Swiss Combat Boots

Swiss Combat BootsIt's hard to find a more sturdy and hard wearing pair of boots then these Swiss combat boots. They are quality built, made to last and can take a serious bashing. Dated around the 90's, these may be an older pair of boots, but they still have a long, long life ahead of them. According to Swiss training manuals, it's recommended to clean and polish your Swiss Army Boots at least once a month, especially during regular use. In addition, depending on the

Pick up some ALICE pouches and shoulder straps to turn this belt into a versatile rig for hunting

Hands-free candle mode

lost out to the Universal Camouflage Pattern (UCP) and was later reintroduced in 2010 - for units deployed into Afghanistan

Content: Rubberised canvas with metal tabs and hook & loop fastenings

ideal for airsoft players

Heavy Duty Rip-Stop material

to the bags exterior

the red representing the blood of men

These parkas are what the Vojska Srbije (Serbian Army) were issued during the 1970/80s while they were part of Yugoslavia

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yet stretchy fit for good freedom of movement

These Italian thermal tops are a great mid-range base layer for those cold miserable Winter days