Product Preview: 5.11 Tactical Apex Pants

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posted on July 25, 2016
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Built to be highly durable yet completely comfortable, 5.11 Tactical’s Apex Pants are made of Flex-Tac mechanical stretch canvas that provides functional flexibility. Available in seven colors, Apex Pants feature numerous reinforced internal and external pockets, including two back yoke pockets large enough to accommodate AR magazines, a fully gusseted crotch and a Teflon treatment to repel water and stains.
Price: $80.
Contact: 5.11 Tactical; (866) 451-1726; 511tactical.com.

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