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British DPM Kombat SAS Assault Jacket

A top piece of kit with full array of features, the SAS assault jacket from Kombat is a best seller in every way. The jacket features fully lined, wired hood with drawstring; bulgy chest and waist pockets on front closed with S95 slotted buttons; bulgy waist pockets on the left hip and right hip closed with S95 slotted buttons; large bulgy rear pocket closed with three S95 slotted buttons; flat arm pocket on left arm closed with S95 slotted button; bulgy field dressing pocket on right arm closed with press stud; Cordura reinforced elbows and shoulders; elbows which open to accept padding; long underarm ventilation zip on both left and right arms; velcro cuffs; chunky central zipper closed with wind baffle; wind baffle closing with three S95 slotted buttons; internal waist drawstring; lower hem drawstring with toggle adjuster; zippered dump pockets on left and right chest; 25mm loops on rear for insertion of camouflage material. The jacket is made of ripstop material and the elbows and shoulders are reinforced with 1000D Cordura which is PU coated internally for waterproofing. The SAS assault jacket is a favourite with serious operators, outdoors and shooting enthusiasts and wargamers looking for a medium weight loadout because of its ability to distribute many utilities, survival gear and essentials all over the body which would otherwise have to be stored in a separately worn utility pouch or rucksack. Excellent value and attractive jacket without the large price tag.

Available options are: S , M , L , XL .

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Detailed view of the elbow reinforcement patch which can be opened with velcro to add padding.

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What our customers say about this product:

First, I'm a former US Navy combat corpsman (SPECWAR) and US Army infantrymen (18 years), so my knowledge of "good gear" is pretty decent. Right, out of the bag the first thing that strikes the user is the numerous pockets, and the Canadian buttons, which are easy to open; an even greater benefit, based on my past experience, is that all the external pockets are TRUE bellows pockets like the old USMC BDU jacket/shirts. The material of the jacket, which actually Kombat does itself a disservice in ads, is NYCO (65% nylon, 35% cotton), which is much better than cotton ripstop, particularly if you plan to "load" the jacket (which I have, more on that...). Made in China, so what if it works right. Hmmm, I like the idea of the Cordura shoulder/elbow area; my jacket came with elbow pads stuffed with a neoprene-gave it the toss, makes it bulky-better to use a thinner closed cell material [if you're a paint baller, okay). Uhh, being picky (showing my ex-Navy side here) waaayyy too many "Irish pennants" (loose threads from sewing process), but hey, get out the scissors. Material: I'm undecided on the advertised "internal waterproofing" - first thing I did was wash the thing to get the "stiffies" out, then hit the exterior with Scotchgard (don't leave home without it troopers!). Will see.. Hood, nice size;arm length - too long for the sizes (my large was EPIC-felt like a gorilla's arms-off to the tailor). Stiching, needs to be doubled in points and reinforced. Side zips, put some para cord in the zip tabs to ease opening/closing..will send a real world use review later. - Submitted by G Lee

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