Crye Store Up Again

[Alpha_Mustang]

Crye Store is up again! (Finally)

http://cryeprecision.com/default.aspx

I looked through it and swooned girlishly.

[BlackFlag]

Do they seriously sell pants and shirts for over $100?! F*cking A.

[ben65]

their price tags..http://img8.imageshack.us/img8/7432/blinkb.gif

[Kap]

They might as well include the knee / elbow pads, if they are going to sell this **** so expensive. Retarded price for basically the same kind of uniform material as **** ACU / BDU / or any other uniform is made out of.

Just paying for the name. :roll:

[James]

I have a 2004 era Crye Desert Field uniform and the quality and durability is quite a bit higher than ACUs. I say more power to them. I bet even with the current state of our economy, Crye will sell out quickly, and the vast majority of this stuff will go to airsofters and range commandos.

[rgjbloke]

Bloody hell, just had a quick gander and they want $450 for a "belt". That's enough to make even the most hard bitten swoon girlishly. Lol.

[Pappy]

Bloody hell, just had a quick gander and they want $450 for a "belt". That's enough to make even the most hard bitten swoon girlishly. Lol.

I saw that too, but that belt has soft armor in it. It's still a bit pricey though.

[PG18]

They might as well include the knee / elbow pads, if they are going to sell this **** so expensive. Retarded price for basically the same kind of uniform material as **** ACU / BDU / or any other uniform is made out of.

Just paying for the name. :roll:


have you actually owned a crye products kap?p-)

[PG18]

I have a 2004 era Crye Desert Field uniform and the quality and durability is quite a bit higher than ACUs. I say more power to them. I bet even with the current state of our economy, Crye will sell out quickly, and the vast majority of this stuff will go to airsofters and range commandos.

servers already down.. they are overwhelmed.. lol

[Troubadour]

I have a 2004 era Crye Desert Field uniform and the quality and durability is quite a bit higher than ACUs. I say more power to them. I bet even with the current state of our economy, Crye will sell out quickly, and the vast majority of this stuff will go to airsofters and range commandos.


That is because everyone else is issued their shirt and pants...

[Hispeed1]

I have a 2004 era Crye Desert Field uniform and the quality and durability is quite a bit higher than ACUs. I say more power to them. I bet even with the current state of our economy, Crye will sell out quickly, and the vast majority of this stuff will go to airsofters and range commandos.

Very true sir. Well stated.

[seraosha]

More power to them.

If folks buy it, good for Crye.

[James]

That is because everyone else is issued their shirt and pants...

Thank you Captain Obvious!

[ARGAR FORKBEARD]

The fact that there pant sizes go up to a size 46" suggest that they realize that overweight gear junkies will but this stuff!!rofl

[BrianT]

I like the fact that the sizes are to fit rather than 31"-35". That ****s annoying.

[Kap]

have you actually owned a crye products kap?p-)

I have actually, and it's nothing spectacular. Crye products are even issued to soldiers... Nothing much though, just a ballistic NAPE pad.


But you on the other hand, have some sort of disgusting fetish for Crye and you have no real reason to be using it other than what James said above, Airsofters and range nerds. ;)

[PG18]

I have actually, and it's nothing spectacular. Crye products are even issued to soldiers... Nothing much though, just a ballistic NAPE pad.


But you on the other hand, have some sort of disgusting fetish for Crye and you have no real reason to be using it other than what James said above, Airsofters and range nerds. ;)

so it means you haven't actually own one but yet you stated that there products are overrated. niiice... :)

i'm a collector of military stuff and i love crye products for it's quality. and yet i have been using it everyday when i'm working as cargo pants/uniform of which my job requires bending, lifting and heavy duty stuff.. so your saying that i have no use to it is moot don't you think? p-)

[BlackFlag]

so it means you haven't actually own one but yet you stated that there products are overrated. niiice... :)

i'm a collector of military stuff and i love crye products for it's quality. and yet i have been using it everyday when i'm working as cargo pants/uniform of which my job requires bending, lifting and heavy duty stuff.. so your saying that i have no use to it is moot don't you think? p-)

Unless it comes fire-proof, bullet-proof, equipped with a pussy magnet, and a secret decoder ring..A pair of trousers for $180 is not only overrated, but customly built for rich teenie airsofters and beer-gutted middle aged dudes.

[PG18]

Unless it comes fire-proof, bullet-proof, equipped with a pussy magnet, and a secret decoder ring..A pair of trousers for $180 is not only overrated, but customly built for rich teenie airsofters and beer-gutted middle aged dudes.

riightt...:cantbeli:

maybe you miss the memo that crye are for the US Military.. that is why you have the FROG from the marines and some other specialized unit using crye products. funny how you arrived to the conclusion that it's for airsofters and armchair generals.. rofl

http://i41.tinypic.com/2s6n91v.jpg


U.S. Air Force TSgt Joe Robles (kneeling) and Tech. Sgt. Sean Kirsch spot the parachute landing zone while on a mission on an HC-130P combat search and rescue aircraft at Camp Lemonier, Djibouti, Jan. 10. Camp Lemonier is the hub of the Combined Joint Task Force, Horn of Africa, providing humanitarian relief, security and anti-terrorism activities to the nations in the Horn of Africa.
(Photographer: Tech. Sgt. Joe Zuccaro : Combined Joint Task Force - Horn of Africa)

http://i44.tinypic.com/29olnwo.jpg

U.S. Air Force and Navy personnel complete preflight safety checks prior to a parachute mission on an HC-130P combat search and rescue aircraft at Camp Lemonier, Djibouti, Jan. 10. Camp Lemonier is the hub of the Combined Joint Task Force, Horn of Africa, providing humanitarian relief, security and anti-terrorism activities to the nations in the Horn of Africa.
(Photographer: Tech. Sgt. Joe Zuccaro : Combined Joint Task Force - Horn of Africa)
http://i42.tinypic.com/2ui96x4.jpg

Tech. Sgt. Joe Robles performs a safety check of a parachute on Tech. Sgt. Sean Kirsch prior to a mission on an HC-130P combat search and rescue aircraft at Camp Lemonier, Djibouti, Jan. 10. Both men are deployed from 131 Rescue Squadron at Moffit Field, Calif. Camp Lemonier is the hub of the Combined Joint Task Force, Horn of Africa, providing humanitarian relief, security and anti terrorism activities to the nations in the Horn of Africa.
(Photographer: Tech. Sgt. Joe Zuccaro : Combined Joint Task Force - Horn of Africa)

[Hippo]

i have been using it everyday when i'm working as cargo pants/uniform of which my job requires bending, lifting and heavy duty stuff.. so your saying that i have no use to it is moot don't you think? p-)



maybe you miss the memo that crye are for the US Military.. that is why you have the FROG from the marines and some other specialized unit using crye products. funny how you arrived to the conclusion that it's for airsofters and armchair generals.. rofl


lolwut?

you say you use it in your job, but then say its only for the military

PS: you look chunky when you dress up to go shoot at the range...

[Pappy]

lolwut?

you say you use it in your job, but then say its only for the military

PS: you look chunky when you dress up to go shoot at the range...

Hahahahaha

PG18, yes, select SOF units use Crye uniforms. Woopity do. Regular units don't have the money for the stuff. Regular soldiers don't have the money to blow on a single uniform when they get their yearly clothing allowance. Crye might be a little better quality, but they can suck it as far as I'm concerned.

[SMGLee]

I had some previsouly purchased Crye stuff, I just never like the cut, its not as comfortable for me. I do however find the true spec stuff good to go for me and what I use it for... on the range or out at a class....

I recently got some TAD gear pnats, it is very comfortable and made to last. used it for three days straight at a recent Larry vickers private class...


Air force PJ got some of the latest stuff to test and try out.. they are not general issued..

[StukaJr]

used it for three days straight at a recent Larry vickers private class...




Don't stand downwind from Chen... Over...

[SMGLee]

Don't stand downwind from Chen... Over...

It was pretty bad after day 3..... sweat, dirt, burn powder and Viriginia red clay mud...

[Kap]

so it means you haven't actually own one but yet you stated that there products are overrated. niiice... :)

i'm a collector of military stuff and i love crye products for it's quality. and yet i have been using it everyday when i'm working as cargo pants/uniform of which my job requires bending, lifting and heavy duty stuff.. so your saying that i have no use to it is moot don't you think? p-)

I typed my post wrong, I have regular Crye products OTHER than an issued NAPE that I was issued. I am not impressed by the quality of their uniforms especially for the price they sell them at. If they want to sell their stuff for 150 plus, it better be made out of splattered flecks of freaking gold or silver.


You are just trying to look cool at your job. You must not lift much because you're still chunky when you go to the range.

[LaoSexMachine]

so it means you haven't actually own one but yet you stated that there products are overrated. niiice... :)

i'm a collector of military stuff and i love crye products for it's quality. and yet i have been using it everyday when i'm working as cargo pants/uniform of which my job requires bending, lifting and heavy duty stuff.. so your saying that i have no use to it is moot don't you think? p-)

Still doesn't come close to my Carharts.

[-[Crosshair]-]

I have a pair of their pants with the integrated pads, I ****ing LOVE those pants when I go paintballing/tagballing. Also when working on cars, eh. Resistant, fireproof fabric with integrated pads works well.

[PG18]

lolwut?

you say you use it in your job, but then say its only for the military

PS: you look chunky when you dress up to go shoot at the range...

you are clearly nitpicking and have a problem with your reading comprehension.

as what the word under your username... clearly you are living by it. i'm not really surprised at all that you resorted to personal attack.:bash:

[PG18]

You are just trying to look cool at your job. You must not lift much because you're still chunky when you go to the range.

wow.. coming from someone who have some serious issues with self esteem.

[Andreas]

now now... simmah down, turn the other cheek as they say..

[PG18]

I had some previsouly purchased Crye stuff, I just never like the cut, its not as comfortable for me. I do however find the true spec stuff good to go for me and what I use it for... on the range or out at a class....

I recently got some TAD gear pnats, it is very comfortable and made to last. used it for three days straight at a recent Larry vickers private class...




i have several TAD force 10 pants and i love them all. very solid and well built as well.

[California Joe]

So you collect clothes? What are you, half a fag?



I collected Playboy magazines, didn't make me Hugh Hefner.

[PG18]

So you collect clothes? What are you, half a fag?



I collected Playboy magazines, didn't make me Hugh Hefner.

nope..most of them are my everyday/work clothes..

[Fintin]

nope..most of them are my everyday/work clothes..

carhartt (http://www.carhartt.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/HomeView?storeId=10051&catalogId=10101)

That might make you more manly...

[California Joe]

I'm just busting your balls.

[Dominique]

I'd like to try out a pair of their knee-pads, but I'm not going to pay what they want for them so I don't see it happening, unless I can talk the Sheriff into dolling out some loot for an equipment evaluation. ;)

[PG18]

I'm just busting your balls.

i know..:hug:

[Albatross]

i know..:hug:


reported for gayness.:|

[scrybe]

I'm just busting your balls.

WTF? Is CJ posting sober or just getting soft?

[Hispeed1]

now now... simmah down, turn the other cheek as they say..

Which cheek-up or down? (Very pricey gear)

[JC0352]

Crye Store is up again! (Finally)

http://cryeprecision.com/default.aspx



holy sh!t!!!! expensive doesn't begin to describe that stuff...:|

[Hippo]

you are clearly nitpicking and have a problem with your reading comprehension.

as what the word under your username... clearly you are living by it. i'm not really surprised at all that you resorted to personal attack.:bash:

its not nitpicking when you contradict yourself saying DURR HURR I USE CRYE AS MY WORKING PANTS DERP DERP CRYE IS FOR MILITARY USE

I was going to post a twinkie with a multicam wrapper saying that you can use that for comfort food while strutting around playing dress up on the range, but I wouldnt want to hurt your delicate sensibilities, especially as an anonymous stranger on the internets

have a nice day

[SMGLee]

while strutting around playing dress up on the range,

Guilty as charged....

http://photos.imageevent.com/smglee/clt2/large/Barracade.jpg

But having loose fitting cammie on the range is just make it easier for the shooter to run, kneel, ****e, get it dirty or even ripped...my jeans are usually not as comfortable to wear. plus the true spec pants I have have that build in knee pad pocket for those time you need to drop to a quick kneel for a timed shot.

the 5.11 TDU I had were not as good as the ACU cut pants especially with knee pad...the knee pads actually pull the pants down when you go to a knee...that is why the new Crye pants has that elastic material above the knee area...

this goes back to the TAD gear pants.. it is cut kind of large and very comfortable, it is just damn expensive, its not 180.00 Crye expensive, but even with my my discount, it is still 30% more than I can buy a pair of the True Spec on ebay for. ... so back to the true spec pants for my fat A$$

[Hippo]

Guilty as charged....


but you can pull it off because, well you know, youre SMGLee :)

and youre in the know of damn near everything weapons related

[TylerG]

Only $1,900.00 for a plate carrier, and you have to order the "platebags" separately.

[SMGLee]

but you can pull it off because, well you know, youre SMGLee :)

and youre in the know of damn near everything weapons related

LOL......I am just old fat geek.....shooting the KAC M110 suppressed, you can see the spent casing on its way being ejected and the suppressor at work containing the expanded gas...and my ACU pants getting dirty in those red clay mud of south Virginia...
http://photos.imageevent.com/smglee/sh/huge/_32Y7887.jpg

Photos are shot at a recent Larry Vickers Private class in South Hill, Virginia. I will post the class pics in another post later this week.

[SilentType]

its not nitpicking when you contradict yourself saying DURR HURR I USE CRYE AS MY WORKING PANTS DERP DERP CRYE IS FOR MILITARY USE

I was going to post a twinkie with a multicam wrapper saying that you can use that for comfort food while strutting around playing dress up on the range, but I wouldnt want to hurt your delicate sensibilities, especially as an anonymous stranger on the internets

have a nice day

Crye clothing was designed for among other reasons to provide comfortable clothing for athletic movement and depolyment of firearms. So why shouldn't someone who attends a range take advantage of that again?

Wicking torso for instance. It's hot in the Summer at the range and if you don't want to be fishing for mags chance are you're wearing a chest rig of some sort. The shirt provides also full length sleeves that have elbow pads so that you can be more comfortable in the ****e position. The pants have stretch fabric around the waist making them comfortable and easier to move in than denim jeans. Plus, again they have comfortable knee pads in the pants.

Tougher material also means you don't ruin civi clothing and the multicam pattern hides dirt and stain requiring less washing or care.

[PG18]

its not nitpicking when you contradict yourself saying DURR HURR I USE CRYE AS MY WORKING PANTS DERP DERP CRYE IS FOR MILITARY USE

I was going to post a twinkie with a multicam wrapper saying that you can use that for comfort food while strutting around playing dress up on the range, but I wouldnt want to hurt your delicate sensibilities, especially as an anonymous stranger on the internets

have a nice day

you need to practice moar reading comprehension.

funny how some cats turned into an E-THUG thinking they are some sort of a superior being. get off from your high horse...


you got served.. i'm done with your childish kryptic gibberish antics..

have a nice day..

[Pappy]

Crye clothing was designed for among other reasons to provide comfortable clothing for athletic movement and depolyment of firearms. So why shouldn't someone who attends a range take advantage of that again?

Wicking torso for instance. It's hot in the Summer at the range and if you don't want to be fishing for mags chance are you're wearing a chest rig of some sort. The shirt provides also full length sleeves that have elbow pads so that you can be more comfortable in the ****e position. The pants have stretch fabric around the waist making them comfortable and easier to move in than denim jeans. Plus, again they have comfortable knee pads in the pants.

Tougher material also means you don't ruin civi clothing and the multicam pattern hides dirt and stain requiring less washing or care.

A pair of hiking pants or BDU pants and an under armor shirt would accomplish pretty much everything there and would be much cheaper. Add in hatch elbow and knee pads and you're good to go. The hatch pads don't fall down or feel uncomfortable either. I'm just saying.


you need to practice moar reading comprehension.

funny how some cats turned into an E-THUG thinking they are some sort of a superior being. get off from your high horse...

you got served.. i'm done with your childish kryptic gibberish antics..

have a nice day..

Man, range rats get as defensive as airsofters. Yup, I went there ;)


SMGLee, what ammunition did you shoot out of the M110 and what was the decibel level like?

[cliffg]

Do they seriously sell pants and shirts for over $100?! F*cking A.

When the BB's start flying, last thing you worry about is how much your loadout costs. You're an operator; you suck it up.

[BlackFlag]

When the BB's start flying, last thing you worry about is how much your loadout costs. You're an operator; you suck it up.

Is this..Beppo?

[SilentType]

A pair of hiking pants or BDU pants and an under armor shirt would accomplish pretty much everything there and would be much cheaper. Add in hatch elbow and knee pads and you're good to go. The hatch pads don't fall down or feel uncomfortable either. I'm just saying.



Man, range rats get as defensive as airsofters. Yup, I went there ;)


SMGLee, what ammunition did you shoot out of the M110 and what was the decibel level like?

The Crye pads stay in place very well. I'm not fan of seperate elbow or knee pads and I do find them uncomfortable.

Besides what the hell do you care?

What are you the fashion police of Ranges?

Should we all make an effort to look like we're not trying to "make an effort" and isn't that more playing "dress-up" than just wearing comfortable functional clothing we like?

I'll never get you folks. Call people out for wearing certain clothing and then recommend they wear certain clothing. :roll:

Frankly, I could honestly care less what people think about the pair of pants or shirt I have choosen to wear to the range. I'll pay more for things that I feel are more functional and higher quality. It's my money, it's my range time, and nobody is saying that you have to ever wear a single item made by Crye since we wouldn't want you to worry that folks thought you were being "tacticool." Reminds me of when I first had a cell phone and would hear people make comments about me having a cell phone like I was trying to look special when now everyone has one.

[cliffg]

Is this..Beppo?

It is not.. Beppo.

Is this... Wendy?

:)

[BlackFlag]

When the BB's start flying, last thing you worry about is how much your loadout costs. You're an operator; you suck it up.

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y35/IronCross1985/aaw.jpg

Definately Beppo..

[James]

When the BB's start flying, last thing you worry about is how much your loadout costs. You're an operator; you suck it up.

Actually, real operators get stuff issued to them.

I think everyone is now aware that:

A) Crye is selling things online again, and
B) That there are plenty of civilians who will never hear a shot fired in anger who want this stuff, and will get it.

Let's bid this thread adieu.