A radical step forward in the science of concealment, the A-TACS ACU is part of the first-ever head-to-toe concealment system by Propper.
- 65% Polyester / 35% Cotton Ripstop
- Utilizes A-TACS pattern that breaks up human outline at a range of distances.
- Vat-dyed, permanent press CL-8 of MIL-44436
- Leg cuff with front closure tie
- Knee pouches with hook & loop closures for internal kneepad inserts
What is A-TACS?
A-TACS stands for Advanced Tactical Concealment Systems. It is a camouflage pattern that uses naturally shaped pixels that bring together a muted blend of real-world colors. It functions as a universal camouflage and works best in open, rocky, arid and urban environments. It is designed for military, special forces and tactical departments.
How A-TACS Works
Digital Concealment Systems, the creators of A-TACS, set out on a mission to correct flaws pinpointed in previous camo designs. To do so, they removed all 90-degree angles from the design. By taking away digital square pixels, they created a camouflage design with an organic, fluid appearance that allows for concealment from a variety of distances. This "pattern within a pattern" look lets the human outline nearly diminish at a variety of distances. It allows for a greater and more versatile concealment method than ever before.
Colors
With a palette of colors digitally sampled from the natural world, A-TACS revolutionizes camouflage by utilizing a mathematical algorithm to form organic pixels. By doing so, they developed a digital pattern without a digital look, giving way to a truly chameleon-like camo.
Additional Information
- Pattern recommended for open, rocky, arid and urban environments
- Fade, shrink and wrinkle resistant
- Button fly with a drawstring
- Bellowed-calf storage pocket
- Forward-tilted cargo pocket
- DuPont™ Teflon liquid repellent finish
ОСОБЕННОСТИ:
- Состав: 65% полиэстер / 35% хлопок
- Перманентный пресс CL-8
- Манжетное закрытие на шнурках
- Обработка DuPont™ Teflon
- Производство Доминиканская республика
НАЧАЛО ПРОДАЖ - 19 МАРТА 2012
