Combat trousers from the standard US Army uniform. These uniforms are produced under contract by various US contractors. The Flame-Resistant Army Combat Uniform (FRACU) is a flame-resistant version of the standard Army uniform.
It has belt loops at the waist. The fly is buttoned. There are reinforcing inserts between the legs and on the knees. The volume of the trousers is adjustable with drawstrings.
Pockets
2 classic pockets on the sides
2 hip pockets (with eyelets)
2 slash back pockets with flaps
2 calf pockets with buttoned flaps
All pockets are fastened with buttons.
Material: 65% viscose, 25% paraamid, 10% nylon
Rip-stop fabric is a reinforced, reinforced with high-strength threads, which is able to stop a tear by localising it in a very small area, preventing the damage from spreading).
Multicam camouflage was developed by the American company Crye Precision in cooperation with the U.S. Army Soldier Systems Centre" in 2002. It takes on environmental colours.
NSN: 8415-01-598-9860