I can't think of a better way to kick off your weekend.

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I can't think of a better way to kick off your weekend.

www.refactortactical.com/collections/apparel/products/ranger-panties
The Velocity Systems Men’s Crewneck BOSS Rugby is a lightweight rugby influenced shirt that can be utilized as a hot weather range shirt, or a moisture managing base layer, worn under armor. Made from 83% Nylon and 17% Spandex, the Crewneck Rugby lacks the shoulder mounted Envelope Pockets from the standard version. All materials and workmanship are 100% made in the USA.
Features:
• Crewneck Collar
• Bar-tack stitching along stress points for strength and durability
• Highly Breathable
• Enhanced wicking chemistry
• Soil Release Treatment
• Dynamic Stretch and Recovery
• Odorexx™ Antimicrobial
• Non-chafing Heat Seal Tagless Label
• 100% Made in the USA
Offered in Black, Coyote, Ranger Green, Tan, Wolf Grey, Red and MultiCam. sizes Small-3XLarge.
The Crewneck BOSS Rugby is available from www.optactical.com and other retailers.
While development and fielding of an FR Coverall (Improved Flame Resistant Variant) to replace the Blue Coverall has been ongoing for several years, the Navy has been working more recently on a two-piece design. Undergoing trials have been Heritage and Modern variants.
The Heritage variants replicate traditional sea service uniforms, with a Khaki shirt and pant for Officers and Chiefs and a Blue version for lower enlisted and noncommissioned Sailors. Interestingly, the Blue version is similar in appearance to the old Dungarees, but one style harkens all the way back to the Dark Blue on Dark Blue of enlisted deck wear, worn up until WWII. Another option, replaces the Dark Blue shirt with a Light Blue, similar to the Chambray shirts worn until the advent of the current Navy Working Uniform.
On the other hand, there is a Modern variant utilizing the cut of the NWU Type III, which was recently adopted for wear as the service’s utility uniform while ashore, and replaces the AOR 2 pattern with Khaki for officers and Chiefs and Dark Blue for lower enlisted and NCOs.
Additionally, NAVAIR continues to approve FR materials for Deck Jerseys and the service is working on FR base and insulation layers as well as hardshell garments for inclement weather.
XGO shared these limited run 85% Nylon/15% Spandex Multicam Boxers with us. They are treated with Acclimate Dry and AG47.
They also offered us this statement:
Look we know that buying underwear ain’t sexy but protecting them franks-n-beans should be priority numero uno. You can buy underwear that’ll make ya think you’re some lumbersexual…or you can buy ours….which will make you feel like a real man. We promise. Let’s just give you the facts:
1) Licensed MultiCam – Check
2) Discreet entry – Check
3) Anti Microbial protection so your marbles smell like berries and not 3 week old pizza – Check
4) Swamp arse protection – TBD…we make no promises but our Acclimate Dry moisture management is pretty good..
5) Last but not least….1776% Made in the 50 Stars and 13 Bars….High Five, Thomas Jefferson!
Available exclusively at PROXGO.COM starting 8/14.
Massif developed this Field Shirt and Pant for AFSOC and worked with the user community to include the features we’ll go over.
It’s made from a MultiCam print, SIGMA 4 Star which is an amazingly comfortable, yet durable, Kevlar and Nomex blend.
The Shirt features a two pocket layout with Velcro for rank at the center of the chest and two strips above the pockets for name and branch of service strips.
Each pocket consists of two compartments. The outer compartment features a flap and the inner compartment is accessed through a vertical zipper and is lined with mesh.
The hem of the Shirt features a slit for mobility.
The sleeves close with Velcro but there is also seam at the cuff in order to make rolling the sleeve easier.
Next up is a two pen slot at the left wrist.
Shoulder pockets on either side are lined with mesh and feature zippered openings. The two-piece Velcro for shoulder patches helps reduce bulk.
The seams are not at the top of the shoulder but rather, set back.
The big feature for the Shirt is the mesh-lined, vented back.
The Pant features 10 pockets, starting with the front pockets, with horizontally-oriented openings, offering lots of room for pocket access.
There are two flapped pockets mounted to the front of the thigh which will accommodate an iPhone 6 with case or similar.
The cargo pockets are of low-profile design and are accessible through either top or front zippers.
In addition to flapped pockets on either calf, there are zippered pockets at the rear. Additionally, there is a gussetted crotch, for mobility.
Coming Fall 17, the new FR Rain Jacket and Pant from Drifire is made from WL Gore’s Pyrad fabric. The Jacket features for internal pockets, a removable hood and a bias cut at the rear so that the hem overlaps the Pant. The Pant incorporates a fly, waist adjusters and lower leg openings for donning and doffing.
The design has already passed burn tests at UNC and the rain room at WL Gore.
Coming Fall 17 is the third iteration of the Down Range Jacket. It’s 600 fill but what’s interesting is that baffles are welded.
Underneath you’ll see a new fleece hoody with built in balaclava.