A reproduction of the CIRAS (Combat Integrated Releasable Armor System) tactical vest in the Maritime configuration has been created with optimal functionality and adaptability in mind. Owing to its modular structure, users are able to configure the placement of pouches, pockets, and compartments as required. Constructed from robust nylon, the vest guarantees high durability even under rigorous conditions.
Outfitted with a comprehensive set of pouches and pockets, the vest secures equipment storage and accessibility. Included are a triple pouch with capacity for six M4/M16 magazines, and a double pouch accommodating four additional magazines of the same type. Additional storage features consist of a dedicated radio pocket and a Medic Pouch suitable for essential first aid supplies. On the front, an administrative panel is fitted, complemented by two pistol magazine pouches to complete the load-bearing setup.
The internal compartment allows for insertion of dummy ballistic plates, delivering an authentic simulation of military gear. Enhanced safety is provided by a Quick Release mechanism, utilizing steel cables for rapid vest removal in urgent scenarios.
Adaptability includes a waist adjustment from 30 to 70 cm, along with vertical adjustment from 35 to 43 cm. With a carefully considered design and customizable features, the CIRAS Maritime variant serves as a superior selection for those in need of multi-functional gear suitable for tactical missions.
Technical data
Camouflage: wz.93 Pantera PL Woodland
Material: Nylon
Weight: 2730 g
Waist adjustment range: 30 - 70 cm
Vertical adjustment range: 35 - 43 cm
Manufacturer: GFC Tactical, Poland
The wz.93 "Pantera" camouflage pattern is currently in service with the Polish Armed Forces. Recognized as the first camouflage pattern developed and widely implemented in the era of the Third Polish Republic, the 1993 design integrates both mimicry and disruptive effects through the application of irregularly shaped spots of varying sizes. Featuring a color palette dominated by green, brown, and black, the pattern has been specifically tailored to suit the woodland environments of Poland, ensuring that "Pantera" provides effective concealment for operations conducted in native terrain. Uniforms featuring this camouflage remain standard issue for students enrolled in Military Uniform Classes.
