USMC FROG Desert MARPAT Combat Pants Surplus it switched to a nylon

it switched to a nylon construction

The system’s creators also leveraged several brand new materials and technologies

Originally intended for use in Europe it also worked suspiciously well in the Congo

they’re tactically stylish and perfect for daily wear too

Brand new in original factory packaging

USMC FROG Desert MARPAT Combat Pants Surplus it switched to a nylonMARPAT may be one of the most interesting stories in the rather special history of the United States Marine Corps. Developed out of a field of potential camouflage applicants that included both tiger stripe and brush stroke (yes that brush stroke). MARPAT was the CADPAT inspired camouflage that took the USMC into the digital age. At least as far as their camouflage goes. And as an added bonus this MARPAT is also a little froggy. 'FROG' in this case