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Top Tactical & Airsoft Items ROTHCO INSIDE INFORMATION: Top Tactical & Airsoft Items Item # Description 9767 ROTHCO SPECIAL OPS SOFTSHELL JKT - BLK 5357 ROTHCO FORCED ENTRY DESERT TAN SIDE ZIP BOOT/ 8" 8537 ROTHCO SHEMAGH TACTICAL DESERT SCARF 8522 %ROTHCO BDU PANT - COYOTE 4362 ROTHCO OPERATOR TACTICAL CAP - MULTICAM 9362 ROTHCO OPERATOR TACTICAL CAP 5257 ROTHCO DESERT TAN SIERRA SOLE BOOT / 8" 8685 %*ROTHCO BDU PANT - ACU DIGITAL 90010 ROTHCO COMBAT SHIRT - BLACK 5053 ROTHCO FORCED ENTRY SIDE ZIP TACT BOOT / 8"-BLK 3235 ROTHCO ADVENTURER SURVIVAL KIT KNIFE 9745 ROTHCO SPECIAL OPS SOFT SHELL JKT - OD 7198 ROTHCO STIRRUP STYLE SHIRT STAYS - BLACK 5385 ROTHCO 3 SEASON CONCEALED CARRY JACKET 8675 *ROTHCO BDU PANT - WOODLAND DIGITAL 5891 ROTHCO BOONIE HAT - ACU DIGITAL 5057 ROTHCO DESERT TAN SPEEDLACE JUNGLE BOOT 7941 %ROTHCO BDU PANT WOODLAND P/C 9867 ROTHCO SPECIAL OPS SOFT SHELL JKT - COYOTE 8923 ROTHCO MOLLE PLATE CARRIER VEST - COYOTE 3558 ROTHCO COLD WEATHER SYN. RUBBER DUTY GLOVES -BLK 9730 ROTHCO GEN III LEVEL 3 ECWCS JACKET - FOLIAGE 8567 ROTHCO PLAINCLOTHES CONCEALED CARRY VEST 90020 ROTHCO COMBAT SHIRT - DESERT DIGITAL CAMO 7713 SAWYER - EXTRACTOR / BITE & STING KIT 8650 %*ROTHCO BDU PANT - DESERT DIGITAL 8922 ROTHCO MOLLE PLATE CARRIER VEST - BLACK 1140 ROTHCO 3PC CANTEEN KIT W/COVER & ALUMINUM CUP-OD 7971 ROTHCO BDU PANT BLACK P/C 90005 *ROTHCO COMBAT SHIRT - WOODLAND DIGITAL CAMO 5081 ROTHCO GI TYPE JUNGLE BOOT / 8" - BLACK 3463 ROTHCO HARD KNUCKLE TACTICAL GLOVES-BLACK 90000 *ROTHCO COMBAT SHIRT - ACU DIGITAL CAMO 7197 ROTHCO STRAIGHT MILITARY SHIRT STAYS-BLACK/4PC 90115 ROTHCO COMBAT SHIRT - SUBDUED URBAN DIGITAL CAMO 17771 FORWARD AMERICAN FLAG PATCH / MULTICAM / HOOK 5090 ROTHCO SPEEDLACE JUNGLE BOOT / 9" - BLK 9734 ROTHCO GEN III LEVEL 3 ECWCS JACKET - COYOTE 4537 +ROTHCO LIGHTWEIGHT SHEMAGH DESERT SCARF 66110 ROTHCO KIDS BDU PANTS - ACU DIGITAL CAMO 6491 ROTHCO TACTICAL CROSS DRAW VEST - BLACK 1131 ROTHCO LEATHER CLIP-ON BADGE HOLDER 8695 *ROTHCO BDU SHIRT - ACU DIGITAL CAMO 11058 ROTHCO MULTI-PURPOSE SWAT KNEE PADS THANK YOU FOR BEING A PART OF OUR 60TH CELEBRATION WWW.ROTHCO.COM 2034 *ROTHCO UNLINED COVERALL - WOODLAND DIGITAL 8924 ROTHCO MOLLE PLATE CARRIER VEST - OLIVE DRAB 2546 ROTHCO KIDS VINTAGE PARATROOPER FATIGUES - CAMO 5510 ROTHCO POLYPROPYLENE BALACLAVA 90025 ROTHCO COMBAT SHIRT - WOODLAND CAMO 7995 %ROTHCO BDU PANT TIGER STRIPE 10378 ROTHCO TACTICAL GOGGLES - ACU DIGITAL / 'CE' 7970 ROTHCO BDU SHIRT - BLACK 9511 ROTHCO SPECIAL OPS SOFT SHELL JKT - MIDNITE BLUE 5358 ROTHCO FORCED ENTRY BLACK SIDE ZIP BOOT/ 8" 7915 ROTHCO BDU PANT RED CAMO 7881 ROTHCO BDU PANT CITY CAMO 5765 *ROTHCO UNIFORM SHIRT - ACU DIGITAL CAMO 66102 ROTHCO KIDS BDU SHIRT - WOODLAND CAMO 8670 ROTHCO BDU PANT PINK CAMO 1139 ROTHCO LEATHER NECK IDENTIFICATION BADGE HOLDER 2971 ROTHCO RELAXED FIT ZIPPER FLY BDU PANT - BLACK 10701 52MM AO EYEWEAR ORIGINAL PILOT SUNGLASSES'CE' 1998 ROTHCO ANTIRIOT SHIELD/CLEAR POLYCARBONATE-BLANK 8546 ROTHCO KIDS UNCLE MILTY VEST - KHAKI 4461 ROTHCO PADDED KNUCKLE GLOVES-BLACK 3492 ROTHCO HARD KNUCKLE TACTICAL GLOVES-COYOTE 9620 %ROTHCO BDU PANT - SUBDUED URBAN DIGITAL CAMO 8603 ROTHCO VINTAGE M-65 FIELD JACKET - OD 5755 *ROTHCO ACU DIGITAL UNIFORM PANTS 3450 ROTHCO LEATHER POLICE DUTY SEARCH GLOVES-BLACK 5947 ROTHCO BDU PANT WOODLAND R/S 8637 ROTHCO SOLID COLOR SHEMAGH-TACTICAL DESERT SCARF 7838 %ROTHCO BDU PANT OLIVE DRAB 9768 ROTHCO SPECIAL OPS SOFTSHELL JKT - BLK / 2X 4067 ROTHCO SINGLE POINT SLING - BLACK 8690 *ROTHCO BDU SHIRT - WOODLAND DIGITAL 61163 ROTHCO T-SHIRT / US MARINE CORPS BULLDOG - RED 4460 ROTHCO PADDED KNUCKLE GLOVES - COYOTE 7940 ROTHCO BDU SHIRT - WOODLAND CAMO 2544 ROTHCO VINTAGE INFANTRY SHORTS - OLIVE DRAB 7590 ROTHCO SAFARI JACKET - KHAKI 4777 ROTHCO VINTAGE T-SHIRT / WOODLAND CAMO 5217 ROTHCO WOODLAND DIGITAL COMBAT UNIFORM PANTS 90030 ROTHCO COMBAT SHIRT - DESERT SAND 8238 ROTHCO M-65 FIELD JACKET - OLIVE DRAB 2941 ROTHCO RELAXED FIT ZIPPER FLY BDU PANT - CAMO 10022 MASTER LOCK PADLOCK (22D) 1894 ROTHCO BASE JUMP AIRSOFT HELMET - COYOTE / OD 5080 ROTHCO GI TYPE JUNGLE BOOT / 8" - OD 7901 ROTHCO BDU PANT KHAKI 6778 ROTHCO LONG SLEEVE T-SHIRT / WOODLAND CAMO 5403 ROTHCO MOLLE MODULAR VEST - BLACK THANK YOU FOR BEING A PART OF OUR 60TH CELEBRATION WWW.ROTHCO.COM 4068 ROTHCO SINGLE POINT SLING - COYOTE 7925 ROTHCO BDU PANT ULTRA VIOLET CAMO 10700 57MM AO EYEWEAR ORIGINAL PILOT SUNGLASSES'CE' 2540 ROTHCO VINTAGE INFANTRY SHORTS - WOODLAND 2986 ROTHCO VINTAGE PARATROOPER FATIGUES - BLACK 9152 ROTHCO VINTAGE CANVAS MINI BACKPACK - OD 4414 ROTHCO JERSEY GLOVES - CAMOUFLAGE 7882 ROTHCO BDU PANT SKY BLUE CAMO 69020 ROTHCO GEN III LEVEL II UNDERWEAR TOP - SAND 4858 ROTHCO R/S PONCHO - WOODLAND CAMO 8965 ROTHCO BDU PANT TRI-COLOR DESERT 4949 ROTHCO GI TYPE INSPECTION READY BERET - BLACK 7046 +ROTHCO GI TYPE H STYLE LC-1 SUSPENDERS - BLACK 6347 ROTHCO ACRYLIC COMMANDO SWEATER 437 SILVA RANGER 515 CL COMPASS 7196 ROTHCO Y-STYLE MILITARY SHIRT STAYS - BLACK 9084 US STAMPED 70% WOOL BLANKET - OLIVE DRAB 9746 ROTHCO SPECIAL OPS SOFT SHELL JKT - OD -2XL 4491 ROTHCO TACTICAL CROSS DRAW VEST - COYOTE 66210 ROTHCO KIDS BDU SHIRT - ACU DIGITAL CAMO 5214 ROTHCO COMBAT UNIFORM SHIRT - WOODLAND DIGITAL 2140 %ROTHCO VINTAGE PARATROOPER SHORT - WOODLAND 6286 MULTICAM T-SHIRT 7990 ROTHCO BDU SHIRT - TIGER STRIPE 9630 ROTHCO BDU SHIRT - SUBDUED URBAN DIGITAL CAMO 9906 ROTHCO SPECIAL OPS SOFT SHELL JKT - WOODLAND 8898 *ROTHCO BDU SHIRT - DESERT DIGITAL 10719 55MM AO EYEWEAR ORIGINAL PILOT SUNGLASSES 'CE' 3115 COLD STEEL PEACE KEEPER I RUBBER TRAINING KNIFE 6396 ROTHCO KIDS T-SHIRT - WOODLAND DIGITAL CAMO 2562 ROTHCO VINTAGE PARATROOPER FATIGUES - BROWN 3424 ROTHCO HARD KNUCKLE TACTICAL GLOVES-MULTICAM 5923 ROTHCO BDU PANT BLACK R/S 9739 ROTHCO GEN III LEVEL 3 ECWCS JACKET - BLACK 5052 ROTHCO FORCED ENTRY TACTICAL BOOT / 8" - BLACK 10377 ROTHCO TACTICAL GOGGLES - BLACK / 'CE' 7714 SAWYER 24OZ PERMETHRIN-CLOTHING INSECT REPELLENT 80333 BI - USMC BULLDOG HOODIE 5405 ROTHCO MOLLE MODULAR VEST - OLIVE DRAB 3114 COLD STEEL LEATHER NECK-SF RUBBER TRAINING KNIFE 5944 ROTHCO R/S BDU SHIRT - WOODLAND CAMO 20584 +ROTHCO ENHANCED MOLDED BELT KEEPER 4PC/SET-BLK 90015 ROTHCO COMBAT SHIRT - OLIVE DRAB 2289 ROTHCO MEDIUM TRANSPORT PACK - COYOTE 8444 ROTHCO M-65 FIELD JACKET - BLACK 3123 ROTHCO CANVAS PARACHUTE CARGO BAG 5829 *ROTHCO BOONIE HAT - DESERT DIGITAL 2287 ROTHCO MEDIUM TRANSPORT PACK - BLACK THANK YOU FOR BEING A PART OF OUR 60TH CELEBRATION WWW.ROTHCO.COM 279 7/16" X 150' SWAT/RANGER RAPPELLING ROPE / BLACK 8411 GI WOOL FINGERLESS GLOVE-BLACK 2520 ROTHCO VINTAGE ACU DIGITAL INFANTRY SHORTS 8557 ROTHCO KIDS RANGER VEST - BLACK 6707 ROTHCO KIDS T-SHIRT - SKY BLUE CAMO 2666 *ROTHCO VINTAGE PARATROOPER FATIGUES-ACU DIGITAL 1916 ROTHCO DLX BADGE - SECURITY/ENFORCEMENT / GOLD 8775 *ROTHCO BDU PANT - WOODLAND DIGITAL - LONGS 7660 ROTHCO KIDS M-65 FIELD JACKET W/LINER - WOODLAND 8126 ROTHCO CANVAS TRAVEL KIT 9412 MCNETT CAMO FORM - MARPAT WOODLAND 7502 ROTHCO FLIGHT COVERALL - BLACK 6484 ROTHCO RECON VEST - BLACK 8112 ROTHCO CANVAS M-51 ENGINEERS FIELD BAG - BLACK 7531 ROTHCO UNCLE MILTY VEST - BLACK 4591 ROTHCO TACTICAL CROSS DRAW VEST - OD 10110 USMC LINCOLN STAIN WAX SHOE POLISH - BLACK 8137 ROTHCO CANVAS ISRAELI TYPE DUFFLE BAG 10397 ROTHCO SWAT TEC SINGLE LENS TACTIAL GOGGLE 8737 ROTHCO CROSSED RIFLES SHEMAGH TACTICAL SCARF 8518 WOOL GLOVE LINER-BLACK 65020 ROTHCO GEN III SILK WEIGHT BOTTOMS - BLACK 80420 BI-USMC 'WE FIGHT WHAT YOU FEAR' T-SHIRT 6384 ROTHCO TACTICAL CROSS DRAW VEST - MULTICAM 3406 ROTHCO MOCK TURTLENECK - BLACK 9201 ROTHCO CANVAS URBAN EXPLORER BAG - BLACK 2756 ROTHCO KIDS CAMOUFLAGE SOLDIER COSTUME 8928 ROTHCO MOLLE PLATE CARRIER VEST-MULTICAM 8612 ROTHCO CANVAS M-51 ENGINEERS FIELD BAG - OD 66103 ROTHCO KIDS BDU PANTS - WOODLAND CAMO 4141 ROTHCO BANDANA - WOODLAND CAMO 8370 GOVERNMENT PONCHO LINER-WOODLAND CAMO 4656 ROTHCO 2-POINT SLING - BLACK 9383 ROTHCO DELUXE LOW PROFILE CAP / POLICE - BLACK 61343 ROTHCO T-SHIRT / USMC GLOBE & ANCHOR - GREY 9692 CANVAS TRAILBLAZER LAPTOP BAG- KHAKI /LEATHER 64127 ROTHCO LIGHTWEIGHT ALL PURPOSE GHILLIE SUIT 7508 ROTHCO FLIGHT COVERALL - KHAKI 4919 ROTHCO INSPECTION READY BERET/OFFICIAL FLASH-BLK THANK YOU FOR BEING A PART OF OUR 60TH CELEBRATION WWW.ROTHCO.COM .
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