New Line of Tactical Apparel
A few years ago Woolrich Elite launched their line of tactical apparel with the help of Backyard Outfitter, but after an internal squabble Fernando Coelho split off from the company and launched his own tactical apparel line named Eotac. I noticed a few people mention that most of the Eotac apparel looks like Phase II of the Woolrich Elite line, but there have been some major innovations. We’ve seen some of the new products coming out in 2010 and there seems to be some pretty aggressive steps in the tactical apparel and concealed carry market with the new Eotac line.
Many of you may have noticed that the tactical apparel market has exploded. There are already a few casualties on the market, notable Sigtac. There are a few good apparel lines on the market, but there have already been a few failed attempts at gaining on 5.11 tactical. 5.11 apparel in made in atleast 3 different Countries and the quality control has become pretty inconsistant. I was on the firing line a few weeks ago and heard guys complaining that they use to where Royal Robbins religiously, but ever since 5.11 took them over, the QC has gotten shotty.
The pant is made from our 8.5 ounce Bomb-Proof all-cotton canvas. It is fade resistant and features DuPont Teflon� fabric protector. This provides a breathable, durable barrier that repels both water and oil based spills.All critical seams are double-needle stitched and bar-tacked at stress points. The Action Waist has side elastic panels for freedom of movement and easily accommodates an inside the waistband holster. There is a concealed YKK brass zipper front fly along with a metal tack-button closure for strength and reliability.
We also offer the renowned Eotac-Elite Operator Tactical apparel, with clothing options ranging from short and log sleeved shirts to tactical vests and field jackets. Find the best tactical apparel and equipment all in one place!