Direct Action Mosquito Modular Belt Sleeve - PenCott BadLands

External tactical belt in PenCott BadLands camouflage designed for convenient carrying of essential equipment. It is made from durable laminated Cordura. Its slim, smooth design is particularly useful in tight spaces such as vehicles, corridors, or limited maneuvering areas. The outer side features openings made using Laser Cut technology, compatible with the MOLLE system.

The belt is constructed from laminated Cordura, which provides platform stability while reducing weight. The material used is lightweight and highly resistant to abrasion and mechanical damage.

The inner side of the belt is lined with velcro (hook and loop), allowing for the attachment of an inner belt. A solid panel ensures that all accoutrement remains in place even during dynamic movement. The design also allows the use of inner belts with widths from 3.8 to 5 cm. To enhance stability when carrying heavier equipment, the belt is equipped with four plastic pass-throughs that allow for the attachment of suspenders.

• low-profile design minimizing the risk of snagging on environmental elements
• made from durable Cordura
• compatibility with inner belts with widths from 3.8 to 5 cm
• Velcro lining for stable connection with an inner belt
• openings compatible with the MOLLE system
• pass-throughs allowing for suspender attachment

PenCott is an advanced system of modern II generation digital camouflages developed by the British company Hyde Definition. It features a multi-level pattern structure, encompassing micro-, meso- and macro-patterns.

PenCott BadLands is a camouflage variant designed for use in dry, semi-open terrains such as steppes, thickets, grassy areas, and hilly transitional zones. It is intended for environments dominated by faded vegetation, dry soil, and varied lighting. The pattern, based on the same structure as other PenCott camouflages, combines realistic colour noise, dense micro-pattern, and contrasting elements that distort the silhouette. The colour scheme of BadLands includes shades of beige, olive, brown, and light green, forming a pattern that effectively blends into the natural surroundings of transitional and dry terrains.