Interviewing 'Gear Tasting' Bryan Black of ITS Tactical

John Lovell Interviews Bryan Black of Imminent Threat Solutions

[theweeklygeekable]

The RATS is an excellent tourniquet. I teach several medical classes. What people will carry is extremely important. What people trust due to their beliefs is important too.

[lapuzza]

I miss these videos. John sitting in his office just talking with good people about stuff or about books and Warrior Poets

[exohead]

Damn, kind of got a whole new amount of respect for him.

[aleksfoxtrot]

John still rockin'the long shirt under the short sleeve polo. Bro we stopped wearing those in 2002!

[chadpatrick]

funny video and I'll definitely check out those med kits

[donovanx]

Been carrying the EDC trauma kit on a duty belt for several years and it's been great, it's a really good way to make sure I always have medical with me 24/7

[Zonno]

Those rebreathers are no joke. I knew they could screw up your lungs, but man having to drop out of BUD/S must suck.

[gcolon]

Great interview. Make sure you check out Ridiculous Dialogue on ITS it's funny as shit

[MarkFields]

Been a crew member since the start of ITS - cool to see the guys I like getting to train and know each other.

[SominRayne]

I really like you two. You are both great people, teachers and men. I enjoy these kind of videos. Keep up good work. :)

[chancecarlton]

I watched the whole thing. Not because I'm so dedicated but because I pressed play then got in my bubble bath and didn't want to touch the phone with wet hands. Then the Navy story came along so I decided to pretend it was BUDS training. I cheated since the bathroom light was on but I didn't make it through either. The water got down to like 100 degrees and I decided I'd better go to medical and get the silver bullet just incase.

[JayH]

Been using ITS products for a long time now. As a medical professional the two companies that, in my opinion, produce medical kits for any person, profession, and situation are ITS Tactical and Tac Med Solutions. They are the only ones that I recommend to my students and various personnel that I teach and encounter. Glad you got him on to talk about his products. People tend to think their med kits are too expensive but I always ask those that say that what price are you willing to put on your life or the lives of those you care about?

[cpd]

Keep it real! Good interview and never taking yourself too serious. Thanks John.

[shepwhiteshepherd]

Two of my absolute favs in one room! If I hadn't ears I would grin I a circle.

[kimjongun]

Did you ever get your ranger tab? I only see the scroll

[harper]

Never rely on gadgets, skills first

Btw, training should be tough, if it's not a challenge you are doing it wrong,

John lockpicking is fun, start with a padlock, (I've picked locks with a prong from an afro comb, bobby pins even a bent fork in the past, not gadgets (unless you use a pick gun) it's a useful skill, and a challenge)

[YZFoFittie]

Its, "GEAR QUEER" but we know what you meant...

[izatt]

I would recommend the Sparrows EOD lock pick kit. That is what I have plus some goodies and stays in my edc bag. once you start picking locks and find out most house locks are quick picks it makes you rethink things. Take a look John.

[mrterrylw]

I've looked for tactical training here in Arkansas. I can't find anyone reputable for me to trust, to throw the money out there.

[TheGoldMind_]

laid-back videos are good every now and then. Still entertaining. 👍