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Triple Aught Design Introduces the Ares 270 Half-Zip

Friday, November 2nd, 2012

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Triple Aught Design has just introduced the Ares 270 Half-Zip, a heavyweight half-zip made from MAPP Merino Wool (270 g/m2). It’s a midlayer piece you’ll wear over a baselayer or shirt with reinforced elbows for enhanced durability. Look for an inset zippered pocket on the left sleeve and thumbhole cuffs.

The Ares is available in Black and Battleship Grey.

www.tripleaughtdesign.com

Arc’teryx LEAF Limited Edition MultiCam Atom SV Hoody

Friday, November 2nd, 2012

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Exclusive to three Arc’teryx LEAF distributors is a special build Atom SV Hoody in MultiCam. An insulated hood style jacket, the Atom SV is a mid weight insulation piece that provides core warmth during adverse weather conditions. Suitable for special recon tasks, rotary wing aircraft mounted or ground mobility vehicle mounted direct assault tasks, the Atom SV delivers exceptionally lightweight, breathable protection.

Arc’teryx-developed Coreloft insulation has a very high warmth-to-weight ratio and has also the advantage of retaining its warmth when wet. The resilient structure of the insulation resists compacting, so it can be repeatedly stored and returned to full loft. Weather-resistant fabric on the outside enables the hoody to function as an outer layer during light precipitation.

Sizes: S M L XL XXL

Available exclusively by region through

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leaf.arcteryx.com/Article.aspx?EN&article=Limited-Edition-Atom-SV-Hoody-Multicam

Arc’teryx – Hide/Dry Series

Wednesday, October 31st, 2012

Currently consisting of the Alpha Jacket, Alpha Parka, Alpha Pant, Gryphon Halfshell and Gryphon Pant, the Hide/Dry series from Arc’teryx LEAF relies on GORE-TEX fabric printed in the popular MultiCam fabric.

Arc’teryx combines the Gore fabric with WaterTight zippers and Dry Cuffs to as well as other construction techniques to keep you warm and dry.

LEAF.arcteryx.com

Fall Clothing Sale from OP Tactical

Tuesday, October 30th, 2012

OP Tactical’s Apparel Section prices have been marked down up to 25% from now until Sunday!

Get a jump on the cold/wet weather before your next FTX and other outdoor excursions.

www.optactical.com

Wild Things Tactical – Ready to Wear In Any Condition

Monday, October 29th, 2012

Wild Things has taken a different position than a lot of companies in the industry. We are holding stock and are able to deliver bulk orders with little to no delay. Wild Things believes taking a small risk in order to get the end user their products, when needed, is important. See attached sheet for products and the viable weather conditions they are designed for. Please contact Wild Things or Vic Ramos for any additional information.

We received this reminder from Wild Things Tactical about their ability to deliver. They also offered us this cool chart that will help you figure which garments you will need to deal with different climates. My suggestion is to save this for future reference.

WTT Layering Guide

“Do your best and forget the rest.”

www.wildthingsgear.com

RECON COMPANY Now Stocking PenCott Camo Clothing from SABRE Brand

Monday, October 29th, 2012

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www.recon-company.com

Applied Orange Dabbles in A-TACS

Friday, October 26th, 2012

Applied Orange sourced a few yards of TenCate Defender-M in both A-TACS AU and FG. They made two sample FR-UBAX and have been taking them around Europe to some very positive feedback.

This is a European made combat shirt. It features double bicep pockets; an outer flapped pocket as well as an inset zippered pocket.

www.appliedorange.com

AUSA – Airborne Systems

Thursday, October 25th, 2012

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The Parachutist High Altitude Thermal Suit from Airborne Systems does exactly what its name implies. It’s cold at high altitude and parachutists can find themselves in free fall or under canopy for long periods of time in those conditions. This suit is designed to allow a parachutists to safely free fall and then survive the cold.

www.airborne-sys.com