Trousers tactical CONTACT (Coyote)

Features:

- Waist adjustment system with two velcro pads

- A special pocket for a knife, a flashlight and similar-sized tools, without interfering with access to the main pocket

- A simple knee pad height adjustment is located in the front hip pocket , and Velcro tabs to secure the knee

- Stretch wedge in the crotch

- Back zip pockets

- Large stretch panel at the waist

- Large hip pockets

- Double layer of fabric on the buttocks

The fabric is complex, consists of 54% nylon, 10% Elastane and 36% cotton. The natural back and the nylon front allow you to combine the best properties of synthetic and natural materials.

Nylon is a unique material created by DuPont in 1935. Lightweight, resilient, quick-drying, exceptionally strong and wear-resistant material made from polyamide fibers, with low pilling ability. Polyamide fibers are not destroyed by microorganisms and mold, are not dissolved by organic solvents, and are resistant to the action of alkalis of any concentration. Possesses fire resistance. The presence of nylon provides this raincoat material with crease resistance, resistance to repeated deformations and water resistance of the surface layer of which the complex material consists.

Elastane fibers (polyurethane / spandex) in the amount of 10% are added to the structure of the material. Spandex fibers are lightweight, soft, and resistant to sweat and mildew. They give the product elasticity, elasticity, dimensional stability and crease resistance. They do not change their properties even when wet.

Finally, the lower layer of the complex material, in direct contact with the body, consists of natural cotton. The hygienic properties of cotton are good hygroscopicity - the ability to quickly absorb and release moisture, breathability and vapor permeability, moderate heat protection.

The fabric is easy to wash, does not require ironing. A sufficient coefficient of tangential resistance contributes to a minimum separation of the threads in the joints and a low degree of shearing of the sections.

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