Multicam CG ECWCS Waterproof Jacket

MultiCam CG Camo

The Extended Cold Weather Clothing System (ECWCS) is a protective clothing system developed in the 1980s by the United States Army Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Center.

This quality and durable ECWCS Generation II jacket is the perfect choice for all weather conditions. It features special 3-layer fabric system that is waterproof, insulates and gives an ideal protection against wind, providing moisture infiltration, evaporation and promotes ventilation at the same time.

Presented parka features cobra style hood with drawstring that goes with adjustable nylon pulls. The hood itself can be concealed in the collar and secured there through the system of several Velcro patches. There is a two-way, full-front slide fastener that, when fully fastened, can provide full-face protection, leaving only the eyes uncovered. The jacket has Raglan sleeves with flap-covered pockets on each sleeve with a hook and loop closure, armpit ventilation zippers and double reinforced elbows as well as adjustable Velcro wrist cuffs. Moreover there are two cargo pockets on the lower front of a jacket that features large flaps with double hook and loop closures and elastic drawcords to adjust the waist. There are also two hidden map pockets ('Napoleon pockets') at the upper front with zipper closures.

Perfect choice for police, military and EMT as well as for fishing, hunting and a lot of other outdoor activities.

Features:

• Waterproof: 10 000mm
• Breathable: 5000g/m²/24h
• Windproof
• Concealed cobra hood
• YKK pull zipper
• Waterproof zippers allover
• 2 large cargo pockets on the lower front
• 2 slash hand warmer pockets behind cargo pockets
• 2 hidden map pockets at the upper front
• 2 pockets on both sleeves
• Ventilated sleeves
• Velcro cuffs
• Taped seams
• Chest epaulet
• Chin guard
• Material: 100% Nylon, PTFE Laminate

All the actual measurements given on the site as "armpit to armpit x 2" refer to the measurements of the garment and not the size it will fit. The best way of checking if an item will fit is to measure a similar garment you have which fits well and compare the measurements.

When we give the "Armpit to armpit x 2" on an item it is measured directly at the top of the side seams (armpit to armpit) laid flat, then the measurement is doubled, giving the circumference.

If we state that an item is labelled "to fit xx" / XXcm" please check this against your own measurements.