Canadian Forces Converged Rainsuit Guide

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>DESCRIPTION The rainsuit, comprising of a jacket and trousers, is a converged design meeting the Air Force and Army’s requirements for a suitable rainsuit system. The rain jacket and trousers are equipped with a Waterproof, Moisture Vapour Permeable (WMVP) membrane with static dissipative properties incorporated into the fabric. The WMVP membrane provides protection from the wind and rain while permitting the transfer of body moisture to the outside of the garment. To ensure greater protection from the elements entering the garment, the seams are sealed with a compatible waterproof tape. The anti-static properties add some protection in an Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) hazardous environment when following proper grounding procedures.

>CONCEPT OF USE: The converged rainsuit addresses the need for a garment that will keep the individual dry and comfortable in temperatures ranging from +10ºC to + 25ºC. The rainsuit provides wind and rain protection and allows for the transfer of body moisture to the outside. The Air Force developed the rain jacket and pant ensemble using the WMVP technology incorporating anti-static properties into the textile to accommodate the requirements of their flight line personnel. Art Direction: ADM(PA) DPAPS CS08-0176

The convergence with the Air Force’s “2 in 1” rainsuit, allowed the Army to optimize the current design by adding modifications that include customized fit options, improved ventilation and additional pockets. The Converged CADPAT™ Rainsuit (CCR) is available in the Canadian Disruptive Pattern (CADPAT™) in both Temperate Woodland (TW) and Arid Region (AR) making it compatible with other in-service combat clothing systems.

>USER MAINTENANCE You are responsible for the care and maintenance of your rain suit. To maximize and maintain performance: A. ensure there are no punctures in the WMVP membrane as the rainsuit’s performance will be degraded; B. in the event of damage and/or deterioration, return to clothing stores for repair; C. to maintain performance keep the garment clean and rinse well when laundering. Ensure the rainsuit is washed separately from other garments to maintain the integrity of the electrostatic dissipative properties of the fabric; D. read the specific care/maintenance instructions label on each garment; and E. DO NOT remove the reflector tape tabs and /or ear defender straps from the garment.

LAUNDERING PROCEDURE: Machine wash Tumble Dry on High on hot up to 50ºC

Do Not Iron

Do Not Bleach

Do Not Dry Clean

Hidden front chest pocket* 2-way zipper* Side vents with 2-way zipper and bottom snap closure to allow for greater ease of movement and access to trouser pocket* Adjustable elastic draw-cord for better fit and wind protection* Reinforced elbow Underarm ventilation with waterproof 2-way zipper Brassard holder Detachable hood with 2-way zipper* Chin/neck guard for zipper when collar is fully closed* Adjustable elastic draw-cord to maximize fit and wind protection. Back includes “beavertail” for added protection when sitting or crouching Mesh liner* Adjustable cuffs for wind and rain protection* Front storm flap with hidden snaps for wind protection*

Front yoke vent with concealed reflector tabs (Not To Be Removed); Underarm ventilation with waterproof 2-way zipper* Billow pockets with side hand warmer and ear defender strap (Not To Be Removed)*

* Common feature with “2-in-1” rainsuit.

BACK

Hood retaining tab*

Back vent with concealed reflective tabs; Not to be removed*

Reinforced elbows Tape fastener tab for securing elastic draw-cord from back, through crotch area, to front

Extended collar for added neck protection

Sleeve pockets for PRR (Personal Role Radio) with concealed passthrough for earpiece cable. Face of pocket includes loop fastening tape for the application of an IFF (Integrated Friend or Foe) identification patch or other types of patches

* Common feature with “2-in-1” rainsuit.

Zipped side ankle opening with gusset*

Waistband snap closure

Zipped pass-through pockets*

Elasticized waistband with draw-cord

Reinforced knees with concealed reflector tabs (Not To Be Removed)* Adjustable compression tabs at ankle with tunnel enclosure

Extra long belt loops with snap closures*

FOR MORE INFORMATION: www.forces.gc.ca/cts

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