There definitely really nice and high quality

Interesting I wasn't aware of that thank for the information

Thank you for watching and commenting your channel looks useful as well you can never go wrong knowing medical information and I think that knowledge+the right equipment that is reasonably priced it a total win as you get to save money but also exceed your requirements for whatever it is you need it is nice as in the medical field and camping it seem pay to win unless you use surplus I hope my other videos are helpful and thank you for subscribing it means alot

@wolfoutdoorreview absolutely

Your welcome thank you for watching and I am glad the information is useful!

Mabye try a different charger or mine doesn't work anymore so mabye they have bad battery life

@ because I press to turn on it blinks and the red light blinks but don’t stay on but if I plug it in it’s green and stays on

Yea mine does the same the battery life is pretty bad on them it guess I would look up nebo slim plus forums on Google to get some more information

I figured it was worth the cost although I wish it was $5 from goodwill or whatever 🤣

I recommend them there really nice thank you for watching

That actually might be useful good luck with that

I am good I plan on working on everything filming and re making a bunch of these videos I realized I had a cold in a few and I am not the best at articulating thoughts quickly

@wolfoutdoorreview you're good! I watched some of your other videos and realized that this was abnormal. Making sure you're all good, man!

@motogbadger357 thanks for thinking about me yea I am not sure what was wrong I definitely regret some videos weather it be quality or speaking volume etc but I intend to remake this video with a PCU level 5 video were I go over the jacket and pants together and have quick links to skip ahead to each part I am slowly learning technology I am not the most tech savvy person but luckily when I get something down it is unconscious afterwards so I don't have to think about it too much

they are pretty cool hats I personally like the shape of the hat compared to a ball cap

Thank you for watching and commenting hopefully I touched on the most important points glad it was helpful

I personally think packability and weight and wind protection also I find the Level 5 kinda baggy even when it fits compared to the level 4 which is more streamlined hope that helps

How good is it cutting down on the wind?

@MarcP5267 I would say with a long sleeve shirt on about 87% it is way better than the Level 5

I would be wearing level 1 and 2 under the level 4.

@MarcP5267 I would definitely say 90% then it is well worth the separation between it and the Level 5 in my opinion

I will keep that in mind and try to do it

It is coming soon

Yea I am definitely glad I was able to find one I think the old owner assumed it was just some civilian commercial version of a patagonia jacket anyway best of luck for finding one i would try the weird sites to possibly find a cheap one like poshmark or whatever thrift store websites etc you guys use

@ thanks! yeah, i was looking everywhere but the cheapest that i found in my size is 375€, on some sites they're selling it for 680€

@benya_gt and what size is that?

@@wolfoutdoorreview small regular

Your welcome glad I could be a help

They are really nice rain systems and I have used mine personally way more after the video and it is really durable I do alot of wandering around at parks and stuff and it resists tree branches scratching it well and it also handles constant wear from my packs very well overall a great investment although I prefer the shiny material jacket verses the newer goretex one

I am 6ft exactly

I recommend rolling it tighter and sitting down in a L position and using your feet to create tension when rolling you can roll stuff very tight

I'll look into it

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It's a little old and beat up but it is the older version without hood buttons and in large regular

The contractor for this particular parka was Winfield MFG. Co., Inc.

Here is a new one www.ebay.com/itm/296815206404?_skw=Winfield+woodland+parka&itmmeta=01JDQP9M0MSAMB4XDT08R0QBHN&hash=item451b90a004:g:EeUAAOSwiIZnNQQ9&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA8HoV3kP08IDx%2BKZ9MfhVJKnjxr6cFCPOYgpDB5OMdLUvM5mfDlVVGClKrbjvQMsEdS7Ve6yESDQgqAjRZjWUxxfDpbdCvSNJ3YUHKoErVPI0hBkpsLucxFo7EbPtAzEZpzMZawJ2CP%2FpNNY7kpxWh9GizytnF3ISZljFeGOaSV0StfbpxnDO%2B8Clvf6HLpC0NCdpnNOWS4Wq4ElId1xq9HW8NeZGgxiwlGk32MCAAC20w26sTHrjxJM4LaQUiCEF72eIi8l6QnskQ0fg9MjyRzMyO967cJTNGZURCuCFVK86nuGsOvUA0BcGrVJr7AOBtw%3D%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR7LApvbtZA

I intend on doing a video on it soon

I am not sure I found mine locally and traded it for some stuff it looks like $45 ish it is known as IFAK II thank you for watching and commenting

Thanx for the reply​@@wolfoutdoorreview

I agree they are really nice lights and it is sometimes better to have a red light rather than a 1000 lumens flashlight

I am about 180 here and 6ft at the time and it fits pretty well and it loose on the stomach area thank you for watching and commenting

Thank you for watching and commenting regarding your question I am 32x32 pants and 6ft and 200lbs

@@wolfoutdoorreview Thanks a lot, these must run big for you to fit a size S-R!

@sl1237 I do and they are oversized to fit over your whole kit body,armor,flc etc

Definitely something I would recommend I wore this thing out and the shoulder stitching ripped out

Thsnk you for watching and commenting Hopefully it works just as well for you

I think that you could get away with -15° C they are really warm gloves and as long as you wear liner gloves and move your fingers and keep your hands dry you could probably last about 4 hours but it is always recommended to have a warming fire or tent to warm up in after a while thank you for watching

@wolfoutdoorreview thanks for the answer

@Serg_Atlas69 your welcome I am glad I could be of help although personally I would go with the outdoor research firebrand gloves they are really nice

@@wolfoutdoorreview Please, tell me what do you think about gloves "intermediate cold wet"? quality, and warmth? made in USA

@Serg_Atlas69 I personally think they are pretty good gloves but they are kinda bulky and hard to actually use but they are high quality and warm but you have to make sure to get them in the correct size

I would say a little bit of both I would compare it to the current USGI level 5 material or mabye a tightly woven cotton tee-shirt type of feel

Thank you for watching and commenting I can definitely do that the only thing is it may be a while as I am in school still and I have finals coming up so it may end up being in December but I will definitely do a video on the whole system

There is a Great manual on this if you search "ecwcs pdf" . In General they have passive and active category then diffrent weather conditions. For example Level 4 windshirt is to be worn with level 1 and cammies when active in above 45f in wet conditions. When you get static you pull out the level 6 on top of it all.

@rickarderiksson7431 interesting I wasn't aware they had a "instruction" book for this system all I know is based on the ads videos online and forums thank you I will check that out

Thank you for watching I really enjoy these gloves there really nice

I like it as well it is great for storing winter clothes on the off-season

Yea it sucks it is so expensive it is really nice although it seems alot of people prefer OCP/Multicam which is good it limits the stress on Woodland and DCU

Interesting I'll have to keep that in mind as I definitely like keeping my vision in low light so I use these flashlights

I have seen them at around $150 or you can buy a acu digital camouflage for cheaper

@@wolfoutdoorreview I was asing you personally. I can find them on the internet and at the local Navy warehouse.

I paid $100 for mine local on Craigslist

Thank you I don't do this for all my stuff just the daily use stuff for example I keep a medical kit in my backpack and it is good to keep in good shape I definitely don't have the time to do much of this that's for sure

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Thank you for watching and commenting

Interesting it could have been ripped off by the original owner it is sometimes hard to find original tags as they make the neck itch so people remove them it also could be a nwu fleece jacket liner they are similar

@@wolfoutdoorreview No im talking about the Polartec tag on the inside pocket that you showed at 2:20. Instead of that mine literally looks like a black square with washing instructions, no red Polartec sign

@kingnevermore25 oh this one is a later jacket the earlier ones it was on the neck the Polartec logo was along with the producr which is most of the time some sort of goodwill organization

@@wolfoutdoorreview On the neck i have “Goodwill South Florida” and left of it a white tag with sizing and NSN number. On the pocket where Polartec tag should be i have black square with washing instructions. It literally looks the same like the one from the video titled “Fleece Jacket ECWCS GEN II Polartec Classic 300” that lasts 4:12 min and the thumbnail depicts three soldiers wearing these fleeces. Please take a quick look if you dont mind, im interested in your opinion

@kingnevermore25 I looked at the video and think it is probably on the neck I own a few of these jackets and will look through them and can send you photos if you want to email me at [email protected] I will send you some info

Thank you for watching. I definitely agree they are pretty nice and great for quick hikes or around town for wallet keys etx

It is to show the difference between that and a baseplate compass, which is different

@@wolfoutdoorreview They are Lensatic, not lensTatic. Just sayin.

@Fireguy- where it is a local pronunciation of it Midwest to be precise

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I definitely agree I just tend to sit around and see what fits

@@wolfoutdoorreview I always just put my wet weather gear in it! It's the perfect size, plus it keeps my damp clothing from getting anything else wet in the main pack.

Good idea i never thought of putting wet/smelly clothes in the waist pack

Your welcome hope you enjoyed

Thank you hopefully you are able to find some inserts for it they are pretty cool and useful

I like it as well it reminds me of a German ww2 helmet where they painted them white or used sheets to cover them ironically the shape is still the same after all these years

Interesting I didn't know you could fit more In it that is definitely a full shelter configuration