US fire retardant balaclava, surplus
Since fire retardant clothing is The Thing right now some of this stuff has started to find its way into the surplus market. These aramid-wool balaclavas are US Army surplus, a well-made piece of headwear, moisture-wicking, and fire retardant.
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Since fire retardant clothing is The Thing right now some of this stuff has started to find its way into the surplus market. These aramid-wool balaclavas are US Army surplus, a well-made piece of headwear, moisture-wicking, and fire retardant.
Perfect for chilly weather, can be used to protect the whole face or rolled up for wear as a cap or rolled down to form a simple neck warmer. Very versatile and well made!
- Shell: 60% meta-aramid, 40% para-aramid
- Liner: 70% FR rayon, 30% wool
- Dome: 100% FR rayon
Unissued military surplus
And best of all: these are virtually brand spanking new or lightly used! We get this still in their original factory packages, in a "normal" store new stuff like this would probably cost double what we´re asking, this is a military surplus at its finest. Made by ELITE ISSUE, made in the USA.
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Anon 13.04.2019 Verified purchase
Luke M. 21.04.2020 Verified purchase
Morgan B. 02.09.2020 Verified purchase
The only criticism is that the neck tube is a little too short and exposes skin if you wear a t-shirt and pull the hood up over your chin, but you're reaching for a hood you probably shouldn't be welding in unbuttoned coveralls anyway.
Anon 08.12.2022 Verified purchase
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