Men's Helikon-Tex® MBDU® NyCo RipStop combat trousers

Men's Helikon-Tex® MBDU® NyCo RipStop combat trousers

The MBDU® NyCo RipStop trousers are part of the modern combat uniform. The abbreviation MBDU in the name stands for Modern Battle Dress Uniform®. The NyCo RipStop in the name refers to the materials from which the pants are made - a tough blend of cotton and nylon with a RipStop finish. The fabric and cut of the pants are carefully selected to provide both high durability and freedom of movement, which is of utmost importance on the battlefield.

The MBDU outdoor and military trousers with a range of tactical features from Helikon-Tex belong to the Patrol Line product line. The cut of the trousers is loose and contoured, with VersaStretch elastic fabric gussets at the back and crotch for even greater freedom of movement. Fastening is with a high quality branded YKK zipper and Velcro. The wide belt loops can hold a belt up to 45 mm wide, even with a magazine pouch.

Up to eight pockets on the trousers provide plenty of space to store all the essentials you need in the field. Two front pockets with reinforced edges for carrying gear with a clip like a writing pen, closing knife, multitool, etc., two large thigh pockets covered by a flap with button closure and fabric loops for for transporting documents and small personal belongings, two smaller side calf pockets with a flap fastened with Velcro zipper and 2 rear pockets with reinforced edges, large enough to hold AR magazines and magazines of similar size. Carrying capacity of the trousers is increased by two fixed fabric loops for "D" rings, carabiners, keysrings or lanyards, located on the front belt loops. The leg cuffs are drawstring with a quick-release drawstring.

Product code	SP-MBD-NR
Weight [g]	633
Material	50% Nylon, 50% Cotton
European patent no.	003349612-0001
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SIZE AND FIT CHART

SIZING INSTRUCTIONS

We want to make sure that the clothes you buy actually fit you - that they serve their purpose correctly. Please take a moment of your valuable time to review the measurement guide and corresponding size chart to avoid mistakes.

To take the right measurements, find clothes that fit you well and measure them.

Chest - Button your clothes and lay them on a flat surface. Measure from the left edge to the right edge just below the sleeves.

Waist - Button the garment and lay it on a flat surface. Measure from the left edge to the right edge at the waist.

Sleeve length - With the shirt you like, measure with the arm at your side from the shoulder seam along the entire arm until you find the length you want. It is recommended that the sleeve point towards the root of the thumb (located at the wrist).

For jackets with raglan sleeves, such as Stratus® or Cumulus®, the sleeves should be measured from the bottom of the collar down to the sleeve cuff.

Inner - seam Fasten trousers. Lay the trousers on a flat surface. Measure the distance of the inseam from the crotch, where the front and back seams meet, to the bottom of the legs.

Trouser length - Fasten the trousers. Lay the trousers on a flat surface with the outer seams on both edges. Be careful to pull all wrinkles and fullness out of the back panel. Measure the distance from the top of the waistband to the bottom of the hem.

THE TOLERANCE OF THE MEASUREMENTS GIVEN IN THE TABLE IS +/- 2 CM (APPLIES TO GARMENTS ONLY).