Clothes and footwear

Although tactical pants are traditionally associated with the military and uniformed services, today they are widely available and increasingly chosen by people not connected to the military industry. Choosing the right model can be difficult, as the differences between particular pants are not always obvious. In this guide, we will explain what to look out for when purchasing tactical pants and how to match them to specific applications.

Check out our guide to learn how to impregnate shoes made from different materials and the benefits of this procedure. Also, find out how to properly prepare shoes before impregnation and how often to carry it out for the best results.

Read our guide and find out what fleece is made of, what properties it has and the importance of the fabric weight used for the sweatshirts. Also find out which tactical fleece to choose, i.e. what features and elements to look out for when buying it.

Not sure what criteria to consider when choosing winter boots for walking in the mountains? From the following article you will find out: what to look for when choosing winter boots for the mountains, how to choose winter boots for crampons and crampons, whether to buy boots with or without a membrane, and which snow boots to choose.

Among other things, the guide includes information on shoe construction, types of shoes and their best uses, as well as tips on cleaning and proper waterproofing of footwear. In addition, you'll learn which method of lacing your shoe will increase its flexibility, as well as which binding will prevent heel corns or painful pressure on the top of the midfoot.

The art of camouflage is an important skill during warfare. However, camo clothing and accessories are used not only by soldiers. ASG game enthusiasts equip themselves with such gear to increase their chances of victory, anglers and mushroom pickers to better blend in with their surroundings, and wildlife photographers camouflage themselves so as not to scare off game.

Despite the increasing saturation of the battlefield with opto-electronic means of detection, the art of camouflage, which is designed to protect equipment and soldiers from the sight of the enemy, still has not lost its relevance, as evidenced by the competitions for new camouflage patterns and high-budget research projects still being held by both armies and private companies.