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UF PRO® introduces Gen.2 STRIKER XT BDU

June 29, 2016/0 Comments/in Clothing Manufacturers, UFPRO /by Lawrence

After two years of gathering extensive feedback from field usage all over the world, plus lots of additional hours invested in perfecting even the smallest details – UF PRO® now introduces the new Gen.2 version of their Striker XT BDU system.

Since its introduction in 2014, the first generation of the Striker XT BDU’s became one of the most popular UF PRO® products and they promise that the new generation will push the standards even further.

The new Striker XT Combat Shirt offers the already proven air/pac® inserts in the shoulder area for weight distribution, a materials mix of polyester, cotton and merino and an anatomic and flexible elbow protection system. The Gen. 2 Shirt also has a longer front zipper, and the polyester/ merino armpit area is additionally reinforced with a nylon mesh for protection against abrasion.

Webbing on top of the lower sleeve pocket provides the flexibility for attaching the UF PRO® Device Pouch, or any other MOLLE compatible pouch.

The Striker XT Combat Pants are known for their hybrid structure, which allows the user unhindered movement with a smart pocket configuration and comfortable knee protection. The Gen.2 Pants have now even more stretch built in and offer a bigger and more easily accessible pocket configuration. The camouflage versions now also have integrated camouflage Schoeller®-dynamic stretch panels.

The 3-layer knee protection can be equipped with either a shock absorbing Flex Pad or with the new UF PRO® Flex- Soft Pad, which offers extra cushioning while kneeling down. Both pads can be reinforced with a penetration resistant UF PRO® Solid Pad.

The Gen.2 STRIKER XT BDU system is available in PenCott-GreenZone® and other camouflage patterns and solid colors. For further details, visit UF PRO’s website, here.

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‘Infection’ trousers from ZombieHunter.eu

May 20, 2016/0 Comments/in Clothing Manufacturers, News /by Lawrence

Something new, and quite a bit different from the usual…

Is it fashion, is it tactical? Is it something in between – like, um, ‘fashtical‘? However you want to describe it, ZombieHunter.eu is a new brand out of Slovakia that is leveraging their team’s combined experience in selling tactical and sportwear clothes to produce tactical fashion for women.

This young company has high ambitions and fresh ideas and the ‘Infection’ pants are their first product. The ‘Infection’ pants feature many practical, tactical design features – but in a more female-friendly and fashionable cut. The pants are made with high-quality branded components such as YKK®, Velcro®, and Cordura®, and use genuine, military-grade PenCott® camouflage 50/50 NyCo ripstop fabric as well.

Check them out online, on Facebook and on Instagram.

SixKa® brand clothing and boots by 707 TACTICAL GEAR featuring PENCOTT® camouflage patterns

May 5, 2016/0 Comments/in Clothing Manufacturers, Gear Manufacturers /by Lawrence

Although fabrics in the PenCott® family of advanced camouflage patterns have been printed in the USA since July 2011, finished products in the patterns have been harder to obtain in the Americas than they have in Europe – especially garments.

707 Tactical Gear out of Miami, Florida is now making a wide range of tactical clothing and boots in PenCott® camouflage patterns under their SixKa® brand. All SixKa® brand / 707 Tactical Gear products are designed specifically to their clients requests and cut-and-sewn from U.S.-made milspec materials in the company’s wholly-owned factories in Mexico.

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After two years of gathering extensive feedback from field usage all over the world, plus lots of additional hours invested in perfecting even the smallest details – UF PRO® now introduces the new Gen.2 version of their Striker XT BDU system.

Something new, and quite a bit different from the usual…

Although fabrics in the PenCott® family of advanced camouflage patterns have been printed in the USA since July 2011, finished products in the patterns have been harder to obtain in the Americas than they have in Europe – especially garments.