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2016 FULL LINE CATALOG CONTENTS Since 1967, Propper has made tactical gear with a purpose. We’re calculated when it comes to what we make, how we make it and who we make it for – a difference you can feel in every stitch, Boots 4 every seam and every pocket. We make it right. Pants 8 Belts 18 Full Zip Tech Sweater p. 58 Shirts 20 Headwear 30 FPO BDUs 34 packable bag Genuine Gear 38 Advanced Tactical 40 Size Chart / Services 44 Military Uniforms 48 Packable Bags p. 83 Wildland 52 Outerwear 54 Bags 68 Covert Button-Up p. 23 Women’s BA Softshell Jacket p. 57 Series 200 8" Side Zip Boot p. 4 3-in-1 HardshellSeries 200 Parka Boot p.p. 594 1/4 Zip Job Shirt p. 65 FOOTWEAR FOOTWEAR PROPPER SERIES 200® BOOT F4510 - Black 6" Side Zip Boot MSRP $114.99 F4509 - Black 6" Waterproof Side Zip Boot MSRP $124.99 F4513 - Black 8" Side Zip Boot MSRP $119.99 F4511 - Black 8" Waterproof Side Zip Boot MSRP $129.99 F4514 - Coyote 8" Boot MSRP $129.99 AR 670-1 Compliant F4512 - Coyote 8" Waterproof Boot MSRP $139.99 AR 670-1 Compliant Top-of-the line materials come together in the Series 200 boots to provide superior comfort and long-lasting durability. A Vibram® outsole, Aegis® anti-microbial lining and cattle hide leather come together in a high-performance package. It’s a level of comfort and performance that you need to try on to believe. • FREE optional fit inserts included to help achieve a precision fit • AR 670-1 compliant flesh-out cattle hide upper (coyote only) • Full grain polishable leather upper (black only) • YKK® side zipper with hook and loop zipper guard (black only) • Aegis® anti-microbial breathable lining prevents odor and extends the life of the boot • Vibram® composite rubber outsole • Dri-Lex Weatherpruf® lining prevents water penetration (waterproof boot only) • Durable, coated, speed lace hardware with 550 paracord lacing • Fast-rope compatible arch resists wear from ladders and fast-roping • Washable open cell foam insoles contour to your foot for weight distribution and arch support • Oil- and slip-resistant outsole for excellent traction YKK® side zippers US Men’s whole and half sizes 5-12.5, whole sizes 13-15 with zipper guard Medium widths available in all sizes | FIT INSERT (black only) Wide widths available in sizes 5-14 black 001, coyote 236 FREE optional inserts included COMFORT. ALL THE LIVE LONG DAY. Built from the ground up to be the perfect companion to complete any task. With the same precision, durability, comfort, and style Propper is known for, our footwear provides superior fit and long-lasting comfort for those whose work is as unrelenting as they are. FREE included fit inserts can be added to our boots to help achieve a precision fit. Learn more at propper.com/fitguide. AR 670-1 Compliant 4 800.296.9690 | propper.com | SINCE 1967 5 FOOTWEAR FOOTWEAR PROPPER SERIES 100® BOOT F4506 - Black 6" Side Zip Boot MSRP $99.99 F4507 - Black 8" Side Zip Boot MSRP $104.99 F4508 - Coyote 8" Boot MSRP $109.99 AR 670-1 Compliant Propper footwear was designed for long lasting comfort and durability. YKK® side zippers All of our boots are based on true U.S. sizing to provide the perfect fit. with zipper guard The leather and 1000D nylon upper can be pulled snug with a quick (black only) and easy speed lace system. Our rubber foundation and an arch made from an even more durable compound, will hold up to the rigors of fast-roping. The Series 100 is a great value in footwear. • FREE optional fit inserts included to help achieve a precision fit • AR 670-1 compliant flesh-out cattle hide upper (coyote only) • Polishable cattle hide leather (black only) with 1000D nylon upper • Water-resistant suede (coyote only) with 1000D nylon upper • YKK® side zipper with hook and loop zipper guard for easy on and off (black only) • Durable, coated, speed lace hardware with 550 paracord lacing • Fast-rope compatible arch resists wear from ladders and fast-roping • Washable open cell foam inserts contour to your foot for weight distribution and arch support • Oil- and slip-resistant rubber outsole for excellent traction and impact absorption • Open cell air mesh foam provides full foot air circulation for maximum comfort • Anti-microbial breathable lining prevents odor and extends AR 670-1 the life of the boot US Men’s whole and half sizes 5-12.5, whole sizes 13-15 COMPLIANT Medium widths available in all sizes Wide widths available in sizes 5-14 | FIT INSERT All Propper boots in coyote meet black 001, coyote 236 Army Regulation 670-1 requirements for materials and construction. FREE optional inserts included Black Black Black Sand ENDURANCE SOCK PATROL SOCK PACK 3 SOCKS Premium 11" padded boot sock Basic 11" boot sock 3 pack 9" boot sock F5643-2A-001 MSRP $15.99 F5641-1Z-001 MSRP $12.99 F5642-1Z MSRP $24.99 • Extra layer of padding at shin keeps • Ribbing on the leg to prevent sagging • Ribbing on the leg to prevent sagging skin cushioned against boot lacing • Built-in arch support • Built-in arch support • Premium construction with cushioning • Antimicrobial properties to prevent • Antimicrobial properties to prevent throughout to fully insulate and protect feet odor and wick moisture odor and wick moisture • Reinforced toe and heel • Antimicrobial properties to prevent 67% cotton / 17% polyester / 13% nylon / 67% cotton / 17% polyester / odor and wick moisture 2% rubber / 1% spandex 13% nylon / 2% rubber / 1% spandex S/M (5.5-8.5), L/XL (9-12) S/M (5.5-8.5), L/XL (9-12) 58% acrylic / 31% nylon / 10% polyester / black 001 black 001, sand 292 1% spandex S/M (5.5-8.5), L/XL (9-12) black 001 | SINCE 1967 417 PANTS With a style for every job, Propper’s range of high-functioning pants are the PRECISION, DURABILITY, foundation for a performance uniform that works right for you. COMFORT, AND STYLE SUMMERWEIGHT TACTICAL TACTICALPANT PANT CriticalRESPONSECriticalRESPONSE® EMS PANT EMS PANTSTATION PANT TACTICAL PANT STL I PANT STL II PANT STL III PANT Gender Men'sF5252 Men's F5254Women's Women's F5285Men's Men's F5286 Women'sWomen's F5275 Men's F5258 Men's F5282 Men's F5255 Men's F5277 Men's MSRPMSRP$49.99$49.99 ($59.99 ($59.99 Stretch) $49.99$49.99 $54.99$54.99 $54.99 $54.99 $44.99 $59.99 $59.99 $59.99 $59.99 Page numberPage numberp. 11p. 11 p.p. 11 11 p. 17 p. 17 p.17 p.17 p. 16 p.13 p.14 p.14 p. 15 Matching TacticalMatching Shirt shirtp. 20p. 20 p.p. 20 20 p. 20 p. 20 p. 20 p. 20 p. 20 p. 22 Number of pocketsFit profile9 Relaxed fit Relaxed9 fit Relaxed fit Relaxed fit Relaxed fit Athletic fit Athletic fit Athletic fit Athletic fit Fabric and Lightweight Ripstop Lightweight Ripstop Lightweight Ripstop Lightweight Ripstop Lightweight Ripstop Ultra-Lightweight Ripstop Stretch Canvas Stretch Canvas Stretch Canvas color options 6.4 oz 65% polyester/ 6.4 oz 65% polyester/ 6.4 oz 65% polyester/ 6.4 oz 65% polyester/ 6.4 oz 65% polyester/ 4.2 oz 94% nylon/ 7.2 oz 96% nylon/ 7.2 oz 96% nylon/ 7.2 oz 96% nylon/ Fit profile Relaxed35% cotton fit with DWR 35%Relaxed cotton fit with DWR 35% cottonRelaxed with fit DWR 35% cottonRelaxed with DWR fit 35% cotton with DWR 6% spandex 4% spandex with DWR 4% spandex with DWR 4% spandex with DWR Black Charcoal Grey Black Khaki Black LAPD navy Black LAPD navy LAPD navy Black Khaki Black Khaki Black Khaki Black Khaki 6.4oz 65% Polyester/ 6.4oz 65% Polyester/ 94% Nylon/ 6% Spandex 96% Nylon/ 4% Fabric and Sheriff’s brown Earth Coyote Olive LAPD navy Olive LAPD navy Olive LAPD navy Olive LAPD navy Olive LAPD navy 35% Cotton 35% Cotton Ultra-lightweight Spandex Stretch color options Khaki Stone Olive Lightweight Ripstop Lightweight Ripstop Stretch Ripstop Ranger Green LAPD navy Flag black, charcoal, grey, Black, Khaki, Olive, Black, LAPD Navy Black, LAPD Navy sheriff'sCanvas brown, coyote, CanvasLAPD Navy Twill Twill 8.5 oz 65% polyester/ 8.5 oz 65% polyester/ 7.25 oz 65% polyester/ 7.25 oz 65% polyester/ PROPPER FIT PROFILES khaki,35% olive, cotton LAPD with DWR Navy, 35% cotton with DWR 35% cotton with DWR 35% cotton with DWR stone, earth, ranger, flag Black Khaki Black Khaki Black LAPD navy Black LAPD navy 8.5oz 65% Polyester/ 8.5oz 65% Polyester/ XXoz 65% Polyester/ XXoz 65% Polyester/ RELAXED FIT ATHLETIC FIT Olive LAPD navy Olive LAPD navy 35% Canvas 35% Canvas 35% Cotton Twill 35% Cotton Twill Elastic waistband that sits at the Rigid waistband that sits slightly below Black,Stretch Khaki, Olive, Black, Khaki, Olive, waist. Relaxed through the hip the waist. Straight through the hip, Black, LAPD Navy Black, LAPD Navy LAPDMicro Navy Ripstop LAPD Navy and thigh. Straight through the leg. thigh, and leg. 5.6 oz 96% nylon/ XXoz4% 96% spandex Nylon/ with DWR4% Spandex Stretch Black Khaki Black, Khaki, Olive, To learn more about Propper’s fit see p. 47 Olive LAPD navy LAPD Navy 8 800.296.9690 | propper.com | SINCE 1967 9 PANTS TACTICAL PANT Lightweight ripstop, canvas, or stretch micro ripstop tactical pant F5252-50 Men’s lightweight ripstop MSRP $49.99 NEW COLORS F5254-50 Women’s lightweight ripstop MSRP $49.99 TACTICAL F5252-82 Men’s canvas MSRP $49.99 F5254-82 Women’s canvas MSRP $49.99 UTILITY FOR F5252-2Y Men’s stretch micro ripstop MSRP $59.99 Perform with efficiency in the most demanding situations.
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