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• What to Do If Your Jungle Boots Get Wet

  by Fatigues Army Navy & Surplus Gear Co Sep 13

  Here’s the good news. If your jungle boots get wet, there’s no need to panic. Jungle boots are literally made for this since they are made (typically) with vented ballistic nylon uppers (or some other synthetic) that is designed to breathe and dry off efficiently. But you still...
• Why Synthetic Uppers Are Conventionally Used in Jungle Boots

  by Fatigues Army Navy & Surplus Gear Co Aug 18

  If you’ve ever had a pair of jungle boots, or a pair of logger boots, then you are likely well familiar with how different they are from each other. Jungle boots typically have uppers of woven ballistic nylon with panels that drain easily and breathe with ease, whereas logger boots tend ...
• Are MOLLE Packs Better Than ALICE Packs?

  by Fatigues Army Navy & Surplus Gear Co Jul 14

  MOLLE packs are a modern alternative to the ALICE packs that have remained popular for years in this country, even though they aren’t in official military use anymore.  Still, there are virtues to each. This short post will take a closer look at some of the considerations. MOL...
• Camo Cargo Shorts: What (and What Not) to Do

  by Fatigues Army Navy & Surplus Gear Co Jun 24

  Camouflage is a wonderfully versatile pattern (well, it’s actually more than one) that can be used effectively for concealment in the field while hunting, playing airsoft, reenacting, or engaged in MilSim, just as easily as it can be used more domestically for fashion purposes. And, in fact, ...
• 3 Things You Should Know If You Cross Draw Carry from Your Concealed Carry Jacket

  by Fatigues Army Navy & Surplus Gear Co Jun 16

  The case is probably that most that practice concealed carry either carry inside or outside their waistband on their dominant side.  Some, however, prefer to cross draw carry, also called shoulder carry. This carry method requires more discipline than IWB and OWB carry.  Here’s wha...