Frag Out! Magazine
Issue link: https://fragout.uberflip.com/i/739629
@ @ two narrow open-stylepockets for carrying knives, flashlights, batons, or pistol mags – their edges also have been enforced with webbing; @ two zippered thigh "cargo" pockets with storm flaps. Pockets are pleated to increase their capac- ity; they are quite flat and do not protrude when full. the right pocket has an internal compartment that may be used to store a smartphone or Ar-15 thirty round magazine; @ two zippered pockets on back; @ two internal pockets (concealed): the larger one is on the right buttock, the smaller one over the left hip. In the knees areas, pants have been articulated plus they are knee pads-compatible. the two types of knee protection can be used - internal soft foam pads, as well as hard-faced D3o trUSt HP mounted outside – those are fixed with properly placed slots. The height of knee pads may be adjusted with an elastic shock cord led inside the pants from knees to waist, where the end with the regu- lator has been routed out though the hip pockets. Legs are finished with an elastic cuff adjustable with Velcro strap – you may unfasten it in order to increase air circulation, or close it tightly in order to prevent sand from getting inside. In the front of cuff there is a small metal hook that may be hooked in shoe laces to secure the cuff from raising up. SHASH SPEAKS TO THOU I got my 50/50 NyCo CLAWGEAr operator Combat Pants in solid rAL7013 color couple of months ago. I had various scenarios for using them – as everyday wear, at the shooting range, as outdoor clothing (in- cluding usage as hiking pants), slightly more advanced CQb training in the environ- ment with a high number of protruding elements. To be brief and specific – well- made pants from decent materials. www.fragoutmag.com