When you’re opposed to "Best Korea", you need the best gear. Enter South Korean Granite B. This unique pattern appears to be based off of MARPAT, with colors tweaked for the Korean peninsula. The South Korean Granite B camo is a rare five-color digital pattern, available now at KommandoStore straight from the Republic of Korea Army (ROKA). 

Introduced in 2010 to distinguish South Korean forces from their northern counterparts, this field shirt rocks the pixelated Granite B camo—a blend of dark green, brown, black, and khaki that melts into mountainous and urban landscapes. Whether you’re hiking, LARPing for Worst Korea, or channeling your inner Roof Korean, this uniform delivers durability and stealth with a fermented cabbage finish.

Built for the War that Never Ends

The Granite B pattern is unique, effective, and extremely difficult to acquire in large quantities. Most users outside of Korea have had to rely on online auctions and sketchy websites to track down a set or two at a time. Now we’ve got a hearty helping of the stuff so you can set monitor the DMZ situation in your very own home (let no one across).

A belt to believe in

These things are way better than the elastic waist-sinching garbage with roller locks or the wimpy canvas and spiky square belts of BDUs gone by. This rigger belt will not only support your pants, it could likely support your weight (well, most of you), and is easy to repurpose as a strap, tourniquet, or trailer-park rope-dart.

Specs

• Genuine Surplus from the ROK military
• Startlingly simple triglide passthrough "buckle"

Sizing

Based off of Maximum waist size. Grab a tailor's tape and see what your lattitude is where you'd normally wear your pants.

Condition

Belts are in good, functional condition. May have minor signs of wear, but your belt will be able to serve you well for years to come.