ITEM FEATURES:
Designed as a combat-specific upper garment.
Designed to be worn under plate carrier or combat vest.
Keep you cool with a lightweight high performance synthetic knit torso.
2 upper arm zipper pockets with velcro.
Detachable elbow pads included.
Zip-up collar.
Velcro cuff.
Perfect for outdoor war game activities.
DETAILS:
Size chart:
| | Small | Medium | Large | X-Large |
| Chest Circumference | 33"-38" | 35"-40" | 37"-42" | 39"-44" |
| Sleeve Length | 25" | 26" | 27" | 28" |
MultiCam was developed by Crye Precision in cooperation with the US Army Natick Soldier Research Center, as an experiment to determine whether a single camouflage pattern could
be effective in limiting the visual and near-IR signature of a person across a wider range of environments and seasons. The problem of inappropriate camouflage became glaringly
apparent shortly after US troops were deployed to Afghanistan, where daily footage of the US forces in action pointed out the inadequacies of desert, digital and woodland camo
in some of Afghanistan’s diverse environments and seasonal shifts. Crye Precision approached the problem scientifically by studying how wildlife adapted its camouflage
protection to various geographic and climatological conditions. The result was a super versatile camouflage pattern that achieved even greater success than expected in multiple
tests conducted by the US Army over a year-and-a-half period.
Tru-Spec’s innovative new TRU Tactical Response Uniform is based on the ACU recently adopted by the U.S. Army, which is currently available from Tru-Spec & Desert Deuce
Surplus. Withinput from tactical officers around the country, including members of the Department of Homeland Security’s ICE SRT team in San Diego, Tru-Spec has added several
proprietary design improvements to its TRU aimed at improving functionality, durability and comfort in the field. Unlike the standard ACU, which is available only in a military
digital pattern, Tru-Spec is offering the new TRU in popular color choices (Use the Camo Chart Below) and with several coordinated accessory items including combat caps,
matching t-shirts, shoulder conversion kits and name tape kits.All fabrics were developed and manufactured in U.S. government-approved factories and built to withstand
battlefield conditions.
