Extreme Outfitters is holding an Open house at their new store in Jacksonville, North Carolina on Saturday 14 November, 2009. Also, in conjunction with EOTAC they are giving away a Bushmaster Patrolman Carbine to celebrate Veteran’s Day. So, if you are in the area, stop in and try on some EOTAC clothing and enter for your chance to win.
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EOTAC, manufacturers of tactical and discrete wear have teamed up with Extreme Outfitters to establish a showroom in Jacksonville, NC at the Extreme Outfitters store.
“After the success with our flagship showroom in NYC, we sought out a store that would be a great follow up. Extreme Outfitters is that store. Located near Camp Lejeune, Extreme Outfitters serves the military, law enforcement, and civilian communities offering both tactical and outdoor equipment,” said Fernando Coelho, President of EOTAC.
“The EOTAC lightweight tactical pant is undoubtedly the most comfortable, durable well thought out tactical pant I have ever worn! You can keep buying more of the same or you can choose EOTAC and get in the game!,” said a very enthusiastic Steve Siderias, President/CEO of Extreme Outfitters.
Here at Soldier Systems, we think this is a great team up and can’t wait to see where this leads.
For more information about EOTAC’s line, contact Extreme Outfitters at (910) 355-2118 or visit them online at www.extremeoutfitters.us.
EOTAC has teamed with NY Ironworks to establish a showroom in Manhattan at the NY Ironworks store.
“I am very happy to be working with the folks at NY Ironworks. They have been serving the law enforcement community for the past 15 years and have a rock solid reputation with their customers. Their location in Chinatown, around the corner from One Police Plaza, is the perfect place for EOTAC to present our full product line to the NYC law enforcement community,” said Fernando Coelho, President of EOTAC.
“We are proud to be EOTAC’s New York City showroom. We believe in carrying the best in any category we offer our customers, and with EOTAC, we can do that,” said Neil Guideman, Owner of NY Ironworks.
“We like to carry the best product in the market that is available to the law enforcement community. With the EOTAC products they offer the best comfort and high quality material made,” added Tony NG, the Sales Manager of NY Ironworks.
It seems that EOTAC has been listening to their customer base and has finally released their Operator Pants (Style 201) in the Army’s Universal Camouflage Pattern.
Manufactured from a fade resistant 7 ounce all-cotton ripstop, end users affectionately call this pant the “pajama pant” due to its comfort. I can attest to this claim, they are very comfortable and have a soft hand. Additionally, EOTAC applies DuPont Teflon® fabric protector to repel both water and oil based spills.
All critical seams are double-needle stitched and bar-tacked at stress points. The Action Waist has side elastic panels for freedom of movement. The 1 inch wide reinforced belt loops are strategically placed and accommodate belts up to 1 3/4 inches wide and the gusseted crotch allows for a greater range of mobility while reducing the stress around the crotch area of the pant.
There are multiple pockets to cover a wide range of uses. Two secured back pockets accommodate a wallet or ID while two larger easy access rear pockets accommodate larger gear. Like the ACU pant, there are two slant top bellows cargo pockets. They feature hook & loop closure flaps and elastic drawstring with cord lock for additional security. Inside the cargo pockets are elastic webbing loops that secure up to two 30-round magazines per pocket. The reinforced knees feature external openings with hook & loop closures for inserting foam knee pads (included). Two lower leg bellows pockets each feature a hook & loop closure flap and two chem stick holders.
“This was a natural progression for us. Our Operator Pant is based very closely on the US Army’s ACU pant. Because of that similarity in look, soldiers had asked us to offer it in the UCP. That was an easy decision to make. If it helps our soldiers, then it was worth doing,” said Fernando Coelho , president of EOTAC.
Sizes are available in 28″to 48″ waist and inseam lengths of 30″to 36″ (even sizes). In addition to UCP, the pants are also available in Khaki, Black, Navy, and OD Green. To order visit www.EOTAC.com.
The much anticipated Lizard pattern Field Jacket (style 502) from EOTAC has finally hit the market.
In addition to the Lizard pattern shown, the Field Jacket is also available in Black, Coyote, and OD. To order visit EOTAC online. Get them before they are gone.
Camouflage is all about blending in and the new mechanic shirt from EOTAC allows the wearer to blend in to basically any rural or urban setting while successfully carrying concealed. Sure, you can go down to Walmart and purchase an inexpensive shirt but the second you put a gun on, chances are real good that sucker is going to print.
It features a straight bottom hem with side vents and designed to be worn untucked in order to drape freely, offering maximum concealment and no printing. The two lower front buttons are false, with hook & loop closure behind them. This feature makes accessing a holstered handgun or spare magazines both rapid and smooth by either pulling or sweeping the shirt away. The mechanic shirt is available in Grey, Navy, and black and comes with four sew-on patches to help blend in.
For more information visit www.eotac.com.
Recognizing the versatility of the Field Jacket, EOTAC created a sleeveless version that retains the carrying capacity of the original yet is intended for warmer days or to complement other clothing for concealed carry.
There are four large cargo pockets on the front of the vest featuring side bellows and drain holes. The pockets have elastic webbing on the inside to secure smaller items like magazines or a flashlight as well as tuck away flaps with adjustable snaps. The top pockets also feature vertical zippered “Napoleon” security pockets. Internally, the Field Vest has four pockets with elastic loops for securing additional gear. Finally, a padded collar eases heavy loads and the front of the vest closes with a two-way YKK zipper.
Manufactured from 9 ounce all-cotton Iron Twill, the fabric is treated with DuPont Teflon® fabric protector. Shown in Lizard pattern, the Field vest will also be available in OD Green, Coyote Brown, and Black from www.eotac.com as well as retailers such as Gander Mountain and Grey Group Training.
We told you that EOTAC has a couple of tricks up their sleeve. One of them is a new colorway. Last fall we dropped the news that EOTAC was working on French Lizard pattern. Initially, they developed the material to give their Field Jacket, based on the French Algerian combat suit, a proper tribute by reproducing the camo pattern made famous by the French Foreign Legion. However, as you will see soon, it will also be applied to other newly developed products.
For more information on the EOTAC Operator Grade Field Jacket visit them on the web at www.eotac.com.
There are lots of new surprises in store from EOTAC including these Operator Pants in UCP. Looking for comfort, durability and features not found in your issue trousers? Then these are just the ticket. They feature all of the extras of the Operator Pant with the addition of the Army’s Universal Camouflage Pattern. From the cargo pant down they look outwardly like issue ACUs so you will be able to avoid the uniform nazis.
Rumors abound of a possible FR variant. Available soon from EOTAC. While you are there be sure to join the forum for the latest news on EOTAC products.
As a thank you to our readers at the Soldier Systems Daily, EOTAC is offering a special 25% off discount. For the next two weeks you can take 25% off your order of EOTAC Operator Grade Tactical and Discreet clothing when purchased at www.eotac.com. The discount starts today, Tuesday, February 17 and runs through Monday, March 2 and only applies to gear purchased directly from http://www.eotac.com. Simply enter the special EOTAC forum discount code, CODE# SSN0209, at the time of check-out to receive your discount.
