Tru-Spec Combat Shirts
I got a question from someone recently that asked why the prices were so different on certain Tru-Spec Combat shirts and my short answer was because of the different materials. Some of the shirts are a 65%/35% Polyester/Cotton ripstop and some are a 50% Nylon/50% cotton ripstop. Anyone that knows an electrician can ask them first hand why clothing matters and it’s all about the “what if” there was a flash or a fire. As someone who’s got scars to show what plastic can do to skin even if they aren’t on fire, getting burned by melting materials is as painful as having a fire burn you and usually worse. Polyester c
an be bad news around fire, and cotton just burns off and doesn’t melt. Law Enforcement are exposed to flash bangs that can spark or shoot fragments which is why eyewear and proper clothing even if it’s not bullet proof is so important.
There are many cross-overs with some of these products and it’s not all Law Enforcement that buy some of these Combat clothing. Airsoft is really big these days and a big step up from paintball and the Tru-Spec combat shirts and Assault shirts can work well for that type of thing although they are much better quality than you’re going to find in an all paintball or airsoft store. When choosing what type of camo or colors, it’s either about looking cool or melting into your environment for your own personal advantage. Multicam and now the new Multicam Black are a big step up from the Digital patterns that have been around for more than a decade. Is some environments you may be better off with the All Terrain Tiger. We keep all of these patterns in
Eotac pants have an elastic waistband that give some versatility to users especially for those carrying a firearm IWB. The pants sizes from Elite Operator Tactical are consistant with regular clothing sizes. The shirts and vests are all gun generously to give a little more room. Eotac lightweight pants have a gussetted crotch that give them superior durability. The Style 204 Concealed carry pants have side zipper pockets that can hold a small firearm, wallet, keys or something like a Kimber Guardian Angel. The most tactical of the are the Style 201 Lightweight Operator pants that are based on the Army Combat Uniform Pants. These pants can hold up to 6 30rd M16 or AR 15 magazines as well as other gear. The new Style 702 Womens pants is a big step forward for Eotac and we’re waiting to hear from our Female Operators on what they think about them. These pants should be available in March of 2010.