Just picked this up at a thrift store down the street from Little Creek Amphibious Base where SEAL teams and EOD are based, so I thought I would take a chance on it. It is a tactical shirt developed for hot climates. This shirt retails for $139.00. Any thoughts on it?

http://tactical.beyondclothing.com/products/bdus/hot-weather-bdu/
This is from the company website:
Mojave BDU Overshirt
The most versatile fabric we have had developed or come across, Mojave (L8) is a great Spring ski fabric, yet was designed for use in the hottest of extremely hot weather.
Standard Features
Originally developed for the Navy SEALS, this blouse offers a garrison look with modern, never seen before features and technologies. NOTE: OUTBOARD CHEST POCKETS shown MUST be chosen as an option. Velcro on arm pocket is also not standard.
•Preacher Collar
•Doubled shaped elbows
•4 button front (garrison)
•Sleeve Cargo Pockets (button/Velcro closure)
Activities
•Where: Mojave Desert (need we say more)
•When: 120 degrees
•Why: Because its hot
•Product Comparison
Weight
15 ounces

Very cool find. If you see Matt Axelson's online Afghanistan photo gallery, a lot of SEALs are seen with these.

I assume you speak about that : http://www.mattaxelson.com/album/afghanistan/index.html

This is a cool jacket.

JKin, I beg to differ, if the link P-E posted is same website you talked about, the SEALs in those photos are wearing the modified tru-spec tan BDU's. Note: Larger sleeve pockets (from lower pockets) and lacking velcro on sleeve pockets.

I personaly never saw this jacket in use...but it's not excluse it was used ! It's a commercial/private purchase item, so it's not exclude non conventional troops use this.

Mercenary25 wrote:This is a cool jacket.

JKin, I beg to differ, if the link P-E posted is same website you talked about, the SEALs in those photos are wearing the modified tru-spec tan BDU's. Note: Larger sleeve pockets (from lower pockets) and lacking velcro on sleeve pockets.

I was told by a couple friends in the know that these are used by SEALs. Although its hard to tell by the pics (keep in mind they are almost 6 years old), it may be truspec or propper, but SOF guys are known to use beyond tactical gear.

Do you have any good pics of these pants? I think there is a pair at the surplus store I go to.

-Matt.