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Not too familar with Wendys straps but i would say no.

Hey, I wasn't sure so I asked CS and they said it sure is. So go for it :)

@@KireruDisruptiveSocietywow ty budy 👌

Hey buddy. No the battery pack isnt removable. You sure you didnt order a "wing"?

@@KireruDisruptiveSociety I ordered it off of evike and it shows it with the battery pouch but I got mine without it, I asked around and a lot of people are saying it’s removable so I was gonna just buy the agilite rear pouch but idk

@@blazinggamer1964 would love to see a link?

@@KireruDisruptiveSociety it’s not letting me send links on CZcams, do you have discord or something I can send it to you on?

@@blazinggamer1964 hit me up on IG buddy.

Hey i got the M/L its a snuck fit, but covers everything. The Flux is one size IIRC. Its the liner that defines the size fit.

In the back? Yes I bought that seperately. Thats the helmet cover, made by AGILITE. They make great covers.

MARK+SARA from Unity Tactical

@@KireruDisruptiveSociety thank you sir! 👍

On their website it states that they do. Just contact them.

Tak fordi du kiggede med. Fedt at se videoen stadig kan trække et publikum... som fatter det hele er for sjovt og ikke alvorligt :D

Hold kæft

Agilite has a specific OPS-CORE cover gen 4, so that should cover your needs. (No pun)

Did you get it, how'd you like it?

I did mention they are for armour inserts. Didn't know they only fit CS panels?

@@KireruDisruptiveSociety I am not sure. I was ordered mine and I must wait for it almost one month :-) It depends, if others manufacturers made that same size, as CS do.

Good point. It was one of my issues with the first version. It dawned on me after making the video

The Helmet is the same size, its the liner that dictates the fit. You sound like an option 2/B - that should have you covered

@@KireruDisruptiveSociety thank you

What is it that doesn't work for you?

Why would you say that?

@@KireruDisruptiveSociety sorry for the late answer. There are many things not well thought out, no wonder they release a second Gen so early after the First. To the gen 1: the ROC placement is to high on the shoulders, so it mess with aiming a lot, on the cummerbund they are pushed way to much back so you lost 3 potential rows of molle in the sites wich ist a big probleme as it pushes pouches out of reach. Also the way they as sewn on is just questionable... On the shoulder they open away from the body so you can easily open them unintended with the buttstock wich happened to me and some buddy's of mine. On the cummerbund they open downwards... Moving forward while being prone can open them also easily, doesn't happen to me but to other buddy's a lot. Also the padding is waaay to much! It doesn't even help comfort at all, as it doesn't distribute weight. Even worse, it makes the Pc so needlessly bulky that sitting in vehicles or elsewhere leads to backpain and serious injuries. In prone position the pc pushes your upper body out of cover and arches your back also more then most other Design that also hurts the back. The platebags (M) are to tight and on my pair differently tight, so in front i needed brutal force to get my Plate (M) in and on the back it was nearly impossible and took me good 20 minutes off my time. Also the frontvelcro loses its stich after a couple times detaching the placard.. On gen 2 they changed some for the better and some for the worse and the overall design is still nothing useable vor military use!

@@alexpirvuloiu742 look at my other comment

@@mightydiarrhea8649 How about police use?

Haha thanks - I was so pissed I couldn't remember it, I googled it right after. It's been a while since I've seen them.

Hey there. No, you'll need use something that supports M-Lok.

Most definitely. I can see where you are getting at. For this particular bit, it was more footage for B-roll rather than actual weapons manipulation. So the rifle mag came out first, bad habit. Nicely spotted.

I've used them a bit. For the most part they have been bad for the colder weather in Denmark. But I totally agree with your statement

Hej man thanks for watching the video. Regarding the side armor pockets, the velcro part is only at the top portion of the inside pocket, about 4 cm in height.

@@KireruDisruptiveSociety , thanks for the update! 4cm should be enough :)

Hey there - I got it through FCC themselves through one of their agents in Europe. Unfortunately they don't have the same program anymore. Please contact FCC for more information on how to get their sweet rifles.

Hey man thanks for the watching the review. That seems to be what most people say. Unfair test but it shouldn't have broken. Would I still rock the Sentinel for what I do, for sure - but as for hardcore duty use 24/7 I can see how some might be discouraged

@@KireruDisruptiveSociety i got condor MOCP carrier

@@-Homelander. Nice - Since I made the video I've acquired a Direct Action Hellcat and a LBT Slick Plate Carrier. Kinda wanted to go more low profile.

Hey man, appreciate the long comment and the time you took to write it. Totally agree with the all your points. It is a great Plate Carrier and the fit is really snug, but it lacks in the modularity department. I think the biggest gain any Plate Carrier should offer is total customization without the need for proprietary attachments. There isn't an end all be all solution, but the Sentinel doesn't give as many options as other brands do. Again its a great PC - does what it needs to really well. Again thanks for the comment - appreciate it!

Yes sir it is.

@@KireruDisruptiveSociety how much does it cost? i seen the fake ones on Ebay and amazon very cheap.

Bought it in the US so around 200USD

Thanks man, appreciate the kind words. The polymer comment was meant for the PTS helmet. When making the video I was informed they acquired the license and they were gonna release it "soon"

Kireru: Disruptive Society No problem! I actually got one of the PTS helmets last minute for a night vision course because the helmet I was waiting on for 5 months never came and I had NOTHING to hold my NVGs and the PTS was available locally. The PTS is...okay. It’s an airsoft helmet at the end of the day and not something I would trust for dedicated or extended use. Not even as a bump. I’m sure it’s fine for airsoft dudes, but for those of us needing a helmet to rely on, even a bump, no way. My FAST SF will be here thursday.

@@getlikeaddy9833 The PTS is super good for training stuff. Nothing hurts more than doing drills and training and you see your brand new ballistic helmet has scratches... Oh the horror! The PTS is an okay replica of the MTEK - from what I've seen and heard, the padding is really good for an Airsoft helmet. FAST SF?! nice one - I was considering picking up eventually but I'm still torn about that one or a TW.

Kireru: Disruptive Society It’s not bad to have as a spare helmet, I guess. But definitely doesn’t touch the quality of any real helmet. And it only comes in once size. So, if one of the two pad sets doesn’t work for you, you’re out of luck. Hahaha I went with the FAST SF because it seems to be the best right now. Super light, super modular, and Opscore finally fixed their shitty/uncomfortable padding with a new liner/retention system. Plus, I was actually able to find one in stock. MTEK was about 18 weeks out and not even offering their ballistic option, while ordering direct from Opscore is about a 22 week wait right now.

Hey there. The comms mount are the "MARK+SARA" by Unity Tactical

Depends on your budget and goals. GBBs are great for weapons manipulation drills and malfunction drills type I or II. They are also great for Force on Force drills as they give you better realism with the blowback and malfunction drills under stress. However GBBs are expensive, magazines are pricey and mags tend to break easily if dropped. AEGs are more reliable for lesser money, magazines can usually be dropped and they have longer range and precision up to 50m with accurate torso hits without too many upgrades. However you lose some of the weapons manipulation- and malfunction drills.

@@KireruDisruptiveSociety Thank you very interesting. Jean

Its a great vest, let me know what conclusion you reach when testing it. I would be interested in seeing what others think.

Thx man. Yea they look similar. Theres more and more PCs that look similar once they get the ROC or similar buckles

Its rated for lvl IIIA which should be legal in most states and countries.

hey man appreciate it! I got my FLUX from MTEK at SHOT Show a few years back now. Back then it was priced a bit lower compared to now. From my understanding they had a price bump due to material costs and some other things.

youd look badass and yes you can probably better than a regular bike helmet too

Thanks man, appreciate you watching till the end. 10x12 plates shouldn't be a problem for M size Sentinel.

Thanks man, appreciate it. What did you think of the buckle test?

@@KireruDisruptiveSociety Hmm, while I don't think repeated strikes against a certain fragile part is a very good test, but it is a weakness on the PC. I was going to buy it for duty/real shooting use, but I might get it for airsofting and possibly replace the ROC buckles on it for some other buckle I've got laying around. Though in the review, I'd would of liked to see the PC fully loaded with your stuff. But it was a "civilian" review, so no problems there.

@@L4zyN1nj4 It's a great PC regardless of my test. The only issue I really have with it, is that as you said "fragile part" which shouldn't exists on such a center piece as the buckle. I would still recommend this PC for duty use and for Airsoft it is one hell of a nice PC for what you're paying. I'll remember to show off my kit setup next time I do reviews. Thanks for watching the whole thing, really appreciate it