Specna Arms SATAC Combat G4 Trousers - ACT FG

Made using tear- and wear-resistant material, the trousers are a combination of polyester and cotton and the Rip-Stop reinforcement adds to their durability. The abundance of pockets and relaxed fit make them perfect for both urban spaces and outdoor activities.

Polycotton fabric, Rip-St weaveThis model is made from a fabric consisting of 65% polyester and 35% cotton, enriched with Rip-Stop weave for better durability. Thanks to the elasticated Velcro waistband, the trousers can be precisely adjusted to your own waist circumference. Adjustment of the leg circumference is possible at the knees and ankles. The trousers are equipped with knee pads for increased safety when working in the field. op

The trousers contain 13 pockets:

• two open hip pockets
• two on the front with Velcro flaps on the thighs
• two capacious cargo pouch pockets with Velcro flaps
• two on lower part of legs, also with Velcro flaps
• two back pockets with zips
• one open on the left thigh
• two above the hip pockets, open

• made of polyester and cotton
• reinforced with Rip-Stop weave
• adjustable at the waist, knees and ankles
• integrated knee pads
• 13 practical pockets

A-TACS (Advanced Tactical Concealment System) is a modern second-generation digital camouflage system based on so-called organic pixels – irregular, soft shapes inspired by natural textures.

A-TACS FG (Foliage Green) is a camouflage variant designed for operations in forested and woodland areas. This pattern is based on the characteristic organic pixels of the A-TACS system, which create realistic tonal transitions that effectively replicate natural vegetation backgrounds. The FG variant uses a subdued palette of greens, browns, and grays, allowing for effective blending into the environment during spring, summer, and early autumn. This camouflage performs well in temperate European climates, particularly in wooded areas and regions with dense vegetation. Thanks to the use of macro-patterns, the design effectively breaks up the outline of the user’s silhouette, making identification more difficult at various distances.