Airsoft Park Lvl 5 PCU set

[Gunny1980]

Has anyone ever bought a set of the Lvl 5 PCU from Airsoft Park? I realize its a clone and quality may not be that great but mabye a diamond in the rough Cant afford the real deal right now. Thanks

http://www.airsoftpark.com/product_i...oducts_id=4194

[selfmyself]

Same to me wanna buy.. plz someone give some advices
Tq

Sent from my GT-I9000 using Tapatalk

[JonsM4]

Originally Posted by Gunny1980

Has anyone ever bought a set of the Lvl 5 PCU from Airsoft Park? I realize its a clone and quality may not be that great but mabye a diamond in the rough Cant afford the real deal right now. Thanks

http://www.airsoftpark.com/product_i...oducts_id=4194

Go for it! Let us know how the quality is.
BTW, you can get 15% off using coupon code ASC3Year before Oct 15th.

[Gunny1980]

Yeah i probably will just go ahead lol. Its not that expensive so we will see how it goes and i will post a review.

[Kit]

I got a pair from Airsoft Depot, very happy with the stitching and quality. And are an exact match of the real deal. They are very light material. Can wear them in the summer and could probably be very cool.

[Gunny1980]

Yeah they do look nice i almost bought a pair from him but being a lil on the "bigger side" they dont quite fit lol. Working on that problem at the moment as well lol

[SINN]

From what I have seen first hand...they look good, but don't hold their weight in performance compared to the real deal at all. I couldn't wear my PCU in summer, I would melt. The water resistant properties aren't there compared to the real thing either.

If you are going for looks, I am sure they are good to go if the stitching holds up, but if you are looking for performance, then go real if you can.

[Gunny1980]

Thanks for the feedback guys I will let you know what I get.

[Amoki]

Originally Posted by SINN

From what I have seen first hand...they look good, but don't hold their weight in performance compared to the real deal at all. I couldn't wear my PCU in summer, I would melt. The water resistant properties aren't there compared to the real thing either.

If you are going for looks, I am sure they are good to go if the stitching holds up, but if you are looking for performance, then go real if you can.

Where do you get the real deal?

Pantagonia PCUs are like 5-7X the price of a chinese PCU and not easily available unless you pay the $$$.

ORC industries have affordable MCU but does not reply any email to small, individual sale... at least in my case...

[Firewalker]

You can get high quality, civilian accessible PCU from Beyond Tactical, who, as is my understanding, are the new producers of the PCU:

http://tactical.beyondclothing.com/p...ms/custom-pcu/

Besides, they are custom fit, so it don't matter what size you are.

[Amoki]

I actually ended up buying both an ACM and a Beyond Tactical PCU..

Bought the DragonRed version (Allwin). It initially was water-resistant, but over time lost its function. I believe the Allwin version is Nylon coated with teflon which will wear off over time. It's still a very comfy windshirt which I wear for running, but definitely don't recommend it for people who are looking for a decent all-weather gear. This thing will not even survive a light drizzle.

The Beyond Tactical PCU is a whole different kettle of fish altogether. It's so cool watching water beading up and repel itself! You can pretty much survive though most rains with this and still stay fairly dry. But the the cut of the sleeve can be a bit annoying as once you velcro off your wrist it does not allow you to stretch well.

In other words, extend your sleeve length a little when you make your PCU with beyond, and it'll be worth it. The water resistant property of the Epic fabric will last as long as the cloth itself.