Pants worn by U.S. military helicopter pilots and flyers (flight personnel) in high-temperature environments. This real military gear is made of high-temperature (high temperature resistant) fire retardant nylon (FR nylon) to maintain fire resistance in harsh environments such as the tropics and deserts. It is an estimated MEDIUM size.

The clothing tag is marked "TROUSERS, FLYER'S HOT WEATHER / FIRE RESISTANT NYLON, OG-108". The contract number is " 6033-72 " (a contract style seen from late NATO to late Vietnam War to early 1970s) and is estimated to have been manufactured around the early 1970s. Unlike conventional cotton pants, this type of pants features side zippered knee areas, cargo pockets and other utility pockets, and a slightly slimmer, more mobile pattern.
They are also made in a way that they do not cause stress when sitting in the seat of an airplane or helicopter. It is also a good match for "heavy seating" applications such as motorcycles and scooters.

Features:

• Fire-resistant nylon (FR nylon) material / OG-108 color

• Button fly design (not zipper)

• Waist with side adjusters

• Zippered pockets at knees

• Designed for helicopter flights and high temperature environments

• Contract estimated to be early 70's (6033-72 equivalent)

Size tag is missing.
The OG-106's heat-resistant nylon is more durable and functional than just military pants, and is recommended as a practical pant for town use, riding, and outdoor activities. Condition is USED, with vintage-specific scuffs and age-related wear. These are actual US military pants that have no problems with general use and are both practical and rare. Non-returnable due to the vintage nature of the item. Please check the pictures for condition before purchase.

Size (flat)

Waist 42cm Hip 61cm Inseam 32cm Inseam 83cm