United States Army UCP Tri-Magazine M4 Shingle Pouch

Country of Origin: United States of America

The official camouflage pattern of grandma's couch.... disgusting!

The US Universal Combat Pattern was first adopted as the US Army's first digital pattern in 2004, during the height of operations in the Middle East as a modernized camoflauge pattern to work in all environments. Designed as a re-colour of the United States Marine Corps' MARPAT, it was intended for use in a variety of environments from urban, to the jungle, to the desert. It worked nowhere. Despite being the iconic "look" of the US Army soldier during the 2000s, and the defining look of the GWOT warrior, it was virtually all phased out by 2014 in the regular army. A lackluster decade of a service later, and a pretty lame pattern. 

Constructed from a heavy duty Codura 1000D, this tri-shingle M4 magazine pouch still has some life in them. They've seen some extensive use and are caked with sand but actually provide for a fairly decent camouflage in contrast to the digital nightmare that is UCP.  Great addition to any other MOLLE compatible kit you might have, and perfect for 5.56 magazines.