ARMY OCP MULTICAM ONE MAN COMBAT SHELTER LITEFIGHTER 1 BIVOUC BIVY TENT BEDNET. These tents are used in good, usable condition. Tents show signs of Normal to light use. They may need to be washed before use and still may contain some dirt and dust from previous owners. Tents do not have any rips, holes or damages. The tent stakes may have some slight damage or be bent. The storage bag may have some scuffs and scrapes. See all pictures for a better description. Five Possible Configurations – Ground (2), Cot (2), and Hasty HoochT (1). Bug Proof “No-See-Um” Mesh Canopy (Permethrin Treated). Waterproof Tub Floor and Rainfly Cover w/ Heat-Sealed Taped Seams. Durable Fiberglass Pole Frame System w/ All-Weather Shock Cord. Double Walled Ventilation Design to Maximize Airflow. X-Large Dual Rainfly Vestibule Doors for Easy Access and Equipment Storage. Simple 3-Step Assembly / Disassembly. Lightweight and Packs Easily into Military Rucksacks. Includes: Inner Tent, Rainfly Cover, All-in-One Pole Frame, Ground Stakes, Accessory Kit (Fabric Repair Patches, Tent Pole Splint Sleeve, Tent Guy Outs w/ Molded Tensioners, Waterproof Visual User Guide, Accessory Sack), Tent Carry Sack. CLOSED: SUNDAY & MONDAY. Grade A generally means new or like new condition. Items may have been issued but never used, May have been worn once or gently used, or packaging may be worn but item is new inside. Items will be in near new or new without tags in excellent serviceable condition. This condition generally means that items have been used but may have minor wear, dirt marks, fading in color, or signs of normal use. These items will be in very good serviceable/usable condition with some minor imperfections. As military gear ages and sees more use, it might fall into the Grade B category. Although these items have seen more wear than those in Grade A, they are still generally in good condition. These items will show significant signs of wear and tear but will still be in fully functional condition. Items may contain stains, small snags/holes, missing parts/pieces but can be used as is or repaired. We will not sell you anything that is inoperable unless otherwise stated. Read the Description Carefully. Pay close attention to the item description, including any stated imperfections or issues. Look at the photos closely to assess the item’s condition and identify any flaws. Look at all of pictures provided. I do use stock pictures as well as actual pictures but most of the time I will let you know in the full description. Step-by-Step Guide to Measuring for BDU Trousers. Use a measuring tape to measure around your waist where you normally wear your trousers. Ensure the tape is snug but not tight. Measure from the crotch down to the bottom of your ankle. This determines the length of the trousers. Step-by-Step Guide to Measuring for US Military Shirts. Measure around the fullest part of your chest. Keep the tape parallel to the floor and snug under your arms. Measure from the top of your head to the bottom of your feet. Ensure you are standing straight. X-Short: 4’11″ – 5’3″. Short: 5’3″ – 5’7″. Regular: 5’7″ – 5’11″. Long: 5’11″ – 6’3″. X-Long: 6’3 and up. Step-by-Step Guide to Measuring for Military Hats/Helmets. Use a Soft Measuring Tape. Use a flexible tape measure for accurate results. Alternatively, you can use a piece of string and then measure the length of the string with a ruler. Place the tape around your head, positioned mid-forehead and just above your ears. Ensure the tape is parallel to the floor. Measure Your Head Circumference. Wrap the tape around your head, ensuring it is snug but not tight. Note the measurement in inches or centimeters. Step-by-Step Guide to Measuring for a Gas Mask. Steps to Measure Your Hand. Hand Width: Measure around the widest part of your palm, just above the thumb. Listing and template services provided by inkFrog.
