Tru-Spec Multicam Battle Dress Uniform (BDU) Jacket # 1220

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Tru-Spec Multicam BDU Jacket

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$69.90

Manufacturer's Part Number: 1220

Product Code: 909-00336

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50/50 Cordura Nylon Cotton Rip-Stop
Made to US Military Specification MIL-C-44048G
4 Pocket Design
Chest Pockets have snag proof button flaps with bellows and drain holes
Left pocket has pencil pocket opening
Lower pockets are partially bellowed with snag proof button flaps and drain holes
Adjustable 2" wide 3-button cuffs
Reinforced elbow patches
Concealed snag proof 5-button placket
Felled side seams, sleeve and shoulder seams

Expert Customer Reviews

I purchased the "Large Tall" size. The fit is a little big for me, as I am a 34" waist. These feel a little more like 36" waist. The length is acceptable but for those of you with 36" inseams, even the "tall" size is a tad short. It will fit taller guys with 36" inseams, but If you have longer legs than that, tall isn't going to work for you.

These are BDUs, so comfort is not the first thing that comes to mind when wearing them. Although they fit well enough to prevent chaffing and such, they are not sweat pants or pajamas. But for BDUs, the comfort level is above par, and definitely above the older military woodland uniforms of old. There is definitelty a lot of room (at least in the size I got) to wiggle around in, which will aid you if you are wear a lot of layers for cold weather ops.

Now durability is what shines with these pants/shirts. The build quality is exceptional, and I know for a fact that these are built to handle abuse. All of the seams, sewing, stitching is heavy duty and quality crafted. I have worn mine for multiple shooting/hunting events and mine have been washed a lot too; even after all that, they still look new!

There isn't much bad to say about the design of these. One bad thing I will point out is the drawstring waistband; the string in on the inside, which makes it harder to tie tight. I prefer drawstrings to be on the outside of the garment for ease-of-use. But this is a military uniform, so that is probably why the strings are on the inside. Also, there are tons of pockets on these uniforms; almost too many. I will say that opening the velcro pockets is a challenge, though the pockets are very durable, they are a challenge to open. I expect after more wear and breaking-in, the pockets will be easier to access.

These are PRACTICAL! The Multi-Cam pattern is of course a brilliant design! That's a given! But for the whole new concept of a BDU, these are definitely top tier and functional for every possible need you could encounter.

A+ The only better uniform I could think of would be the batsuit in multicam. These rock!

- Zach R.

"I picked up a pair this weekend. I have been on the range the last two days and have worn them. The nylon cotton blend is the way to go in my opinion so far."

- SWAT Team Member