Emerson Blue Label G3 combat pants review.
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- čas přidán 5. 08. 2024
- These are the Emerson Blue Label G3 combat pants. I purchased these Multicam combat pants from Evike airsoft for 103.50$ USD
www.evike.com/products/87883/
Shipping was free UPS ground through Evike. The pants are an excellent copy of the Crye Precision G3 Combat pants and easily on par from offerings from Semapo Gear and others. one of the best parts of these G3 replicas is unlike so many others they have the Multicam 4 way stretch material like the actual Cryes.
I apologize for the shakiness of the video, I had to record this one without my camera mount.
Thanks for the great in depth review. I own other Cryes, but didn't feel like spending the big coin again and this video convinced me to go with Emerson Blue Label.
Glad I was able to help, I have been really pleased with these Emersons.
Great review, I own the same emerson blue label g3s and the quality is amazing. Real crye multicam fabric. Agree with everything u said. Keep up the reviews. Waiting for your follow up review.
Thanks a lot man, I can't wait to get to use the Emerson set fully and give a good follow up. After the new year rolls around should be able to start moving more and getting out there.
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Good review man! keep it up
Thanks brother!!
Awesome review man!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it and liked it. Hope you stick around and check out some of my other content. 🤙🏼
Looking forward for the follow up video ! ! !
Hope to do a follow up soon.
Great Job
Thank man! I appreciate it.
Suitable for a Gelsoft player and Military cosplayer like me. Thanks for the review.
Great for airsoft and to be quite honest I would have worn these on deployment.
@@Muddy_Reviews just bought and gonna deploy in Ukraine, hope they’re durability is ok
@@ewoci2204 I haven't put the level of austereness you will be on mine but they are holding up nicely with Airsoft use.
@@Muddy_Reviews we’ll see
Can you adjust them slightly bigger on waist, or are they only able to adjust smaller? I am between a 40w and a 38w.
Nope, I have the same issue I have been fluctuating between a 36 and 39 so the Emerson go from fitting perfectly to not at all and I have to wear the 40W Krydex which are a bit to big. The Emerson will shrink down to about a 36 but max out at their intended size of 38R.
Can you buy the pants longer or have enought material to unhem them for a 36" Length?
I haven't seen these avaliable in Long length from Emerson. I don't think there is enough material there to get a 36 length but I could be wrong.
I'm buying one right now on Multicam Black and buying olive drab Crye kneepads to go with it.
Sounds like a vibe won't lie. You won't regret it.
How's the sizing? Last set of Emerson I bought were asian sizing so like 2 sizes too small
These are US size, pretty true to size actually. I wear a 38R Crye for comfort and these fit pretty much the same if not exactly the same.
Any updates? Seeing into getting a pair. Hows the sizing? Should I get a 34W for a 32W and hows the length? Im a 32 but with boots maybe a 33 so 34/34 if guess would fit well. Dope vid thx
The inseam on my 38R Blue Labels is 32, and the smaller waist is usually a 31 to 31.5. The uniform has been holding up well.
How accurate is the multicam camo on the blue labels. The MC pants from idogear I have run WAY too bright and Crye used marketplace is absurd
The Emerson Blue Labels pattern is really good. I am not 100% sure but I think they may use real Crye fabric. When I compare them to my real Army Custom Crye G2s they like identical. I really think the Blue Labels are one of the best repro Crye sets out there.
@@Muddy_Reviews sweet. If it's close enough all the dirt sand and mud will get it to 100 percent, it does look as though they're using the CRYE pattern so your vid just sold me on them
@@Goobid4 I'm a fan, really.glad I got them to be 💯. My Krydex are ok but you can tell they are off. These just look good. Also really glad I could help!
Bet they glow under IR tho. Sum rattlecan would fix that tho. Lmk the quality, stretchyness(mobility) of these, wouldnt mind a pair or two. I rly need a wuality combat shirt longsleeve and short tho too
Stretch material is the best I have seen outside of real Crye trousers so far. I don't know how bad they will color shift under NODS but the material seem to be real Multicam material and not fake material. The combat shirt isn't too bad and feels really nice, I think the Emerson set is once of the best repros I have seen that is mass commercially available.
Confused on the sizing trying too buy aor2 g3 I wear a large long or 38 waist 34 length and im trying too find the size any help?
@WaceyR the Emerson Blue/Yellow label stuff is true to US sizing. If you are looking at the Tan label Emerson stuff I recommend a size up from what you normally wear. So a XXXL is around a 40 waist supposedly and is more like a 38.5 to 39.
@@Muddy_Reviews thank you they need too rlly fix this issue
@WaceyR I agree, but also, they are made for a different market over all.
Are they true to size from one 38 to another?
They are the same as my real Crye ACs in size. So I would say yes true to size.
Emersonger is wich country mark ?
Emerson is a Chinese brand.
I'm guessing they're not NIR compliant?
Probably not.
How different or what are the differences between blue label and black label
The blue label are Emersons "premier" brand and of higher quality and standards. They use real Crye Fabric and are made true to US sizing.
I need the overview!
I recently hit a recovery milestone so I am hoping to have a follow-up review by June. I will finally be attending some pick up games in May.
This is yellow label. Follow your link and reed. And in the video you can see the yellow label. Not blue. I have this pants model em9319 and are so good.
I reached out for some clarification as when I ordered these they were listed as Blue Label. I see how the link now says Yellow Label and is the same pant model number EMB9319 between both pants. A search online of that model number yields numerous results for Emerson Blue label sales posts. I believe the physical label in the pants was a.) Either never Blue or B.) Was changed to Emerson Yellow label and there was some rebranding done with no changes to the product and I purchased these before the store changed their links to match. But I will report back when I have more info.
So I got more information and clarification Francesc FP. These are indeed Emerson Blue Label but also Emerson Yellow Label. Emerson switched the nomenclature around a little while ago and "blue lable" is now their casual clothes line and their high end Tactical line is now called "yellow label". This is why when you follow the link in my description it is now to Emerson "Yellow label". These are the exact same as when I ordered them about a year ago and were called "Blue Label". The change was made by Emerson so they could differentiate between their casual and tactical lines and these are still the EMB9319 uniforms and aren't any different. When I purchased these and uploaded my review the link was under the nomenclature on the EVIKE.COM website as Blue Label and they have changed it to reflect Emersons nomenclature change as well. Hope this information was useful for you in understanding why you may have thought the information in the video may have been inaccurate, thanks fornthe comment and take care.
What's the length on them
Around a 32 inseam.
You measured that yourself right 5.11 tacs measure about just under 33 just need to be as close as I can bc I am very tall
@Michael Barrett-allman I can double-check it again to get you an exact number when I get back to the house.
That would be very helpful been debating on buying these but there was no info on length
@Michael Barrett-allman 34 inch is the length on my 38s. That's what the inner label says and I confirmed it with a tape measure.
If you want to sell your old tactical pants im ready to buy for a discount
@@yasirurooj8749 LOL, I will keep you in mind. 🤙🏼
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Follow up please
As soon as I get some further game play and use I will be doing a second video.