Enlarge imageTasmanian Tiger TT Tac Pouch 4 horizontal IRR olive
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Horizontal on MOLLE system – IRR-compliant accessory pouch to Bundeswehr standard
The TT Tac Pouch 4 horizontal can be quickly and securely attached to vests, backpacks or other MOLLE-compatible carriers via the MOLLE push-button system – three MOLLE loops are required for this. The horizontal orientation enables a flat, body-hugging fit. Made from CORDURA® 700 den with IRR equipment, the pouch meets Bundeswehr standards TL 8305-0278 and TL 8305-0281 regarding infrared camouflage effectiveness (IRR 650–1250 nm / 10–42 %) – this applies not only to the fabric, but also to webbing, hook-and-loop fasteners and buckles. The wide-opening zipper provides quick access to the contents, and a hook-and-loop strip allows for the attachment of a name tag.
At a glance
IRR camouflage effectiveness: Material, webbing, hook-and-loop fasteners and buckles meet Bundeswehr standards TL 8305-0278 and TL 8305-0281.
MOLLE push-button system: Quick attachment to MOLLE-compatible carriers, requires three MOLLE loops.
Wide-opening zipper: Enables quick and uncomplicated access to the pouch contents.
Hook-and-loop strip: For attaching a name tag directly to the pouch.
CORDURA® 700 den: Combines high abrasion and tear resistance with comparatively low weight.
Product data
Color: Olive
Dimensions: 10 × 15 × 4 cm
Weight: 100 g
Attachment system: MOLLE push-button, requires 3 MOLLE loops
IRR standard: TL 8305-0278 / TL 8305-0281 (650–1250 nm / 10–42 %)
Manufacturer: Tasmanian Tiger
Material
CORDURA® 700 den IRR: 100% polyamide
| EAN (GTIN) | 4013236285987 |
|---|---|
| Item condition | New |
| Color | olive |
Information in accordance with product safety regulations
- Manufacturer:
- Tatonka GmbH
- Address:
- Robert-Bosch-Str. 3
DE 86453 Dasing - Phone:
- +49 (0)8205 96020
- e-mail:
- info@tatonka.com
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