5.11 Tactical Stryke Shirt S/S: the working version
Duty clothing is equipment you wear for twelve hours straight. The 5.11 Tactical Stryke Shirt S/S is cut for the work — movement first, looks holding up anyway.
Why it earns its place
- Flex-tac construction. Fabric picked for wear, not the catalog photo.
- Teflon-treated. Stated by the maker — the details that matter at hour ten.
- Sized to fit. Stocked in 5 sizes — see options.
Who runs it
Officers, EMS, security, and outdoor professionals who wear their equipment.
Specifications
| Type | Apparel |
|---|---|
| Fabric | Flex-Tac |
| Sizes | Small, Medium, Large, X-Large, 2X-Large |
| Colors | Black, Dark Navy, Khaki, TDU Green |
| SKU | 5-71354ABR |
Common questions
How does sizing run?
Order your normal size in the listed range — and ask the Network if you’re between sizes; we’ll check the maker’s chart.
About 5.11 Tactical
5.11 began as rock climber Royal Robbins’ 1968 Modesto apparel company — the pant rated for a 5.11-grade climb became the FBI Academy’s issue trousers, and in 2003 Dan Costa built the tactical brand around that legacy. 911 Network outfits first responders and the citizens who back them — ask the Network before you buy and we’ll confirm the fit for your setup.
