Spodnie taktyczne Arcteryx LEAF Talos Pant w kolorze Wolf.

Rozmiar - Extra Large

Produkcja 2013 - model dawno temu wycofany ze sprzedaży.

Główne cechy i przeznaczenie modelu Talos:

The Talos Pant is the BDU fabric version of the Sphinx Pant . It's designed as a hot-climate combat pant made of no-melt, no-drip lightweight breathable fabric, with heavy-duty webbing knee reinforcement. Like the Sphinx pant, the Talos has articulated patterning and a loose cut for freedom of meovement, and a host of combat-ready features.
Features of Talos Pant:

• 50/50 NYCO ripstop fabric - Breathable and durable.

• Anatomical shaping and articulated patterning for fit, comfot, and mobility.

• Zipper fly with dual snap closures.

• 2-1/4" belt loops - Five extra wide belt loops to accommodate the weight of a loaded belt.

• Suspender tabs - There are two suspender tabs in the front and one in the back for use with the LEAF pant suspenders (not included). The LEAF suspenders are low profile elastic Y-suspenders made of 3/4" wide black elastic. They attach and detach quickly via stainless steel hooks to the suspender tabs.

• Articulated knees and seat - The knees and seat are articulated for unrestricted movement.

• Gussted crotch.

• Two hand pockets - There are two 'jeans-style' hand pockets at the front of the pant with angled openings.

• Two knife pockets - To the rear of the hand pockets are separate knife pockets, reinforced with Cordura nylon. On the Sphinx, the pocket was very shallow for the initial version. On later versions of the Sphinx, and on the Talos pant, the knife pocket empties into the main pocket, so running out of depth is not a concern. It is designed to be used with knives with a clip. Depending on how much tension your knife pocket clip has, it might not grip the pocket very well, since there's not much of a 'lip'. One thing I'd like to see is the opening folded over a couple more times to increase the thickness so a kinfe clip won't just slip off.

• Two thigh cargo pockets - There are two 9" tall x 8" wide cargo pockets with bellows at the rear for expansion, located on the side of each thigh. The entrance is covered by a velcro-secured flap, with the single velcro patch in the middle, and the flap sewn down at both ends.

• Calf pockets - On each calf is the same pocket as on the Sphinx, sized to fit a USGI 30-round M4 magazine without an additional base pad. It's a snug fit in height as the pocket is a bit short; and I'd like to see them about 1.5" deeper for mags with magpuls or taller mags like Pmags or ARC mags. They were designed for quick magazine access while seated in a vehicle, but can obviously be used for other items (I was told that they're commonly used for flex cuffs). The pocket itself is 5" tall with a 2" gap from the opening to the flap. The flap doubles as a strap loop when the knee caps are worn.

• Reinforced knees and integrated knee pad pockets - The knees are reinforced with 3" wide webbing. The webbing adds abrasion resistance and a bit of padding. Inside the knee is a knee pad pocket sized for the Arc'Teryx knee caps or Crye combat/field pant knee pads (not included). The knee pad pocket is quite unique, with a velcro-secured opening at the bottom and a flap that folds up and retains the knee pad. There are also four knee cap strap slots, through which the knee cap straps are passed through. The flap of the calf pocket goes over the bottom knee cap strap.

• Adjustable pant cuff and integrated gaiter - The bottom of the pant cuff is adjustable via the elastic drawcord and cord lock in the integrated gaiter. The end of the shock cord has a plastic pull on it, and can be tucked inside the gaiter. The gaiter is to be used over the boots to help keep bugs and debris from getting into the boot tops.

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