Austrian ANZUG 03 Ripstop Combat Trousers
The ANZUG 03 pants greatly improved over the Austrian Army's previous trousers. Wise design choices such as the swap to zipped cargo pockets over buttoned, and a looser fit for more freedom of movement make these pants king of the mountain troops. Like a lot of Austrian gear, these trousers translate well to civilian use, both in their appearance and functionality.
The trousers are built from a durable, yet not too heavy poly/cotton ripstop fabric which will suit your hiking journeys and ventures through the bush. For storage, you get two deep slash pockets and two cargo pockets with zip closure. These trousers are dated around the mid 2000's and have plenty of life left. This is a lot of pant for a little price. Don't hesitate, surplus doesn't hang around forever!
Features:
- Genuine Austrian Army surplus
- Mid-weight poly/cotton ripstop fabric
- 4cm belt loops
- Two deep slash pockets
- Two cargo pockets with button closure
- Zip fly with button
- Elasticated drawstring cuffs
- Reinforced knee fabric
Sizing: The first number is the waist circumference, the second size is the recommended height of the wearer. A "Medium (79-89cm) / Regular" will fit a person around 170-180cm tall with an 89cm waist size. For more information, check out our sizing guide.
Height:
Short: 160-170cm (I-II)
Regular: 170-180cm (III-IV)
Long: 180-190cm (V-VI)
X-Long: 190-200cm (VII-VIII)
*Note* The roman numerals are what the Austrian Army labels run by for those who need that reference. We have added measurements to help you find the best length
Weight:Â 0.7kg
Colour: RAL 7013, Olive Drab
Content:Â 67% Polyester / 33% Cotton
Condition: Used/Good - Item is well used. There may be marks/stains/scratches or repairs, but it is still in functioning order. If you want more information on our condition ratings, check out our condition guide
*Note* Some of our latest batch have more wear than usual. These should be neat and tidy repairs and not too numerous. See 4th image for examples.
Original: $30.88
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Description
The ANZUG 03 pants greatly improved over the Austrian Army's previous trousers. Wise design choices such as the swap to zipped cargo pockets over buttoned, and a looser fit for more freedom of movement make these pants king of the mountain troops. Like a lot of Austrian gear, these trousers translate well to civilian use, both in their appearance and functionality.
The trousers are built from a durable, yet not too heavy poly/cotton ripstop fabric which will suit your hiking journeys and ventures through the bush. For storage, you get two deep slash pockets and two cargo pockets with zip closure. These trousers are dated around the mid 2000's and have plenty of life left. This is a lot of pant for a little price. Don't hesitate, surplus doesn't hang around forever!
Features:
- Genuine Austrian Army surplus
- Mid-weight poly/cotton ripstop fabric
- 4cm belt loops
- Two deep slash pockets
- Two cargo pockets with button closure
- Zip fly with button
- Elasticated drawstring cuffs
- Reinforced knee fabric
Sizing: The first number is the waist circumference, the second size is the recommended height of the wearer. A "Medium (79-89cm) / Regular" will fit a person around 170-180cm tall with an 89cm waist size. For more information, check out our sizing guide.
Height:
Short: 160-170cm (I-II)
Regular: 170-180cm (III-IV)
Long: 180-190cm (V-VI)
X-Long: 190-200cm (VII-VIII)
*Note* The roman numerals are what the Austrian Army labels run by for those who need that reference. We have added measurements to help you find the best length
Weight:Â 0.7kg
Colour: RAL 7013, Olive Drab
Content:Â 67% Polyester / 33% Cotton
Condition: Used/Good - Item is well used. There may be marks/stains/scratches or repairs, but it is still in functioning order. If you want more information on our condition ratings, check out our condition guide
*Note* Some of our latest batch have more wear than usual. These should be neat and tidy repairs and not too numerous. See 4th image for examples.
