Bianchi Duty Gear Review
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- Short video of duty gear I've had since 2006 and used.
A break down of what is on my duty belt, how it's set up to my preference.
In no way am I sponsored by Bianchi.
Over the years, I've used Bianchi Nylon Duty and Leather Duty Gear. And I never had any problems with the product. It's very well made and durable and reliable.
The cleaning is easy. The product never scuffed, ripped it tore in stressful environments. From the shift work or training, never had any problems. And in the hot or cold weather, it held up well.
Normal wear is expected. And as shown, it has wear on the product.
I had probelms with Safariland, Unkle Miles, Duty Pro and Galls duty gear. Where they scuffed, ripped it tore from poor craftsman or in stressful environments. And the issue was the cuff cases, of case, radio cases, etc that lost its shape after equipment was removed.
With Bianchi, the inside has a mold that keeps the cuff cases, of cases, baton pouch etc in shape and made it easier to secure equipment.
Theirs the Patrol Tek and Accumold for both the nylon and Leather Duty Gear. The Patrol Tek is made for those on a tight budget. Both are very reliable.
I recommend this to any law enforcement, corrections officer or security officers to use.
Great video awesome duty belt set up. Get your self a 6360 level 3 Retention holster that's what we carry on our suburban dept. In Wisconsin. We use the Bianchi leather belts in plain black or basket weave. Mine duty belt and pouches are all basket weave. We replaced the original Sam Brown Belt with the big buckle and the 94 buckles belts years ago. Some vets still use them. I going on 20 years. I use what ever works better for me.
Great video, thank you. I've been watching video's and I'm leaning towards nylon vs basketweave vs leather.
Thank you for watching. Glad this video was help. I like the nylon duty gear.
@@dinetoaheedliinii4161 I ended up ordering the Bianchi Accumold duty belt, Bianchi Accumold buckless trouser belt, Bianchi Accumold universal radio case, Bianchi Streamlight nylon holder for Stinger/XT, Bianchi Accumold flat glove pouch nylon, Bianchi Accumold double handcuff case, Galls carbon fiber pocket clip cuff key, Peerless model 700c chain link handcuff nickel finish and Peerless model 802c hinged handcuff black finish. Order all from Galls for a total of $229.50 and should arrive on Tuesday the 12th. @Ancestral Stage I think nylon is the way to go and if you need a level 2 holster and Safariland doesn't offer one for your firearm like they didn't for my VP40, then checkout North-Central Illinois Custom Kydex. Nick Pratt uses Safariland parts and has YT videos up so definitely check them out, as I'm 100% happy with my level 3 holster.
@@armsdealer6192 Awesome. Enjoy your duty gear and stay safe.
You really just throw them to wash in the cold water and that’s it? Mine has dirt build up making it seem a bit brown now and I was scared to wash it but now I’ll try it
You can throw it in the washer on cold water. Or you can run it under cold water and if you have to use a rag to get of mud or so you can and rinse off. Let it air dry.
If you had to choose which would you pick if money wasn’t an option. Bianchi Patrole tech or bianchi accumode, both in nylon? Also you said they are both are reliable but which one will hold up over time?
Bianchi patroltek. Just because of the durability. And I'm cheap looking for savings.
Diné Tó'aheedlíinii thanks for the info. I actually felt both and the patroltec seemed much harder and felt stronger. Once again thanks.
Patrolrek has a better look to it after being worn down
@@dustroys7239 how long have you had yours?