NZ Army ALICE Web Set (5)

NZ Army ALICE Web Set (5)These web sets are based on the late 70s to late 90s webbing worn by New Zealand soldiers. Made up of components sourced from New Zealand cadet units which in turn received these from the Defence Force when phased out. They are made up of a mixture of US M56, ALICE, and Korean made ALICE clone webbing purchased by the NZDF during the 1980s. The magazine pouches were originally designed to accommodate the L1A1 magazine (based on the Australian made

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The detailed embroidery will make sure your patch stands out

These lighter weight uniforms were rolled out from around the mid 80s and adopted before the decade's end

Magnifying glass in viewfinder

It did see extensive use through the 80s and could still be found with lesser equipped US units during the 2003 invasion of Iraq

Content: Polyester / Cotton

Or just wear it casually when the sun is out

These pouches may have seen a good amount of action but they are more than capable of seeing plenty more with their well built construction

The belt is well padded for comfortable use with heavy loads

Switching between your primary and secondary airsoft weapons is a smooth experience thanks to the strong bungee that absorbs the downward force of the weapon dropping

Nylon/cotton fabric

the index finger and thumb are mostly free of reinforcement in favour of better dexterity