HARGLESMAN Men's Tactical Military Suits Long Sleeve Fitting Amry Uniforms Combat Shirt and Pants with Knee Pads

Very comfortable

If you’re looking for military grade combat gear, start looking in the $300-600 range.For the rest of us, this outfit looks REALLY cool (I got the black python, which is a copycat of Kryptek Typhoon), and is well-suited for cosplay, airsoft, and paintball. It looks similar to Crye Precision tactical clothing. The pads are going to scratch up pretty quick, we’ll see how many deployments they can take.Don’t overthink the size conversion chart. If you’re ordering this on Amazon, just select the size you would normally choose and that should give you the best fit you can get with these sizes.I am 5’9”, 220lb, and I usually wear large shirts and 34x30 pants. I ordered a medium first and the pants were too tight, so I exchanged for a large. No issues with the return.I did run into the same problem as another user, that the knee pads sit lower than my actual knees. I’m going to do a little sewing to cinch it up to size.These clothes will be an ideal fit for users on the slimmer side. The higher you go in size, the longer everything gets, but not as much in width. I ordered a large and the pant legs and sleeves are both long for me. Just be prepared to do a little altering if you’re not on the taller side.The pants have 8 pockets of various size. The shirt has shoulder pockets with Velcro pads for attaching morale patches to.The material is a mix of cotton, polyester, and spandex. I think it will hold up well to washing/drying. The stitch pattern on everything except the torso appears to be a pretty durable non-rip pattern, so I’m optimistic that it will hold up to some diving/rolling/scraping against brush.In terms of value vs cost, this is a perfect buy. Just don’t get these think you’re going to go to an actual war in ~$60 clothes.

Looks good. Fits good. I must've missed the description of the pants to fastener being velcro instead of a snap or button. Still works for what I'm needing it for.

Oh yeah! I can LARP like a tactical ninja!Seriously though...I love it. The set is comfortable and well worth the money ( which wasn't alot but don't let that deter you from living your dreams of combat maneuvering in the basement)

Very poor quality. Plastics knee pads not rubber. Material is light instead of heavy duty. Would NEVER recommend.

Product says comes with knee pads but did not recieve

I bought the Russian camo set for these and they have been absolutely great to use!Been using them over a year now and the fabric does require a small bit of stitching work but the materials have great breathability so it's really hard to get hot in these and sweat like you jumped in a river.The pads I got are really good. I have slid with those pads and have used them quite extensively.The only thing I don't like about the pads that there is no good way to keep in there cause the Velcro that comes with them tend to fall out after first use so they will pop out if you get the edge of the pads caught on something but either from that they stick in there and comfortable to kneel in.

I've only played airsoft a handful of times, but I have owned this uniform since starting. I run, jog, hug walls, and occasionally slide or drop to a knee and I haven't seen any signs of wear and tear. It's a good quality material. This chest and back feels soft. The arms and legs are a tough material and protect you pretty well from BBs. I played in a short sleeve this past weekend and realize the BBs don't hurt too much, but it's also nice not feeling any pain at all sometimes. Highly recommend this set. It is very affordable compared to the uniform you find in a store.