The Holster, essential for medics in the New Zealand army, held medical tools on a web belt. The Holster had a textured nylon exterior with a DPM pattern and a polyurethane-laminated interior. It featured compartments, hook-and-loop tape closure, and a belt loop with snap-domes.
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The Panel, Pouches, Utility by Wyvern is a nylon panel with three pouches that attaches to a web belt. British soldiers used it to replace pouches on web sets. The utility pouches close with a strap and buckle.
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Arktis UK LTD’s Allan Belt Kit comes in DPM, olive green, and black. The collection of pouches is designed like their 42-Commando (1725) Chest Rig and can be worn around the front or back of the waist instead of a web set. The Belt is made of temperature DPM textured nylon cloth and has multiple pouches, including three semi-universal magazine pouches and a large utility pouch. The pouches have metal grommets to allow water to drain freely.
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The Ammunition Bag (Pouch) is a durable and compact bag designed for the L108-A1 Minimi machine gun. It can hold two 100rd hard or soft magazines or one 200rd magazine, and features a nylon cloth divider, a small external pouch for cleaning kit, and standard Pattern-90 attachment points.
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The Bandolier GP DPM, IRR is a versatile piece of equipment made of textured nylon material and temperature DPM pattern. It can be used as a utility bandolier or to carry small caliber mortar rounds. The Bandolier also comes with a 25-mm nylon webbing shoulder strap and has a thin layer of closed cell foam interlining for protection.
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The Waistcoat, AFV Crewman (Vest) is a protective vest designed for tank crewmen to carry equipment outside of the tank for a limited time. Made of fire-resistant olive green and textured nylon cloth with a temperature DPM pattern, the vest also provides Kevlar Combat Body Armour fillers used by infantry, ensuring the wearer’s safety. It features webbing loops for communication cords and hydration bladders.
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The Smock, Man’s Combat (68-Pattern), was the UK’s standard field jacket from the late 1960s to the mid-1980s, windproof with a hood option. It has fabricated with cotton model cloth with a DPM camouflage pattern, six pockets, and a cloth tail that buttons to the back.
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