Under Armour Tactical Base

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posted on July 30, 2012
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7/30/2012

Under Armour has announced Tactical Base Crew and Pant for professional operators that change from one extreme to the next.

Designed specifically for the tactical professional, Under Armour's Tactical Base Crew and Pant system incorporates the ColdGear moisture transport system with a fitted design that's contoured to the body for cool weather comfort and protection without the restriction of compression garments.

The Base 3 fabric keeps vital areas warm while strategically placed Base 1 panels mitigate high-heat zones, for staying dry and warm through any level of activity. The Tactical Base Crew and Pant will be available in August 2012 for $69.99 each.

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