Description
Rugged missions and bad weather demand serious outerwear. The US Army FREE EWOL Parka is the outermost layer of the Fire Resistant Environmental Ensemble. It’s designed to protect aircrew and combat vehicle crews in the harshest conditions. Waterproof, windproof, and fire-resistant, this parka delivers unmatched performance without sacrificing comfort.
The Army FREE EWOL parka is built with a GORE-TEX membrane, Nomex outer shell, and Nomex liner. It resists fire, JP-8 fuel, and oils while staying breathable. It features a zip front with storm flap, zippered underarm vents for airflow, shoulder pockets, and multiple hook-and-loop fields for rank and ID. The removable hood stows neatly in the collar when not in use. Adjustable cuffs and a long cut ensure excellent coverage in wet and cold environments.
Perfect for outdoor workers, aircrew reenactors, collectors, and serious preppers. This parka makes a rare and functional gift for anyone who needs tough protection in rain, wind, or cold.
Quantities are limited. Add this authentic piece of US Army kit to your lineup today.
FREE EWOL Parka in UCP Features
- USGI FREE EWOL Parka
- Part of the FREE system (Fire Resistant Environmental Ensemble)
- EWOL = Extreme Weather Outer Layer
- UCP (Universal Camouflage Pattern) design
- Waterproof, windproof, breathable Gore-Tex shell
- Fire-resistant Nomex outer and liner
- Stowable and removable hood with zipper
- Underarm zip vents for ventilation
- Zippered shoulder pockets with hook fields
- Front zip closure with storm flap
- Adjustable sleeve cuffs with hook and loop tabs
- Resists exposure to JP-8, DEET, oil, and lubricants
- Made in the USA!
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Army ACU EWOL Parka Surplus Condition Guide
New: These ACU gore-tex parkas are new, unissued.
Used-Good: These ACU parkas are in good condition. There may be dirt and dust from military surplus storage. Small to medium-sized stains, markings, slight fading, or other cosmetic blemishes may also be present. However, these parkas are still fully functional and have years of regular use remaining.
