Direct Action Spitfire Plate Carrier Tactical Vest - PenCott WildWood

Light and durable Spitfire Plate Carrier tactical vest in PenCott WildWood camouflage. Constructed from laser-cut laminate, very solid 500D Cordura, and softshell. The ergonomic design of the vest does not restrict freedom of movement, and its modular construction allows for individual customization to the user's preferences.

The Spitfire Plate Carrier model is built from laser-cut laminate, durable and damage-resistant 500D Cordura, and softshell. This construction does not hinder movement, and its modularity allows optimal adaptation to user requirements.

Thanks to the use of solid and flexible Hypalon handles, the vest can be quickly and easily adjusted. These handles also provide rapid medical access in case of emergency first aid, characterized by abrasion, tear, and extreme temperature resistance. The vest's design allows for secure cable management around the plate pocket and the Cummerbund. The front flap attaches directly to the vest or with Chest Rig type buckles (compatible with Mayflower/Velocity, HSP, and other standards), and it is also possible to use the vest without a flap. The replaceable Cummerbund is equipped with a side plate pocket. The back panel is compatible with the Crye Precision AVS system thanks to the zippers. Additionally, the vest comes with a reinforced evacuation handle.

The vest's surface is covered with openings made using Laser-Cut technology, which are compatible with the MOLLE system. This allows for any configuration of equipment items such as pouches, gear, or pockets. There is a zipped pocket on the chest with a Velcro panel (hook and loop), allowing for the attachment of selected patches or emblems.

• Plate Carrier type tactical vest
• made of damage-resistant 500D Cordura
• Laser-Cut mounting system compatible with MOLLE
• adjustable Cummerbund
• high ergonomics and freedom of movement
• full modularity of accouterment
• Velcro (hook and loop) panel on the front
• low weight (623 g, size M)

PenCott is an advanced system of modern second-generation digital camouflages developed by the British company Hyde Definition. Their characteristic feature is a multi-level pattern structure, including micro-, meso-, and macro-patterns.

PenCott WildWood is a variant of camouflage designed specifically for operations in dense forests of the temperate zone, especially in areas with lush, multi-tiered vegetation characteristic of many regions in Europe. It extends the principles of GreenZone, with a darker and more saturated color palette that performs better in shadows, humid places, and deep forest cover. The WildWood pattern is based on the structure typical of PenCott, combining a micro-pattern with realistic color noise and distinct contrasts that effectively break up the silhouette at various distances. Dominant deep greens, olive tones, and muted browns provide effective concealment in diverse, shady vegetation.