted on my belt.
@@InkwellFoto I definitely appreciate that insight and if you have been running it for a year and it’s good to go then it’s definitely something to me worth looking into.
@AngrySargeG01 I've ran many belts in the last 11 years and the big upside to DM is what you stated in your video about Tegris. The belt is very light weight. I used Ronin and it is too stiff and heavy. Heard good things about Lead Devil but I'm over the weight of those style belts
I wanted to watch the whole video but the elevator music is killing me sir
@@atozwildliferemovle I get it I wanted to have something in the background. I appreciate the input.
@@atozwildliferemovle I’m sorry you couldn’t watch the whole video.
Video way to long
It is pretty long I agree. Thank you for the input and the watch.