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TSUP is the winter collection and stands for Taiga Snow UV Print. TSUP is a specially designed winter camouflage with a pressure that reduces the risk of detection in the NVG and UV spectrum.Taiga Arctic Jacket TSUP has the same type of configuration that Taiga other field jackets. So when you must switch from winter to new area of operation you can place your own line of an equipment (such as survival cases, compasses, etc.) in the same places regardless of the climate in the new operation area.The garment is built with a Gore-tex liner with a outer camouflage printed fabric. This construction works in very cold temperatures. The air pocket between the outer fabric and Gore-Tex membrane ensures that the membrane does not freeze, thus preventing that you get frost on the inside of the garment.Our personal experience with the Arctic Jacket goes down to - 42 degrees Celsius and then during snowmobiling outside Rensjön in Kiruna.Closest to the body, we had Net shirt and on top of the Eagle Shirt and then a Thule sweater. The neck was reinforced with a thicker buff. On top of all this we had a shell garment Arctic Jacket TSUP. Finally, a vest on top of the whole system. Works great!

TSUP is the winter collection and stands for Taiga Snow UV Print. TSUP is a specially designed winter camouflage with a pressure that reduces the risk of detection in the NVG and UV spectrum.Taiga’s Arctic Trouser is a winter trousers that are designed for cold and wet or extreme cold conditions.Features that make them different from the other versions in TCIP and TMTP is they have larger leg pockets for holding thick gloves, and straps for tightening the bottom of the legs around boots.The construction with a inner lining allows the trousers to be adapted for temperatures ranging from +5 to -50 degrees Celsius by adjusting the insulation layers.