3D PVC Patch "Bad to the Drone" Small | 101 INC
Compact 3D PVC rubber morale patch "Bad to the Drone" (Small edition) by 101 INC. Highly durable, flexible, and all-weather proof with a hook Velcro backing for quick attachment to plate carriers, caps, and tactical bags.
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The 101 INC 3D PVC "Bad to the Drone" Small Patch is a compact morale patch designed for drone operators, tactical enthusiasts, and airsoft players looking to add personality to their gear. 101 INC is recognized for dependable equipment built to satisfy the adrenaline-fueled demands of both tactical operations and outdoor adventure.
Molded from high-grade flexible PVC rubber, this patch features a clean 3D relief design that holds up against rough field use. Unlike traditional fabric patches, PVC will not fray, soak up water, or trap dirt, and it wipes clean in seconds. Fitted with a hook Velcro backing, it adheres firmly to any modular loop surface on vests, combat shirts, hats, or packs.
Key Features:
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Compact 3D Design: Raised relief artwork in a smaller, space-saving format.
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All-Weather PVC: Resists mud, water, UV fading, and abrasion.
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Effortless Maintenance: Non-absorbent surface that cleans easily with water.
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Hook-and-Loop Backing: Pre-installed hook Velcro for instant gear attachment.
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
| Brand | 101 INC |
| Design | Bad to the Drone (Small) |
| Type | 3D PVC Morale Patch |
| Material | 100% Flexible PVC Rubber |
| Attachment | Hook-and-Loop (Velcro) |
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