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Tru-Spec H2O Proof Gen I ECWCS Parka |
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Item#
29381 |
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Quantity:
Price: $99.99 - $111.99
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Three layer, windproof, waterproof and breathable construction and taped seams keep the weather at bay in the Tru-Spec H2O Proof Gen I ECWCS Parka.
- Non-freezing two-way zipper
- Removable Microfleece liner can be worn separately
- Oversized attached hood with drawstring
- Insignia/badge loop on front placket
- Double reinforced elbows
- 3 pocket design; Adjustable sleeve cuffs
- Zippered underarms for ventilation
- Velcro brand strips to attach name tape, branch tape and rank
- Imported
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SIZE
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M
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XL
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2XL
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3XL
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Chest
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33"-37"
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37"-41"
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41"-45"
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45"-49"
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49"-53"
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53"-UP
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Sleeve Length
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28 3/4
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29 3/4
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30 3/4
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31 3/4
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32 3/4
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33 3/4
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COLORS: ACUPAT, Black or Woodland
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Weight: 2.05 lbs. |
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Cheap, but...
Cheap compared to other brands, but expensive for the piece of junk that it is. Zipper never worked...Sized too small...removable fleece is a joke. Colors are not spec. This really doesn't belong in the USCAV lineup.
Eric Schrock - December 15, 2010
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Seriously
Ok guys i purchased this for my son and here we go lol, In my opinion dont even bother with this cheap imported jacket(or any military clothing from uscav). Color fades pink and doesnt even come close to matching standard acu military pattern/color. Its useless for on duty, if i were to wear this into my office i would be the laughing stock for a month. For real guys buy from propper its standard military issue and is worth every penny when it comes to quality/durability/pattern/color/fading and sizing because its MILITARY ISSUE. ps. it can also be purchased by civilians. Thanks
Justin Boyer - December 6, 2010
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ECWCS Parka
I just recived this item today, the GEN 1 Parka. It comes with a fleece lineing that can be zipped out. now the fleece is nothing to brag about, my sleeves were not short. It did not have the hook and loop tapes on it although they were in a small bag attached to the color wich is good if your non MIL persons. the jacket is heavy and comfy. i did buy the next size up and fits great.
Im not sure about the ACU pattern i bought the Woodland because that is the pattern we wore when i was in but its ok, the stripes are kinda sharp but not a biggy.
Erik youngberg - October 15, 2010
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Great.
Read the reviews about running small, so I bought a size up and it fit perfectly. the fleece isn't anything special, but it does zip in fine and has snaps to secure it to the shell. However, the standard issue ruff does not fit this jacket, the snaps are incompatible.
Scott Besore - September 17, 2010
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Excellent!
Ive not noticed any of the problems mentioned in the review such as pinkish color, being out of spec, or poor zipper construction. A few points to make:
1. The size does run small and short. The Small fit me very much in the way that a (small/short) or (small/x-short) USGI does which is a huge plus for me as I normally have to buy genuins USGI because the shorter sizes (big bucks and hard to find!).
2. If you did not receive a liner with velcroe, I would contact USCav. Mine did come with it as shown.
3. The neck area can get a little bunched up in the front and make it tough to keep the lapel down. I suspect this may be due to the permanent exposed hood. Not a deal breaker by any means, just noticable.
4. The rank loop attachment seemed to be a little wide for the loop that I received. Im not sure which was out of spec, but after some cramming and a bit of massaging it does go on and looks fine.
All in all I can say that im very happy with my purchase and it serves me as needed. Seeing as how our SDF does not operate under the conditions and duration of time as our boys overseas in combat, I find $90 alot easier to swallow than $300+.
Byron Sims - February 24, 2010
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