MaxPro-Tech WZ 2010 Rip-Stop Uniform Set - wz.93 Pantera PL Woodland

A uniform set consisting of a jacket and pants in the WZ 2010 pattern. It was made in wz.93 Pantera PL Woodland camouflage and has characteristics similar to those of the Polish Army contract uniform.

The set was created from a combination of breathable cotton and durable polyester. Thanks to the Rip-Stop weave reinforcement, the fabric does not ripple or fray even after point damage.

The jacket uses five pockets:
- two on the chest with Velcro closure,
- two on the shoulders with a zipper closure,
- one on the left forearm with a Velcro closure.

The pants use four pockets:
- two classic hip pockets,
- two capacious cargo type.

There are pockets on the elbows of the jacket and the knees of the pants for protective pads. Adjustment of the pants at the waist is made possible by straps located on both sides, and additional straps at the bottom allow adjustment of the leg circumference.

The 65 mm wide belt loops give the possibility to use a wide tactical belt, and under them, there are loops for attaching, for example, a carabiner.

On the jacket, in the chest and shoulder area, velcro panels have been sewn on for attaching patches or emblems. Both the jacket and the pants opening are buttoned.

Main features of the MaxPro-Tech WZ 2010 Rip-Stop uniform set:

• lightweight yet rugged materials,
• Rip-Stop weave reinforcement,
• 9 practical pockets,
• straps for adjusting the waist and leg circumference,
• pockets for protective inserts,
• wide belt loops,
• loops for additional accouterment,
• velcro panels.

Military Operations: Numerous pockets are ideal for storing tactical equipment, while velcro panels on the jacket allow you to attach badges and patches.

Survival and outdoor: Durable fabric will work well during survival activities in harsh conditions. The option of protective inserts on the elbows and knees increases safety while exploring the terrain.

Fishing: The fabric combines lightness and breathability with high durability, which is important during the variable weather and terrain conditions that fishermen may encounter.

The wz.93 "Pantera" camouflage pattern is currently used by the Polish Armed Forces. It was the first camouflage pattern designed and introduced into widespread use in the Third Polish Repubic. The 1993 pattern combines mimetic and deforming properties through the use of irregular spots of various sizes. The color scheme, based on green, brown, and black, has been adapted to the conditions of Polish forests, making "Pantera" a good choice for operations in the native terrain. Uniforms in this camouflage pattern are also part of the basic equipment for students of Military Uniform Classes.