M-Tac Ranger Cobra Buckle D-Ring Belt Gen. IV - MultiCam

Rugged tactical belt featuring a 50 mm width, crafted from abrasion-resistant nylon designed to withstand mechanical stress. The belt is composed of both an inner and a rigid outer layer, offering a adjustable size for optimal fit.

The inner belt utilizes a 40 mm strap with external Velcro fastening for secure attachment. A buckle is provided for easy length adjustment and reliable closure. For the outer layer, 50 mm nylon webbing is combined with a high-tech thermoplastic composite—Tegris—stitched inside, enhancing overall rigidity. Tegris by Milliken is lighter than standard thermoplastic alternatives while still able to bear substantial loads. The inner belt is fitted with plastic hooks on Velcro, ensuring a firm connection to the main belt.

The Ranger Cobra Buckle D-Ring Belt Gen. IV is ideal for daily use as well as for carrying weapons or tactical gear. A MOLLE/PALS panel enables users to attach extra pouches and accessories as needed.

Reliability in closure is assured with the patented Cobra 25 mm buckle from AustriAlpin, paired with a steel D-ring.

Technical data
Material: nylon
Camouflage: MultiCam
Width: 50 mm
Weight: 470 g
Manufacturer: M-Tac, Ukraine

MultiCam represents a contemporary camouflage design, created in 2002 by the American firm Crye Precision in collaboration with the United States Army Soldier Systems Center (Natick Labs), as a component of the Objective Force Warrior initiative. Designed to serve as a versatile camo solution, MultiCam delivers effective concealment across diverse terrains and shifting environmental scenarios. Incorporating a palette of seven colors, the pattern features gradient blends of green, brown, and beige, enabling seamless integration with its surroundings—exhibiting green hues in woodland landscapes and shifting to browns and beiges in arid, desert-like settings. Within the context of Central and Eastern European environments, MultiCam excels especially during autumn seasons and among dry plant life. Achieving international acclaim, this camouflage is issued to multiple military and special forces worldwide. In 2010, the US Army formally adopted MultiCam for personnel operating in Afghanistan, replacing the previously used Universal Camouflage Pattern (UCP). Widely available to civilians as well, the pattern enjoys popularity among military enthusiasts and airsoft players.