With their background in the very top end of climbing and
mountaineering the guys at WTT really and I mean REALLY,
understand just what should go into a piece of gear and what
can be left out as superfluous. They understand design, fabrics
and features. But this is just one piece of the puzzle; as many
informed readers of PMCI will know, you can make use of the
very best fabric technologies available anywhere in the world
and still end up with something not fit for military or tactical
purpose.
MANUFACTURER
IN THE WILD!
One of the great things about the WTT team is that they have not
only guys with a background in the world of cutting edge garment
design and manufacture but guys who have been (and in some
cases still are) operational. They work directly with the US Army,
US Air Force, USMC, SEALs and USSF to fully understand the needs
of the modern warfighter and this is reflected completely in what
they produce. Just the simple fact that all of the arm pockets on
their kit can be used easily with a gloved hand illustrates this!
Whilst their range encompasses everything from base layer
through to the mighty USMC “Happy Suit” it’s their range of
Soft Shell, Hard Shell and protective gear that really shines
through. They understand the fabrics and really get the very best
performance from all of them. I’m going to pick up on a few key
pieces that I have tried person