Blackhawk CQB Riggers Belt (and other odds and ends!)

[@ripcityryderz4800]

skip to 14.00 minutes if you wana see just the belt.

[@isaichalambaga]

RIP City Ryderz your the real MVP

[@billnye198]

'I'm wearing a belt, to hold up my pants. But, my pants have belt loops, to hold up my belt. I don't even know what's going on down there. Who is the real hero?' - (paraphrased) Mitch Hedberg

[@HansZarkovPhD]

I just bought a condor belt to use as a duty belt at work. Works well.

[@MrRayMac1963]

I have a few of the Blackhawk Riggers belt. They work great with 511 Tactile pants, and offer the enhanced ability to tie off you spoke about. There are a lot of little things like this that we find but slip by and don't get passed on. Thanks for taking the time to share.

[@AZDesertExplorer]

You’re the only guy on KZbin that wears that belt properly. Good on you.

[@brandonmcguire4617]

Hey Chris, you are the first guy I've seen telling people to stock their aid bag with maxi pads or tampons. Thank you. I've been saying it for years. They are way cheaper than commercial blood stoppers. Keep kickin ass.

[@kamacoz9738]

I came for the belt and gained some trama pack insight. Thanks for the vid and you have 1 more fan. Happy prepping!!

[@thenextarcher]

iv worn a blackhawk cqb riggers belt for a very long time. It has last me longer than any other belt

[@THENEWWRANGLER]

tubular webbing is also a perfect sized sheath for a bow saw blade. so you can pack it into the bush without damaging your gear or your hands. I use a strip of gorilla tape to cover the sharp teeth on the saw blade and it will slip into the tubular webbing, then stick it in your belt or pack straps. fool proof. melt one end closed and melt the other end open so it/s like a sock for your bow saw blade, and if you need to check out Corporals corner for his improved bow saw video, using two key ring loops and a stick to make a bow saw in the field,

[@3nertia]

Thanks for the tip! Your comment opened up a whole new realm of possibilities :D

[@michaelk487]

What size waist if you're 36 medium or large

[@mitchmackenzie3293]

Chris, your videos are awesome! Very informative and i just love watching them! Keep doing what you love and the right people will follow!

[@harryrichards7767]

Do you pimp out your knives to the point you don't want to use them?

[@meawoodsman8321]

I do a little bit of climbing and tubular webbing is awesome. The knot you should learn is the 'water knot' it's specifically designed as a non slip knot for nylon webbing to be used as climbing anchors.

[@keithbeckett1349]

would this be weird to just use as a normal belt with cargo pants ?

[@georgieocasio1764]

Maxi pad that's what I carry in my first aid kit, way better than the gauze. You can cut it to size, it's more absorbent and it reten the blood so there's no mess!

[@austinlozinski2119]

The custom blade work on the jessica 2 is one of the most coolest designs i've seen

[@William_A_Batey-Security_Tech]

Hi, I have not seen a good mirror or high polished piece of stainless steel in your kits for signal purposes. Maybe it's something to consider. Also some good light sticks..

[@whatnow7560]

Think for the max pad ideal I will use it

[@goozh]

I stumbled across your video, looking for info on the belt - but I ended up enjoying the entire video - very well presented and good content! As for the belt...I LOVE that it looks tactically...but having seen it now on a video, not sure my wife will (if I use for everyday use). Regardless...keep up the good info, and yes, I am a new subscriber now.

[@HughBLongAuthor]

Chris, just wanted to thank you for all your videos. you're fun and informative. Awesome stuff, bro...keep rocking!

[@ChrisLee-UK]

You Sir are a legend, it's like class 101 of patients. Quite happy to travel from my home here in the UK and mess that lawn mower if you'd like too :D Came for the belt review and will be buying one this week, thanks for another awesome video brother. Stay safe :D

[@christianm1396]

the belt looks really nice but i'm 4 and i have a felling i might get some weird looks at school with a tatically looking belt

[@RenThraysk]

Cord looks like Type II paracord. 550 is Type III.

[@scottdoyle2238]

Chris, Just an FYI. Put a piece of that new para cord on the Loop on the duffle about 14 inchs long and then you can weave it in the eye lets. Pull the cord and it will close all of them at once.

[@johnrackley1903]

Another great video with more great ideas. Thank once more. Keep'em coming, can't seem to get enough of them.

[@gunslingerfourtysix]

oh btw Tony i also use my vacum cleaner cord to hang off the side of buildings also

[@CavemanOutdoorsMissouri]

just recently discovered your channel. nice vids. very informitive and entertaining

[@danofiremano]

I have a nylon pouch in my bunker gear with 15' of tubular webbing. We are taught to make a "Hasty Harness" with it to bail out of a structure when we're two or more stories up. We also use it to carry people out of places in various ways. Some great gear you have in this video! Been a subscriber for quite a while now & never saw this one. I LOL @ the J-2 showing! I have one of those G.I. packs too and will throw my rifle's and shotguns in it if I ever have to B-O. I keep a backpack full of ammo as well and another for all my pistols.

[@40mdeep]

Hi, what jacket/parka are you wearing in this video? Looks nice.

[@michaelk487]

The funny thing I had that belt when I seen it on your KZbin channel and I don't know what happened to it I think I got to order another one if I'm a 36 waist Crist

[@TacticalOwl7]

The maxi pads can also be used as tinder to start fires. Try it with the fire steel rod, quite impressive. Since you mentioned you have 50 of those things laying around, perhaps you could add maxi pads to your fire starting kits, if you like this idea. Triple purpose, for aunt flow, wounds, and starting fires....

[@justinprather8846]

What size did you buy and did it fit as expected?

[@ablebodypassenger7539]

If you rely on those knots they will fail , you need a figure 8 with a a double fisherman’s or a figure 8 follow threw with hitch at the end please don’t rely on the knot you have at the end of you webbing

[@anakratzas]

15:17 Tip on your riggers belt mate. If you make sure to put your jeans belt loop under the velcro loop or actually beyond it, completely under the buckle you find that you'll be able to slide your belt further to your left. Also when you release the buckle when you undo the velcro loop you'll notice that your jeans belt loop is no longer in the way ;-).

[@Steelmonkey76]

Maxxi pads totally forgot about that, thanks for the reminder!

[@siegeshot2]

I'm glad you're being safe at that bee house. Be safe man and thanks for doing the Blackhawk belt. I love Blackhawk gear.

[@siegeshot2]

@9:00 I also wanted to say that everyone's bug out bag is going to be different. People need to chill out about that. My bag's contents are tailored for me. People are NOT going to agree with it because of "weight" but they need to chill. out. My bag is for me to bug out. Plain and simple. It has what I feel I need.

[@stereosonix2000]

THANK YOU for flashing Jessica 2! It made my night!

[@shortcircuit3033]

Good Video And i agree a well kitted out First Aid (trauma kit) never a bad investment. Life is fragile .No-one plans on needing it. But if you do its a blessing.

[@TheLoobis]

2:00 tubular webbing. that's common stuff among climbers. Good stuff.

[@gentlemensedge5503]

What's the comfort level in wearing such a belt?

[@ronaldeells9439]

Maxie pad now that is a great idea for the kit

[@nurseactual]

God you sound a lot like me Chris, I think thats part of why I enjoy your vids so much. Thanks for the info on the belt, now I want one.

[@deathwish139]

Chris I keep picking up your ideas - I looked around the bedroom and realized now I need a deuce and 1/2 to bug out.

[@270Remi]

I just picked up the same riggers belt and I wear it at work all the time. No one at work has noticed other then my superintendent that is retired army and actually pays attention to his surroundings

[@GnarlinBrando]

Tubular webbing is awesome! There is a lot of really neat climbing gear out there that a lot of the prepper community has not explored yet.

[@red5llaw]

Chris. I found a guys modification of his Becker Bk2 pretty dang cool. His vid is "knife discussion ka-bar Becker Bk2 & Gear choices" Do you know if that webbing is for sale on the web anywhere?

[@Forewarned76]

My recommendation is to go mythbusters on those yellowjackets, make a nondairy creamer filled sawdust cannon. you will sear their little wings off then you can knock the nest down with a thrashin' pole and use the maggots for fishbait... or prepper lunch

[@csencindiver]

great vid. Learned a few things to try.

[@private123-r5c]

just figured out my rigger belt. thank you.

[@20silvercrow]

yes the pads are very useful and the price is right. Great Video !!!

[@couchcamperTM]

finally someone mentions the neat Pilot flasks. thumbs up! atb Markus

[@ronaldshepherd5992]

This the first time I had seen your video. Im very impressed and informal. Thank you

[@JimmyGunXD556]

I want that jacket! Can you give me the info? Thanks!

[@MrPunjabiBatman]

I second that. Was just gonna ask the same thing.

[@GunnySGT1911]

It looks a lot like the jacket I have. It is a T.R.U. Spec. You can try and search for it on amazon tru spec digital woodland.They have the pants and other items.

[@JimmyGunXD556]

GunnySGT1911 thanks

[@noglobe4105]

You should be using lockgate biners 😀

[@a1sloth1]

Very good info, well presented.

[@rjimlad]

I just bought a tactical belt from eBay. Didn't pay much attention to it when it came, just put it on a pair of trekking pants and forgot about it. Started watching this vid and thought "I wonder if my belt has that carabiner thing on the front". Checked my belt, which I was wearing and was stunned to find it was a Blackhawk CQB! I wonder if there's a pilot flask in my duffle bag.

[@DrDennis]

P prefer the OD green canvas mil-spec duffles at army surplus store. Can get them just as cheap maybe cheaper.

[@mikelitton751]

Great video, really enjoyed it. I have a question though, what branch of military were you in?

[@shock297]

The outdoors duffle bag is horrible, at least mine was. I travel a lot and bought one for my cloths and after I think 2 trips the shoulder strap buckles broke, they are just cheap plastic. I used it a while longer cause it still had the side straps for just "toting" around and had another failure. Either zipper problem or stitching, don't remember. Mind you I just filled it to capacity with cloths, no real heavy stuff and had problems. I suggest a better quality like the military duffle he showed. Just sharing my experience so you don't waste your money.

[@thomas9834]

Hey Chris, Great Job!!! Sorry if I missed it, but where did you get the OD Trauma Kit..? Thanks For Sharing All The Great Vids!

[@traviskidney2398]

Awesome Vid i have used Maxi pads in my FAK and Blow out kit for years best practical compress $ for $.

[@tfisher808]

Love the belt, I wear one everyday at work..Great Vid

[@rayscott5347]

I'm from Ohio what is the name of the surplus store? Do u recommend any in the Columbus area? and great vids keep em coming

[@South.Florida.Aviation]

Cool Roman Atwood’s family rope

[@buckeyebunnyhunter]

Great vid.Lot of great info.

[@cusernamed]

As usual, great video Chris. I've been getting in trouble with the missus lately because every time I get online all I do is sit around and watch PM101 vids. Lol! Great stuff man.

[@lastgameplay]

THAT is a cool belt, thanks for the video...

[@freddobbs9435]

C...great video, by the way where did u get the camo jacket you have been wearing in the videos?? brand ? cost ?///thank you

[@raidetac4762]

It's a us navy issued goretex parka in NWU type III

[@funinthewild6840]

That atwood paracord is type 2 paracord and the 550 cord is type 3. Just sayin.

[@theMIGHTYKICKSTAND]

First. I'd never tie anything around my neck with that much tension strength. Second,I never buy from Walmart. I built 98% of them from as far south as Florida city and as far north as Mt Dora. So it would be like just giving them their money back. Third, I was wondering, do you not own guns? I see a lot of knives but without a gun,that'll just get ya hurt. I do enjoy your vids. Oh,one other thing,my bug out bag is a Quiksilver bag. I don't think it wise to carry a bag that screams "bug out". But you do inspire a few good ideas from time to time. Keep em coming.

[@EatCarbs]

11% checking in! >_o Cool belt.. I've been thinking about getting away from leather and going with something else. I had the 5.11 belt.. and it was ok.. but wasn't quite what I wanted. Thanks for the video

[@TacticalOwl7]

I second your motion DefMunkyYT, well said.

[@andypalm7061]

some great info!

[@BeMoreGooderPeople]

Thanks Chris. Man them planes are dumpin chem trails on you pppbbbttt hahahaha!!! If you watch them close they shape shift too. lmao!

[@accurate1212]

I'm a long time subscriber, and I wanted to see Jessica 1! Just kidding. Good ideas as usual.

[@johnrackley1903]

Yep 3/32 Tactical, good stuff, got about 150' of it. Figured you would have already know about this stuff. Sorry about that, wont make stupid assumptions again.

[@JDKnifeworksjoedishaw]

Tks for the info...joe in ny

[@gunslingerfourtysix]

Being a prepared mind dont you think its wise to be able to tie strong knots, it aint that hard, i think you should show your viewers a vid on some basic knots for us to use in the field. what do u think Chris ??

[@johnwest4492]

Awesome Chris:))

[@opalprestonshirley1700]

Great video. Great FAK, and if it works it ain't stupid besides nobody cares what you use when saving a life. Thanks.

[@surfinstylenumber1]

You know, for all this money you spend on "kits". You could pay the hospital a bill when you get hurt. But, I can see why you have it. Pretty cool video.

[@kerrysmall8764]

Lol! Love the maxipad comment, Sumin like, "thr useful so quit being a sissy n go get em." Nice 1 dude!

[@teufelhund400]

Shame folks can't just watch something for ideas and quick thoughts for adjusting. So much for individualism right mates?

[@braydenkenney3313]

Don't put a line with that much strength around your neck man. That can end in a real bad day.

[@preparedmind101]

+Brayden Kenney So can driving your car to the grocery store.

[@braydenkenney3313]

+PREPAREDMIND101 You are absolutely right. Part of being a having a prepared mind though is being ready for anything. Including something catching your jewelry. Anyway it was just something to think about man. I love the channel.

[@xxbryan715xx]

You can buy the real sterling rope brand 1 inch tubular webbing for the same price and its rated for 4,000 pounds. That webbing you are buying is garbage.

[@kevinthomas1274]

climbing rated carabiners? what about those knots lmao good luck

[@phis.750]

^100% first thing i noticed when he first showed that little set up. absolute deathtrap/trip to the ER.

[@TeemoTemosson]

I'd rather bleed out than ever war a maxi pad.

[@danofiremano]

When you do, I'll be right behind you to call "Dibz" on your gear! HaHa

[@BWWGL9]

Lets see you Rappel with that Belt ! Looks good, but will it work? Is it Certified? NO. So, your willing to Rappel with a China made belt? I must of misunderstood "Prepared-mind" really?

[@WilliamBrumble]

Made in USA

[@chloesavoia9919]

Omg the pads😂😂😂

[@alphaxrime777]

Something walked behind you

[@cricoboy64]

you are hi-larious.

[@joshuadwillard]

dont tuck in your velcro

[@deputyprepper4931]

"Quit being a sissy", love it brother. The tampons work great, cheap and packable.

[@busybird7149]

Know this is an old comment, but maxi-pads and tampons aren't the best. It's just as cheap to buy proper 5x9s or abd pads.

[@zackhanley2872]

Tactically is a word dude. Use the noggin.

[@3nertia]

It's the pronunciation throwing him off ;)

[@trubadyr99]

Too bad you didn't list all the items you spoke about in your show notes. I'm not even talking about providing links! In general, I am amazed with the whole bunch of amateurish reviewers, who never provide links and even names of the items they are talking about: very often these people not only habitually omit that, but being true sloppy reviewers as they are, they also don't care to even pronounce these names clearly and distinctively. Very strange and silly behavior, frankly.

[@jessebrettjames]

Seriously? out in the rough and wild and toting a vape around the neck? Vaporizers...leave home without it.

[@preparedmind101]

Seriously? Commenting on a video and not even looking at what YEAR it was posted?

[@schlooonginator1227]

I know you are a shirt tucker, just admit it.

[@agnomen007]

Hey positive comment. Lol.b that's all. Keep it up.

[@antonionavarro1069]

get to the POINT111