Crye Precision G3 Combat Pants, Multicam

Description

This is a pair of Crye Precision G3 combat pants.The pants have spots for wearing compatible knee pad inserts, not included. There are back, cargo, thigh and ankle pockets. Great for snacks or mission essential items. Around the knee pad slots is breathable elastic material to help with comfort and movement, as well as a elastic section on the lower back. The belt loops are wide and will fit most belts and hold your pants up. The waist is hook and loop and zippered. No buttons on waist. Pant cuffs are adjustable with hook and loop tabs. This is an awesome set of pants for just about anything. AND in a choice camo.

Material
Main: 50% nylon, 50% cotton
Stretch panels: 91% stretch nylon, 9% spandex

Features:

• Zipper Closure – Has a zipper to secure contents stored inside.
• Pant Cargo Pockets – Has large pockets for bulky items on the pants legs.
• Pants Back Pocket – Has pockets on the seat of the pants.
• Ankle Pocket – Pants have a pocket near the cuff for small items.
• Hook & Loop Adjustments – This is adjusted with hook and loop straps or fields.
• Adjustable Pants Cuffs – Pants cuffs are adjustable with drawstrings, hook and loop tabs or other methods.
• Compatible With Knee Pad Inserts – Knee pad inserts can be worn with these pants. See description for compatible inserts.
• Multicam – Originally design in the early 2000’s as a competitor to UCP, Multicam was passed over after the selection of UCP. Even with UCP being adopted the camo would still see widespread use by special operations forces across the US Military in Iraq and Afghanistan. As UCP was found to not be suitable and replacements were searched for Multicam was selected as the interim camo for use by deploying US Army Soldiers. The camo would not be issued in full scale within the US Military. With its selection for use in Afghanistan it was known as OEF Pattern. Garrison uniforms in Multicam were never made, with all Multicam uniforms issued in the US Army being fire resistant. Multicam was replaced by OCP, when it became the standard camo pattern for the US Army in 2015. Due to the similarity of Multicam and OCP the gear and equipment in those patterns, not uniforms, are commonly intermixed until widespread issue of OCP was completed.

Manufactured by:

• Crye Precision – These are manufactured by Crye Precision.

Country of Manufacture: USA – This product is manufactured in the #1 country, the USA.

Issue Type: USGI Contractor – These are made by the same government contractor that makes the issued item. Due to being the commercially available version of the item they will be missing insignia or other distinctive features that would normally be included. They are still made to the exact mil-spec for durability and function but are missing logos and insignia.