Direct Action Warhawk Nautic Loop Belt MK II Tactical Belt - MultiCam

A belt in MultiCam camouflage designed for both tactical and everyday use. It can be worn independently as a standalone belt or paired with a Hook inner belt. The Nautic variant is a special edition of the classic Warhawk Rescue/Gun belt, intended for maritime operations.

The construction is based on a rigid polyester webbing that maintains its shape even under load. This model is fitted with a robust AustriAlpin Cobra Nautic buckle and fastens with a soft velcro (loop).

The belt is made using a hard-wearing polyester webbing that resists abrasion and mechanical damage. The material retains its structure even during intensive use and under heavy loads, resulting in exceptional durability and reliable carriage of equipment.

The belt’s design ensures high stability and compatibility with a wide range of accoutrement. The design also limits equipment shifting and maintains a stable position for carried gear in motion.

The velcro system allows for precise length adjustment and belt stabilisation. The positioning of the velcro has been optimised to reduce friction against clothing and make it easier to attach compatible accessories.

The belt features a soft (Loop) velcro, compatible with inner belts equipped with hard (Hook) velcro, enabling a stable two-part system.

This model is fitted with the strong AustriAlpin Cobra Nautic buckle, 45 mm wide, ensuring a secure and stable fastening. The mechanism allows for quick release of the belt while minimising the risk of accidental unfastening under load.

The design features an integrated reinforced loop for attaching carabiners or a FROG buckle.

• rigid polyester webbing
• can be used as a standalone or system belt
• soft velcro (Loop) compatible with (Hook) inner belts
• high resistance to abrasion and damage
• AustriAlpin Cobra Nautic buckle 45 mm wide
• velcro system
• secure retention of gear during movement
• integrated, reinforced loop for carabiners
• weight: 245 g (size L)

MultiCam is an advanced camouflage pattern developed in 2002 by the American company Crye Precision, together with the United States Army Soldier Systems Center (Natick Labs), as part of the Objective Force Warrior programme. The project aimed to create a universal camouflage able to adapt to a variety of terrain and environmental conditions.

The MultiCam pattern consists of seven shades that blend smoothly between greens, browns, and tans. This colour combination allows it to adapt to environments ranging from green forests to browns and tans typical of desert areas. In Central and Eastern Europe, it is especially effective in autumn and dry vegetation. MultiCam has been adopted worldwide and is used by many armies and special units. In 2010, this pattern became the official standard for US Army personnel stationed in Afghanistan, replacing the previous Universal Camouflage Pattern (UCP). The camouflage is also available for civilians and is a popular choice among military and airsoft enthusiasts.