Friday 6 December 2013

How to Test the Fit of Tactical Boots?



Test for Perfect Pair of Tactical Boots in Canada

1. Holding your foot
Your boot should be wide enough so your toes aren’t crowded. Boots you select should be comfortable and a good fit. Comfort and a good fit with allow you to wear your boots all day and minimize the chances of blisters.

2. Size and Width
A boot should feature the correct length of boot from heel to toe and have adequate width to comfortably fit your foot.
3. Measurement
Although, you may be sure about your foot size, try on different sizes and remember they come in half sizes.
4. Try them with socks
Socks are important in comfort. With various materials available today a good pair of moisture wicking socks is a great idea
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Thursday 5 December 2013

Soft Vs Hard Body Armor – Which is better for you?

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Body armors shields the body of security officers and protects them against all sorts of external injuries. There are mainly available as soft and hard body types.


Soft Body Armor
Soft body armor is made up of soft, flexible and lightweight body material. The armor is strong enough to protect you against attacks from sharp materials. Because they are light in weight, you can easily move about form one place to another. Normally soft body armors can stop normal hand gun rounds up to .44 Magnum. Soft body armor absorbs impact of projectiles through their web of fibers.
Hard Body Armor

Hard body armor offers much higher level of protection against external injuries and used by military personnel in war torn areas against attacks by strong guns. These are heavier than soft body armors and made up of ceramic and metal. Generally, hard body armor in Canada includes internal layer of soft body armor so that it gains adequate strength.
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Wednesday 4 December 2013

Equipping Your First Aid Kit

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Here is a list of essential items you must include in your medical tactical gear:

1. Gloves
You must have at least 2 pairs of nitrile gloves in your medical kit. It is better to use nitrile over latex gloves as they don’t cause allergy and are resistant to puncture and chemicals. 


2. Bandage
A bandage or tourniquets should find a place in your medical kit in case you face an injury and require stopping of excessive blood flow. The bandages should be cheap, lightweight and easy to apply.

3. Dressing
Canadian tactical gear or tactical gear used in any other country must include trauma dressings, which not only covers the wound, but also applies pressure on it to absorb blood completely.
4. Gauze Rolls
Gauze is a type of sterile bandage type dressing and must be a part of police gear medical kit.
5. Miscellaneous Items 

EMT sheets, elastic wraps, antiseptic solution, safety pins, alcohol gels, cold compresses etc. should also be part of the medical kit.



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Sunday 10 November 2013

Choice Duty Belt: Another 911.Ca Gear Exclusive

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The Choice duty belt combo provides an outer duty and providesyou the option of choosing any four accessories. To know more about the combo, read on.
Instead of purchasing a pre-packaged belt kit, you can choose items that you require in this combo pack. You have an option of choosing any four items from below.

Pick 4 from The Following
·         Smartphone holder
·         Patrol Notebook cover
·         Utility Pouch with latch
·         Universal Open radio Holder
·         Silent Key Holder
·         Universal Flashlight
·         Handcuff holder with handcuff key holder
Why This Combo Deal Is The Best?
You’re given a choice to make a combo that fits your needs. Our products including police duty belts at 911Gear is top notch. We offer high quality & reliable gear at affordable rates and these products have been tested by us personally and improved to meet the reality of the job. We work in the business and use our own products.
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Saturday 9 November 2013

A Brief History of Duty Belts

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Duty belts are worn by Law Enforcement, Emergency Serices and Security officers everywhere.
An important tool in keeping all your daily essential tools at your figure tips. Also known as gun belt or kit belt, duty belts are presently considered the most important part of a uniform. To know more about their history, read on.

During the early 1950s and 1960s, many law enforcement officials in the US began wearing belts named after Sir Samuel Browne on their uniforms. The belts contained a shoulder strap and were worn diagonally across the chest.
This type of belt was first worn by British General Sir Samuel Browne (1824 to 1901) during a battle in India.
In the early 1990s that the police forces in the UK nationally standardized their uniform and this introduced duty belts. Previously Officers carried their equipment in handbag or adapted pockets. Police officers who used to carry firearms and others equipment in their hand bags started using these duty belts. With time, the duty belts gained popularity all across the world.
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Thursday 7 November 2013

How Handcuffs came to be Used

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The first handcuffs can be traced back to the legend involving mythical God Proteus. He was considered to be the most knowledgeable person in the world during the time. But, his selfish attitude of not sharing his knowledge with others forced Aristaeus to bind him in handcuffs. He thought he would part with his knowledge that way.
In the 4th century B.C., Carthaginians were also recorded in the history books to be carrying handcuffs with them so as to conquer Greeks.
In the 15th and 16th centuries, words such as shack bold and swivel manacle found mention in place of handcuffs in history books.
Modern History
It was in the year 1862 that W.V.Adams invented a design that had ratchets.  Few years later, in the year 1865, John Tower used the same design and established some of the most successful handcuff making companies until World War II.
Since then the basic handcuff design has seen many alterations.
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Thursday 31 October 2013

Duty Belt Combo's at 911Gear

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A duty belt is something you put on everyday but don’t think about but one that is most important to our work. It carries all his essential tools for your duties including first aid and survival. Here are the different duty belt combos offered by 911. Take a look.
Creating your own combo
Get the choice of having a 2” outer belt, 1.5” inner belt and a pack of 4 duty belt keepers. You can add to this duty belt pouches of your choice as well. Create a duty belt that is specific to your needs.
Corrections Combo
This combo can be used Corrections Officers on a Municipal, Provincial State and federal level in both Canada and the USA. The 911 Gear Exclusive Combo Contains 911 Gear Outer belt, Inner belt 4 Velcro Keepers, ZT55 Key Holder, 911gh1 Horizontal Glove Holder, 911dbch Latex Glove / Business Card Holder,  Set a cell key holder that holds Folgers Adams keys.
 Security Combo
The Security Combo contains all the basic equipment needed for people in the Protection Services and Security jobs. The Security Combo belt set set includes, 1 x 2” Outer Duty Belt, 1 x 1.5”, Inner Duty Belt, 4 x Keepers, 1 x utility pouch, Key chain CPR kit, 1 x CPR kit, 1 x Silent Key Holder with Handcuff Key Holder.
Choice Combo
Another 911gear.ca exclusive. We are now offering our CHOICE duty belt combo. Instead of buying a prepackaged belt kit you now have a choice. With this combo you get an outer duty belt then you get to choose your accessories. Choose any four of the items below and get what you want or what you really need. Others may try and follow but 911gear.ca is the original. Save money and have good quality reliable gear at an affordable price. Pick 4 of the following for your Combo Smartphone Holder - 911cph Patrol Notebook Cover - 911nbc2 Utility Pouch with Latch - 911up Universal Open Radio Holder, Silent Key Holder (Handcuff Loop), Universal Flashlight / Knife Holder, Handcuff Holder with Handcuff Key Holder - 911hcc1
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