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5.11 Tactical STRYKE PDU TW CL B PANT 107106 Do Not Use Softeners: Refrain
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5.11 Tactical STRYKE PDU TW CL B PANT 107106 Do Not Use Softeners: Refrain Do Not Use Softeners: Refrain from using fabric softeners this carrier maintains a professional look for law enforcement officers and military personnel alike Regular fit Professional flat front design Tunnel waistband for comfort with ban roll inside for stability Gripper elastic inside waistband to keep shirt tucked in Reinforced belt loops Front fly metal zipper with logo snap and internal French fly Hidden watch pocket set into wearer's right waistband Back body double welt pockets with button closure Gusseted construction to increase ease of movement Large cargo pocket below at each side of the pant Zippered drop pocket at top of the cargo pocket for additional storage 24L melamine button at back welt pockets and front French fly Permanent military creases on front and back pant leg The Stryke PDU Pant (available in Class A or Class B) combines a sharp Specifications
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