Let's start off with the basic uniform:
The Digital Urban pattern is the official pattern for the USSMC for TerrorWerks, and it is also used by law enforcement, special forces, and private security. We recommend the Tactical Response Uniform (TRU) style - $39 each piece, or if you prefer the BDU cut, the Digital Combat uniform is only $28 for each piece. For a belt, choose either the Riggers Belt ($29) or Range Belt ($17) in black. We don't keep a backstock of these Tactical Side-Zip Boots, but we would be happy to order them in your size. For the price ($45) - these are an excellent deal. They kept my feet dry in a very marshy outdoor game.
These Knee Pads will change your game considerably. You won't hesitate to drop down on your knees to dodge the enemy or crouch in ambush.
The Tornado Tactical Leg Holster ($30) is also a good idea for carrying a sidearm. It adjusts to fit almost any pistol, and is one of the most comfortable leg rigs I've ever worn.
The Devgru throat mic ($150):
- Be the coolest Space Marine on the block!
There are a number of options for body armor, such as this Interceptor Armor ($100):
Or, you could go with this sleek Modular Operator Plate Carrier ($70; pouches sold separately).
Of course, protective eyewear is essential, but this Save Phace BC7 mask ($74.99, comes with extra lens and stuff bag) looks incredibly cool! These masks have a very sleek profile, excellent peripheral vision, they don't fog up, and they don't get in your way like some other, bulkier paintball masks can. The Phantom style mask ($49.99) would also look good on a Space Marine.
We also carry MICH-style helmets, similar to these here -
A few last details...
Patrol cap; training knife($12) for those close-quarter melee kills; and NOMEX flight gloves($22).
All of these items are available by ordering directly from www.darkthreads.com, or sending a message to sales@darkthreads.com. We offer special pricing for TerrorWerks staff.
2 comments:
Hey Guys,
nice loadout! Ive considered testing out the "Savephace" type of mask for some time.
I wear glasses and am always looking for comfortable effective eyewear.
Having played paintball for some time, I have grown to dislike the average paintball mask and this option might be the best cross between the paintball mask style (Which does afford the wearer some nice protection) and the airsoft goggle set up which can be more comfortable but sacrifices some protection.
Good stuff guys and thanks for following my Twitter feed!
I'll add you to our link list as well!
Konrad
http://www.airsoftreports.com
Thanks for dropping buy!
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