The standard "Airborne Webbing" design, based on the original tailored webbing design popular with the Parachute Regiment but now adopted by soldiers throughout the British Army, the stitching of pouches onto a foam-padded mesh lined belt promotes an extremely comfortable and stable belt order which also guarantees stability as pouches are not “loose”.

PLEASE NOTE YOKE PROVIDED IS AN UNDER ARMOUR YOKE BUT WILL FUNCTION SAME AS A PLCE YOKE, IT IS 4 POINT, WE ARE HAPPY TO SELF ASSEMBLE IT ON REQUEST FOR YOU

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Carefully selected and a revised the design including addition of PVC waterproof inner lining to ALL pouches along with drainage eyelets, the fabic itself is DWR aka Durable Water Repellant finish but now are fully on inside waterproofed.

 Pockets on the end of the belt, one will take a mini-tool OR Swiss army knife/Gerber etc and the other will take an FFD or bandage as shown.

Adapted to take the PLCE bayonet frog or any 3rd party MOLLE bayonet frog, the frog is mounted using our two loops on the side of a utility pouch next to the left hand side Ammo pouch

Airborne Webbing Specifications
  • 2 x Double Ammo Pouches: Ammo pouch on the left and right hand side is a dedicated 6 magazine 5.56 NATO pouches, ensuring a tight grip with Velcro lining and pop stud closure, enabling magazines to stay secure during field use, can also carry grenades
  • 3 x Utility Pouches: Features 3 Utility-sized pouches with quick release Nexus style buckles. Large enough to fit a mess-tin/water bottle, standard PLCE size, mess tins jet boil rations etc
  • 1 x FFD Pouch: On the end of one of the ammo pouches is a seperate pouch designed for holding the issue field dressing i.e bandage
  • 1 x Multi-tool Pouch: Store a utility tool or the issue British Army field knife here
  • Cobra Style Quick Release Buckle: We have taken the time and expertise to implement in the Airborne Webbing a Cobra style “quick release” buckle favoured by personnel whom often purchase these 3rd party to have altered into their webbing seperately and also ensures security, rather than using a quick release buckle we’ve implemented the strongest buckle money can buy to ensure quality control in all components used, can be detached in an instant!
Webbing Specs
  • PVC Lined Waterproof Pouches
  • Durable Water Repellant
  • Anti-Microbial coating
  • Infra-Red Resistant
  • 1000D Cordura
  • Built in the UK to mil-sec by MOD approved manufacturer
  • Quick Release 50mm 2″ Black Buckle
If you really care to know the specs and what standards the material satisfies in regards to our guarentee that it meets MOD specs see right at the bottom of the listing i.e abrasion resistance, water repellant finish, infra-red resistance, anti-bacterial coating! PERFECT MATCH FOR CURRENT ISSUED KIT AND READY TO GO, CAN BE PRE-ASSEMBLED ON REQUEST

FYI AKA FOR YOUR INFORMATION THE WORLD, THERE IS NO GENUINE ISSUED AIRBORNE WEBBING SET, IT IS ALL TAILORED, IT DOES NOT MATTER IF IT COMES FROM HERE, JAY JAYS OF BRECON, MARAUDER, DRAGON SUPPLIES, DIXIES CORNER OR WHATEVER REPUTABLE MANUFACTURER YOU CAN THINK OFF, IT IS NOT AN ISSUE ITEM!

FABRIC SPECS - MTP

Description:      Dyed woven 1100 decitex texturised nylon, pigmented polyurethane coated with a water repellent finish.

Fabric:             Nominal 305gsm ± 5%, 1100 decitex texturised nylon, warp and weft.

Coating:          Hydrolysis resistant polyurethane coating with anti-bacterial additive.

Property

Test Method

Requirement

Typical Result

 

 

 
Weave

BS 2861

 

Plain

Pass
Threads/cms

BS EN 1049-2

 

Warp: 13.5 (min)

 Weft: 11.0 (min)

14

11

 

Mass (gsm):

(a) Total

(b) Base fabric

(c) Coating

 

BS EN ISO 2286 – 2

 

360 ± 25

305 ± 15

60 ± 10

 

360

-

-

Width (cms)

 

BS EN ISO 2286 – 1

 

148

152

Tear strength

BS EN ISO 4674-1 Method A

Warp: 550N

 Weft: 525N

 

700

650

Tensile strength

 

BS EN ISO 1421 Method 1

 

 

Warp: 2800N (min)

Weft: 2500N (min)

2800+

2500+

Resistance to water penetration:

(a) as received

(b) after ageing

BS EN 20811:1992

 

 

24hrs at 70°C at 95% humidity

 

 

 

65cms

40cms

 

 

90

60

Cold crack

 

BS 3424: Part 8 Method 10A

 

-20°C (max)

Pass

Blocking

 

BS EN 25978

No blocking

Pass

Abrasion resistance

After 2000 rubs with 80 grade emery cloth, fabric side should show no signs of abrasion

 

Pass

Pass

 

Colour fastness

BS EN ISO 105

Requirement

Typical Result
a. To light (B02)

Each colour

 

5 – 6

Pass
b. To water (E01)

Change, across 3 test specimen colours

4 – 5

Pass

Staining, across 3 test specimen colours

 

3 – 4

Pass
c. To sea water (E02)

 

Change, across 3 test specimen colours

 

4 – 5

Pass

Staining, across 3 test specimen colours

 

4

Pass
d. To perspiration (E04)

 

Change, across 3 test specimen colours

 

4 – 5

Pass

Staining, across 3 test specimen colours

 

3 – 4

Pass
e. To washing (C06)

C2s@60°C after 1 wash

 

Change, across 3 test specimen colours

 

4 – 5

Pass

Staining, across 3 test specimen colours

 

3 – 4

Pass
f. To rubbing (X12)

Dry

 

 

Across 3 test specimen colours

 

4 – 5

Pass

Wet

 

 

Across 3 test specimen colours

 

3 – 4

Pass