FLYING ACE DEVICE HOLDER 863-17936

Material

Front: High-density Nylon ox (Surface: Silay Processing) (Back: Nylon Tricot Pasted) Back: Polyester ox (Back: Acrylic Coating)

Size

W:95mm/H:165mm/D:0mm (cm)

W:mm37.4/H:mm65/D:mm0 (inch)

Weight

95g

With the details of the U.S. AIR FORCE nylon flight suit "FLYING SUIT / TYPE K-2A" manufactured in the early 1950s as a motif, the greatest characteristics of military gear are "practicality, functionality and durability." It is a total series that focuses on "sa". Special page: https://www.yoshidakaban.com/special/pfa.html The material of this series was inspired by the flying suits of the time, and was completely developed from yarn to organization with the high technology of Made in Japan. Original. Nylon filaments that are strong against friction and flexibility, smooth and shiny, are woven in an Oxford pique style that combines high density and lightness. The surface is treated with a sillage treatment to give it a unique luster and firmness. Each item incorporates the details found in military items of the time, while incorporating specifications that fit everyday life. For the main zipper part, we attached a fully tanned cowhide leather pull to the wire automatic slider, and for the other zipper parts, we adopted the original semi-automatic slider pull with PORTER engraving. All models except for the string strap (17043) have an original specification tag sewn on a woven label that describes the standards for procuring military supplies. The original Insignia “P.Y. AIR FORCE” is printed. For metal parts other than fasteners, we have adopted a special coating agent "CERAKOTE", which is mainly composed of ceramics and is currently used by the US military. The Oxygentabu used in the initial model of MA-1 to fix the cord of the oxygen mask with a clip has been made into a pocket that can store smartphones and other items. For the shoulder strap, we sewed a combination of common parts and tape to our own specifications, and developed an epoch-making system that allows smooth adjustment with one action. ■Patent No. 6698930 / Design No. 1659605 U.S. AIR FORCE soldiers at the time had their own custom paintings on their flight jackets and aircraft bodies, thinking of their families, lovers, and hometowns. Inspired by this culture, this series uses two peaceful and charming “PILOT DOG’S” as original pinup dogs. This art was created by London-based graphic artist Russell Maurice. All models come with a tag with a “PILOT DOG’S” sticker. *CERAKOTE A special coating agent with ceramic as its main component. It has excellent heat resistance, wear resistance, durability, and melt resistance, and clears the military specs specified by the U.S. military. Adhesion to the workpiece is extremely high, and it is scratch-resistant and difficult to peel off. Due to its high adhesion, it is difficult for water to enter under the paint, so it is difficult to corrode and has high heat insulation, so it is also used for heat-resistant paint around the engine of automobiles and motorcycles. This is a device holder that can also store large smartphones. There are 3 specifications to fix the holder, the eggplant hook attached to the top, the nylon tape with hooks stretched vertically, and the hook-and-loop fastener tape on the side. You can attach it to places where you can easily carry it, such as D-rings, bag straps, and belt loops on your pants. The shop-limited color “Air Force Blue” is based on the color of the flight suit at the time, which was the motif. After repeated trial and error, we were finally able to reproduce this calm, deep color. Combined with the shiny nylon filament, it has a unique texture.