SVD MOLLE bolsa - vz.95

RIPSTOP

Se trata de un tejido desarrollado en EE.UU. durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Se fabrica mediante una técnica especial y se caracteriza por una muy buena relación peso/estabilidad y en una alta resistencia al desgarro. En el fino tejido se tejen hilos de urdimbre o trama más gruesos a intervalos de 5-8 mm, lo que confiere a la mercancía una textura rugosa. El material utilizado es del mismo fabricante y tiene especificaciones similares al material ULENA utilizado para la producción de los equipos ACR.

VZ.95

The camouflage pattern used by the Army of the Czech Republic (ACR). It features irregular shapes in black, dark brown, olive green, and light green. It differs from the classic American Woodland by using less dark color and was specifically developed for the environmental conditions of the Czech Republic. Another variant of vz.95 is "Desert," designed for arid environments. The material used is sourced from the same manufacturer and has similar specifications as the ULENA fabric used for official ACR gear.

RIPSTOP

This fabric was developed in the USA during World War II. It is manufactured using a special weaving technique and is characterized by an excellent weight-to-stability ratio and high tear strength. Thicker warp or weft threads are woven into the thin textile at intervals of 5-8 mm, giving the material its distinct crosshatch structure. The material used is sourced from the same manufacturer and has similar specifications as the ULENA fabric used for official ACR gear.