HYDRAULIC PRESS AND ARMY BELTS FROM DIFFERENT COUNTRIES

Using a hydraulic press, we will test the tensile strength of military trouser belt slings from different countries.

[@sovietcommubot]

That US belt isn't at all new, they haven't issued those in over 20 years.

[@dctPL]

The outcome is pretty much irrelevant. Noone is going to use those belts for anything other than keeping throuses up + some equipment.

[@cirian75]

"says something randomly patriotic and invoking the British Empire"

[@Thousand_yard_King]

Rue Brittania, Brittania rules the world.

[@i12cu2]

3:16 I never expected to hear Rammstein in one of your videos 😂🤣 Beste Grüße aus Deutschland 😉

[@ZaLodowyMur]

Test the clamps!

[@gonzalez7805]

Nice, thank you for the summary at the end of the video...

[@brosephbroman7564]

Old USSR belt is still stronger then modern Chyna's 🤦

[@simplementepersona]

Now the question is: why do u need a belt to hold more than 400kgs?

[@brosephbroman7564]

@@simplementepersona In the military that belt can become a rope or a tie-down very quickly.

[@barrbrown12]

Bruh that "new" US belt is ancient ALICE gear. I've only seen those being given to RSP kids to hold a canteen, and for nothing else. And for reference RSP is just pre-basic training for National Guard soldiers. A modern equivalent would either be a rigger belt or a battle belt.

[@StarParty-Workshop]

Military items typically have a high quantity.

[@MainInternetUser]

China had to be the strict minimum 😂

[@RoKottern]

So the belt of china is strong enough. Thats smart

[@UrknetLabradories]

What I want to know is, wtf Britain planning to do with them belts?

[@yr2235]

Expected old soviet the best 😂

[@vector150]

You know the purpose of these belts aren't to be strong, durable but not strong. Strong enough, I think the point has been lost

[@nodot17]

But at what weight would a mans spine be obliterated 🤔

[@V1er1f1ed]

Something good from the UK for a change

[@Thousand_yard_King]

😒 The UK has produced fantastic things for thousands of years, all of them Caucasian. Rue Brittania!!

[@weeooh1]

Thanks for the warning. I'll make sure not to use my 100 ton hydraulic press on belts at home.

[@giovannitedoldi8442]

UK non è corretta la prova. Troppo corta la cintura

[@Grim_Reaper_from_Hell]

All belts are made in China 😅😅😅😅

[@barrbrown12]

Nah. Excepting the obvious cases of imported weapons and equipment, militaries will usually produce or source as much stuff in their own countries as possible so that in a time of war they aren't reliant on a foreign power which may either be neutral or hostile.

[@flobp2381]

2:13 That's not a WW2 American belt. The buckle is wrong as is the material.

[@brosephbroman7564]

Yeah that looks more like 60s/70s type of material.

[@Thousand_yard_King]

Yeah that's actually a early Vietnam vintage belt.

[@katyushabito8250]

All made in China 🤨

[@jakeharrison2128]

first

[@duncanbotha]

Second

[@الحنين-ح9ه]

From the Middle East, Iraq, greetings to Britain💖

[@nightflier9377]

MADE IN CHINA

[@kurtler1]

6:46 первое место украина - УК?

[@brosephbroman7564]

UK = United Kingdom, Britain/Scotland etc area.

[@kurtler1]

@brosephbroman7564 унитаз кино 🏠 дом британ скот ланд етэце арея - шо это?