I see a pair of cuffs but they aren't easy to see.  I missed them the first glance too!

I see them now.  Originally saw that pic on my phone.  Either way, that's a pretty minimalist setup, OP.  You could dump the baton, but otherwise it doesn't look heavy.

Geez,  that doesn't look that heavy at all compared to my duty belt.

yeah, gloves are in my cargo pocket.

 

 

 

Get rid of the sideways mag holders.

Get a solid handcuff case, preferably a double case for a second set. You will need a second set of cuffs. Some people prefer to keep their handcuff cases in back, I prefer to have one up front and a second in back.

If you aren't mandated by policy, ditch the PR off your belt and keep it in the car. If the stinger is causing problems, ditch the holder and just stick it in your back pocket when you get out of the car. I tried doing that, but after the first time I had go back and find my light after it fell out of my pocket during a foot chase I now have a holder on my belt. That also taught me the importance of a back up light since I didn't have one and chasing G into a  dark house with out a light was really fucking stupid of me. I recommend one with a clip on it. I love the Maratac light that I recommended earlier, I've ended up buying 5 of them. I keep one on my SWAT vest, one clipped in my pocket and one in my bail-out bag while I'm at work along with two spares at home. If I lose one or it breaks, I'm not gonna be too heart broken since they are only 45 bucks.

You'll get used to having all the crap on your waist the more you wear it.

You're gonna need two pairs of cuffs, pretty much mandatory.  I have a 30" waist, not a ton of real estate and I don't want anything behind my gun, so I have a double case to save space.  Mags are vertical on my strong side right up against my belt buckle.  Everything else (taser, radio, light, cuff case) is crammed onto the weak side of my belt.

I also ditched my baton to save some space and weight, right after I completed FTO.  If I have to thump someone with something, I'll just use my flashlight, it's usually in my hand anyways.  ASP was always awkward and slow for me to draw anyways.

Suspenders make a world of difference.  If they're authorized (or there's no policy on them) I would pick up a set and save your back.  They spread the weight between your shoulders and hips, feels more like a vest.

I'd love to have that set up!

My duty belt from right to left: PRD, OC, G19, ASP, cuffs. Dual latex glove pouch in small of back.  Tourniquet, cuffs, flashlight, radio, mags in vertical position.  

Keepers front and back of holster, at 8 between cuffs and tourniquet, and around the gloves, for 5 total.

Would love to ditch the ASP and PRD, but dept mandates and all that. That and my radio is tremendous with an antenna about 14"

What are the theories behind no weapon lights allowed.  Seems stupid they wouldn't allow them

Shit I have had my streamstick for 20+ years.  Still works great

retards who shouldn't be employed anyways using the gun light as a flashlight, when the gun should still be in its holster.  And/or some reports of the weight causing feeding problems with certain pistols.