Ljubljana, 26.06.2015. UF PRO® announces the new Striker HT Pants- the ultimate combat pants for hot environments.
THE NEW BENCHMARK FROM NOW ON.
With a special air flow system, state of the art knee protection, high-class fabric and component combinations and lots of other unique features, the new Striker HT Combat Pants have yet again set the benchmark for modern high-performance tactical legwear.
THE STRIKER HT AIR CIRCULATION SYSTEM.
The Striker HT Combat Pants are equipped with a new and very “cool” air flow system. Mesh lined openings in the groin area, together with opening knee protector pockets generate a cooling air flow in your upper leg and groin area with every step you take.
THE UF PRO® 3-LAYER KNEE PROTECTION SYSTEM.
The Striker HT combat pants can be upgraded with two different knee pads:
The UF PRO® Flex- Pads offer reliable and comfortable protection against impacts and additional cushioning while kneeling.
The UF PRO® Solid- Pads offer protection against penetration of sharp objects.
Both layers are protected with a CORDURA® face fabric which provides extreme abrasion resistance.
UF PRO® HYBRID/DESIGN.
Three different fabric technologies are used in the Striker HT Pants:
The breathable and durable Schoeller®-dynamic stretch material in the back area makes sure the pants follow all your moves. For durability and abrasion resistance the knee and instep area are reinforced with CORDURA® fabric. A lightweight Polyester/Cotton or Nylon/Cotton fabric for the camouflage versions offers excellent breathability and wear comfort.
POCKET CONFIGURATION.
The Striker HT Combat Pants are equipped with a total of 14 pockets, and not only the number is impressive but their functionality, storage capacity and accessibility make this pocket configuration completely unique.
CONNECTING YOUR GEAR.
The Striker HT Pants can be easily and efficiently connected to your other tactical gear. For instance you can quickly connect your duty belt with double belt loops, your battle belt with extension straps and your boots with the boot loop.
COLOUR AVAILABILITY:
The UF PRO® Striker HT Combat Pants come in Coyote-Brown, PenCott™ Badlands and MultiCam®.
Find out more here: ufpro.si/striker_ht
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Wish there was a US dealer.
+1
Wait, people still use droplegs? I kid, I kid. I’m fascinated by systems that passively move air to help cool, this is the bees knees.
I bet there isn’t a lot of air movement when those dropleg straps are snugged down tight enough to actually hold the rig steady, ifyouknowwhatImean. The original built in tourniquets.
True – but you’d still get ventilation around the knees and groin where you have more heat build-up.
Far to many zipps and pulleys, otherwise a decent set of pants.
Airsofters rejoice! 🙂
If you wanna spend a couple hundred bucks on pants just for airsoft, be my guest.
Many do, and spend even more than that. A friend invited me to an event once… I felt overdressed in nothing but faded BDUs. Then the diehards showed up: Full CP Multicams, LBT plate carriers and pouches, legit OpsCore lids and Trijicon sights on their BB shooters.
I always thought the point was to shoot each other, not get into an tactipenis measuring contest over gear… 😐
Pretty cool advertisement, too bad it looks like it was shot with Airsoft Guns.
Those are not Airsoft guns. Real 416’s, G36 & TRG.
Its good to see some warm weather stuff from them( still too many layers and pockets in some places,but at leas they are thinking breathability), really wish they would get a US distributor and push the slocam and grey-brown here in the states.
No too keen on SloCam, it’s appears just as another Multicam derivative, more greenish though but also very similar to MTP.
Multicam or incoming OCP is still my pick for most of the US environment, in greener terrain Multicam Tropic would be my choice.
It is quite a bit more green than MTP, and not as dark as tropic. Fits in perfect as a summer pattern here. Milspec monkey has an article on their combat pants that has some good pics next to multicam.
The heat dissipation is a neat idea; however the upper vent is right over the femural artery. i know fabric offers little protection, but i’d still rather have something over a valuable pipeline than not. If they moved the vent to the outside of the bone it would be better
Save your money and unzip your fly.