The P-40 All-Terrain Gen.3 Tactical Pants will be available in two weeks
UF PRO, part of Mehler Systems announced on August 19 the launch of the P-40 All-Terrain Gen.3 Tactical Pants – the latest evolution of its established P-40 line. Designed for performance across diverse terrains and conditions, the Gen.3 model delivers a balance of ruggedness, comfort, and adaptability.
The pants integrate three core material elements: a PolyCo Ripstop main fabric for durability, breathability, and quick drying; stretch panels for enhanced freedom of movement; and reinforced CORDURA areas for high-abrasion resistance. This tri-material construction ensures the pants remain lightweight yet exceptionally robust, adapting to both high-intensity operations and extended wear.
A modular knee protection system further underscores the focus on functionality. The streamlined design includes an abrasion-resistant front layer and allows users to tailor protection with UF PRO 3D Knee Pads – available for either enhanced impact resistance or added cushioning during prolonged kneeling. For environments with higher risks, the 3D Pads can be paired with UF PRO Solid Pads to provide lightweight defense against penetration from sharp objects such as screws, needles, or glass.
Practicality remains central to the design. With eleven ergonomically placed pockets, the pants offer versatile storage for mission-critical equipment. The Waist/Flex system delivers a stable, adaptive fit that adjusts naturally to body movement and load-bearing gear. For greater versatility, operators can integrate the Waist/Flex Belt to increase load stability, add a WINDSTOPPER liner to counter cold-weather conditions, or open knee ventilation zippers to release heat in demanding, hot environments.
“With the P-40 All-Terrain Gen.3 Tactical Pants we set out to combine durability, mobility, and adaptability in a single solution. The result is a pair of tactical pants designed to perform reliably year-round, across different terrains and conditions,” said Dejan Kastelic, Head of Research & Development at UF PRO.
