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Commercial Army Combat Pant

Thursday, August 11th, 2011

PEO Soldier has finally dispensed with the awkward “Flame Resistant Improved Army Combat Uniform Trouser” and finally called it what it is, an Army Combat Pant (ACP). What’s even better is that they are taking the next step from the pre-solicitation released in late June and have a released a full solicitation for a Commercial Army Combat Pant. This methodology leaves the details open to the vendor and gives general guidelines on the construction of the pants to the vendor. Proposals are due by 25 August 2011 at 3:00 PM EST so if you have a product to offer you’d better get your submission together.


This is a photo of a prototype.

It is going to make a great companion for the Army Combat Shirt and this is a big win for the Soldier.

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For the Ladies – Infidel Babe Tanks

Tuesday, August 9th, 2011

Finally, someone remembered that ladies are infidels too! Infidel Caps has these new Ladies Tanks in Black or White on the site. They will begin shipping on the 22nd – first come, first served.

www.infidelcaps.com

OR – Patagonia Announces The Forge

Monday, August 8th, 2011

Patagonia related to us at OR Summer Market that they are developing a multi-million dollar state-of-the-art R&D facility focusing on military products as well vector styles. The Forge will not only focus on styles, but also materials and construction techniques and will also be able to rapid prototype new products. This will be a boon to both military clothing programs such as SOCOM’s Protective Combat Uniform, currently designed by Patagonia as well as cutting edge outdoor styles. Both markets will greatly benefit from this initiate.

www.patagonia.com

OR – Nosilife by Craghoppers

Saturday, August 6th, 2011

British-based Craghoppers is once again at OR. You may well know them as the outfitters for Bear Grylls, and they are world renown for their hard wearing adventure clothing. Now, they have introduced a new line of clothing manufactured with permanent insect repellancy. The technology is integrated at the fiber level. Called Nosilife, it is a full range of men’s and women’s adventure styles. Here is an excellent example. This long sleeve shirt is packed with features including slotted buttons, full ventilation, roll back facility on the sleeves, hidden security pocket, and a sun protective collar.

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www.craghoppers.com

New Gear from Tac-Up Gear

Wednesday, August 3rd, 2011

Sweden’s Tac-Up Gear has a few new items in the pipeline.


NCWR Jacket


Boonie Hat


Signal Mesh Panel

www.tacupgear.com

Atom LT Pullover

Wednesday, August 3rd, 2011

In my opinion, the Arc’teryx Atom LT is their best value for performance and cost. It’s comfortable and stylish, but not flashy. It can be layered or worn as an outer garment, depending on conditions. And now, it’s available as a pullover. Insulated with Coreleft 60â„¢, the Atom LT Pullover also incorporates underarm stretch panels made from Polartec® Power Stretch® with Hardfleece® Technology. The softshell is wind resistant with a DWR coating. So long as you remain active it can work as an outergarment in all but downpours. The 1/2 zip front opening helps regulate your temperature.

Like all Arc’teryx garments, it features an articulated fit and is lightweight as well as compressible. The 1/2 zip only improves its packability. Unlike the standard Atom LT, the Pullover only has a single internal pocket. Available size Small – XXLarge in Black only.

leaf.arcteryx.com

Surveying the Damage

Tuesday, August 2nd, 2011

Parisians hasn’t realized it yet, but they were recently visited upon by the Arc’teryx LEAF crew. Here you can see design stud Dan Green sporting the new color, Wolf.

Next stop? Salt Lake City…

A-TACS Deal from The Sportsmans Guide

Saturday, July 30th, 2011

Apparently, The Sportsman’s Guide bought out the A-TACS run of the EOTAC Direct Action Recce Smock and Pants as well as A-TACS versions of the Operator Pant and Shirt. Before Remington pulled the plug on the EOTAC brand they placed orders with their factories for a run of their smock and pants in the A-TACS pattern. Still no word on of the combat shorts were ever actually manufactured. The garments are a ripstop cotton blend and feature pattern matched elbow and knee reinforcements.

Gets yours before they are gone. Due to the closeout nature of the offering they are priced to sell and won’t be available for long. Sizes vary due to stock.

www.sportsmansguide.com