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OCP Uniform Buyers Guide
From coats and pants, to accessories and boots, we outline OCP uniform components that are approved and ready for battle.How to Choose Military Boots
With so many options to choose from, finding the right pair of military boots can be tough. Luckily for you, we’re here to help.What is APEL Eyewear?
Soldiers can’t wear just any sunglasses — their eyewear is strictly regulated. Make sure your shades are on the Authorized Protective Eyewear List.Extended Cold Weather Clothing System
When the line of duty takes you into the freezing cold, you need the right uniform clothing to keep you warm. Check out everything you need to know.U.S. Military Uniforms
From OCPs and NWUs to classic battlefield apparel, learn everything you need to know about old and new United States Military uniforms.How To Roll Your Uniform Sleeves Camouflage Out
Learn how to roll your uniform sleeves camouflage out so you can stay within regulations and keep cool & comfortable at the same time.
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by Karie G
Best boots in 40 years
Parris Island, SC 1980 was the last pair of combat boots that fit right. After 20+ years of Marine Aviation, and wearing boots with steel toes, I had forgotten how good regular boots felt. I normally wear a 4E wide, and the extra wide fit fine. It is true that going one size down makes these fit just right. 4E boots are few and far between. Now I'm ready for a 20 mile hike. Semper Fi.
by JOSE A
The OCP Gear Destination
TacticalGear.com provides the most complete selection of OCP gear authorized for wear with the OCP Uniform for both Army and Air Force. The new OCP uniform includes boots in coyote brown (coyote 498). Undershirts and belts are a slightly darker coyote tan (tan 499).
The Army has yet to incorporate OCP with its Organizational Clothing and Individual Equipment (OCIE) so there is no requirement for these items to be the same camouflage pattern as the uniform being worn. This includes cold-weather gear such as fleeces, soft shells, and the Extended Climate Warfighter Clothing System (ECWCS). Any item normally issued from the CIF is permitted for wear, with no restriction based on camo pattern or color.
Learn more at the U.S. Army website here and here, or at ArmyTimes.com.
Neck line is perfect. Many times theese are way to big. So far so good .