This was a great video, extremely well done. On top of answering all the questions I had. I've yet to find a video that goes into great detail. Would be great to create a series overview on all the Crye combat apparel.
I think there is a correction you should make. VTX ripstop was advertised to be stronger than military specification, not stronger than their previous 50/50 nylon cotton blend.
The lack of camo will be made up for by the plate carrier or other vest/chest rig the user is wearing over the shirt. The point is with a combat shirt it allows the torso of the user to breathe more and wick moisture away from the body thus helping the body regulate its temperature more effectively when compared to a more traditional BDU/ACU top which, when worn under body armor, traps heat and moisture and doesn't allow the core to cool correctly. Combat shirts are made specifically for users who will be wearing plate carriers/body armor or chest rigs over them, not as a standard dress or garrison uniform
@@robertn4840 no it wont m8. I specifically typed the arms. A chest rig will NOT cover the arms or the stomach. The arms are the most exposed part as that is what you point your weapon with. Once AGAIN I ask, why isnt the whole thing one camo pattern? There must be a reason. It is so easy to fix. Hunting shirts are fully camo. Why not these when your friggin life is on the line?? Why will Cabela's do it for a deer that wont shoot back, but not for a human who will?
@@TerryBollea1 the arms are camouflaged, and yes a chest rig or plate carrier will cover the torso significantly enough to not matter. You also seem to not know how camo patterns are actually used, they are not a invisibility blanket, you want to not be seen wear a ghillie suit and don't move.
@@robertn4840 no they are not!! Watch the video m8. Way to put words on me keyboard. No need to get all "mad bro". Calm down and watch the video. No camo on arms. How does covering ones torso also cover ones arms that stick out when you aim a weapon??? Again, no need to get "mad bruh". Just answer me questions without putting extra words into them. Thanks.
@@allthecommonsense fun fact: the m60 design was based of the german mg42. America denounced nazis but then right after the war they used the design of hitlers buzzsaw
I find the zippers dumb if they had changed all the pockets veocro to buttons it wouldve been best besides the stretch material on the back and crotch seems to burst, otherwise its a great pant but nott worth $350
This is the on point no shortcuts no bs, detailed explanation I was looking looking for, definitely worth a sub! Very much appreciated! Thanks!
This was a great video, extremely well done. On top of answering all the questions I had. I've yet to find a video that goes into great detail. Would be great to create a series overview on all the Crye combat apparel.
Love the quality that is second to non, you get what you pay for.
I think there is a correction you should make. VTX ripstop was advertised to be stronger than military specification, not stronger than their previous 50/50 nylon cotton blend.
Great video. Thanks for sharing
Are these antistatic?
will crye make other colors on g4's pants?
@@911_supply thanks and will crye also make multicam black ans black?
@@911_supply thanks💯
Crye makes a great product, a little on the expensive side but well worth it.
Mine ripped from 2 weeks of use😂
Damn what's with the audio levels jumping all over?
What is the point of the combat shirts? There not even fully camoed. Is it just for the hook and loop on the arms??
The lack of camo will be made up for by the plate carrier or other vest/chest rig the user is wearing over the shirt. The point is with a combat shirt it allows the torso of the user to breathe more and wick moisture away from the body thus helping the body regulate its temperature more effectively when compared to a more traditional BDU/ACU top which, when worn under body armor, traps heat and moisture and doesn't allow the core to cool correctly. Combat shirts are made specifically for users who will be wearing plate carriers/body armor or chest rigs over them, not as a standard dress or garrison uniform
@@robertn4840 no it wont m8. I specifically typed the arms. A chest rig will NOT cover the arms or the stomach. The arms are the most exposed part as that is what you point your weapon with. Once AGAIN I ask, why isnt the whole thing one camo pattern? There must be a reason. It is so easy to fix. Hunting shirts are fully camo. Why not these when your friggin life is on the line?? Why will Cabela's do it for a deer that wont shoot back, but not for a human who will?
@@TerryBollea1 the arms are camouflaged, and yes a chest rig or plate carrier will cover the torso significantly enough to not matter. You also seem to not know how camo patterns are actually used, they are not a invisibility blanket, you want to not be seen wear a ghillie suit and don't move.
@@robertn4840 no they are not!! Watch the video m8. Way to put words on me keyboard. No need to get all "mad bro". Calm down and watch the video. No camo on arms. How does covering ones torso also cover ones arms that stick out when you aim a weapon??? Again, no need to get "mad bruh". Just answer me questions without putting extra words into them. Thanks.
@@robertn4840 also. Late.
Actually, nothing were changed... compared to ufpro it's a past century
go to the very start of the video and repeatedly press the left arrow key
Are you 12?
@@allthecommonsense did you know that its technically disrespectful to the american flag to wear it as a peice of clothing?
@@deltashot5608 how is that relevant to this video?
@@allthecommonsense fun fact: the m60 design was based of the german mg42. America denounced nazis but then right after the war they used the design of hitlers buzzsaw
lmao
Nothing justifies the cost.
@@lordnix82nd Sincere apologies money bags
amazon sells knockoffs if you don’t care about quality.
G4 kinda meh. G3 is better
I find the zippers dumb if they had changed all the pockets veocro to buttons it wouldve been best besides the stretch material on the back and crotch seems to burst, otherwise its a great pant but nott worth $350
@@israsantaritanieto3380I agree. It breaks to fast which is why I now use arcteryx combat pants. They are freaking great.