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PMCI - April 2018

In this issue of PMCI we are definitely all about "Hand Across The Ocean" as Trampas and the US Team head to SHOT whilst Bill and the UK Crew hit IWA in Germany. There's also the very latest in respect of the SIG "Legion" and some serious "tech" going down with tracking devices, Wiley X, and Sightmark. Combined with the usual articles and reviews be sure to check PMCI out!

In this issue of PMCI we are definitely all about "Hand Across The Ocean" as Trampas and the US Team head to SHOT whilst Bill and the UK Crew hit IWA in Germany.
There's also the very latest in respect of the SIG "Legion" and some serious "tech" going down with tracking devices, Wiley X, and Sightmark.
Combined with the usual articles and reviews be sure to check PMCI out!

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HELIKON-TEX UTP JEANS<br />

As much as there is an ongoing “love affair” with<br />

tactical pants, let’s face it, how many of us head to<br />

the range in our favourite pair of blue jeans? If you’re<br />

anything like then I’m sure that’s a regular occurrence,<br />

but what if you could have your jeans with all the<br />

features you’d find in those “Gucci” models?<br />

Durable and functional Helikon Urban Tactical Pants -<br />

Denim are a ‘mid profile’ trousers so that they look less<br />

like a uniform, which of course is perfect if you’re carrying<br />

or loading up with equipment but want to do so in a “low<br />

key” way.<br />

The trousers feature a number of useful pockets placed<br />

at the front, the rear and on both thighs. The two front<br />

hands pockets have extra strong edges that are intended<br />

for clips of folding knives. There are also two internal<br />

symmetrical pockets, sewn in diagonally to the belt area<br />

and made of material lighter than the pants themselves;<br />

these two pockets are intended for carrying objects like<br />

telescopic batons or an extra pistol magazine, in a discrete,<br />

comfortable and secure way. Two large rear pockets<br />

with hook-and-loop fasteners also have two auxiliary<br />

small pockets placed inside. These small pockets are the<br />

equivalent of two interior pockets at the front of the pants.<br />

It is worth adding their depth may be adapted by sewing<br />

them at a certain height or by unstitching pleats. These<br />

are perfect for carrying a small flashlight or a multitool.<br />

The trousers also feature big, diagonal, symmetrical<br />

thigh pockets, divided in two. The smaller have a hookand-loop<br />

fastener and are perfect for carrying mobile<br />

phones, magazines for AR or pistol magazines. The larger<br />

pockets feature YKK zipper and a single pleat that increases<br />

their capacity.<br />

These quality pants fit well in the waist thanks to a flat<br />

elastic tape sewn in the rear part of the belt area, and are<br />

zipped with a durable metal YKK zipper and fastened with<br />

big hook-and-loop fastener. All the UTP series trousers also<br />

feature profiled front and rear part of the leg around the<br />

knees. The front knee part is additionally strengthened<br />

with two layers of material. In turn these two layers<br />

create an internal pocket which is perfect for a lightweight<br />

knee pad if you so desire. All these characteristics ensure<br />

freedom of movement and limit raising trouser legs while<br />

crouching or kneeling.<br />

Designed to fit female body shape, the Women’s Urban<br />

Tactical Pants from Helikon feature a classic jeans ‘neck’<br />

shape to limit them riding up or down, and elasticated<br />

waist with YKK zip fly and velcro, and reinforced knees<br />

with internal kneepad compartments for optional padding.<br />

The Women’s UTP Pants also features one leg length for<br />

individual adjustment, twelve various sizes tactical pockets<br />

and seven wide belt loops.<br />

Whilst the “denim” fabric looks great, it also performs<br />

extremely well too as it has a four-way stretch capability<br />

which actually moves with you, and is not in any way<br />

restrictive. The fabric is solidly “heavyweight”, more like<br />

serious workwear than “casual” attire, and it seems perfect<br />

for the rigors of the range or extended use in an urban<br />

environment. Designed with Law Enforcement and tactical<br />

users in mind, the UTP Pants from Helikon are also suitable<br />

for all outdoor pursuits and even daily wear!<br />

For more information on the entire UTP range from<br />

Helikon Tex please visit www.helikon-tex.com, or in the<br />

UK go to www.military1st.co.uk<br />

GEAR ON TEST<br />

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