You gotta keep it simple and lethal—no room for extra weight or wasted ammo. I only carry what I can throw, what I can shoot, and what I can break. When I tighten my gear, I look at it like a spare wrist brace: light, compact, deadly. I use a lightweight polymer frame for my boots, a compact grappling hook that’s folded into my belt, and I replace every heavy belt with a carbon‑fiber one that still holds the strength. I also keep my ammo in a slide‑pack that’s hidden but instantly accessible. If it slows me down, I drop it. Numbers? I read them in the heat of the fight, not before. I trust my instincts, test my equipment in the field, and never let a piece of gear get in my way. That’s the secret—keep it tight, keep it lethal, and never overcomplicate.