Description
Airsoft Morale Patch Product Details
Hold My Hand – Morale Patch
Legend says James Butler Wild Bill” Hickok held the Dead Mans Hand, or aces and eights, when Jack McCall shot him in the No. 10 Saloon in Deadwood, Dakota Territory, in 1876.
Dont wish the Dead Mans Hand upon yourself. Have someone else Hold your hand.”
You want to stand out from the rest, this patch can add a little edge to whatever gear or apparel you add it to. Its the perfect addition to your patrol cap, boonie hat, molle gear, Assault Pack, Fleece – Softshell or other jacket, and more!
F-Bomb Morale Gear strives to bring you unique and entertaining morale patches. All patches are made with attention to detail using the best materials and construction to give you years of repeat use.
Make a statement and put something original on your gear.
Airsoft Morale Patch Product Features
HIGH STITCH COUNT: Provides impressive detail and makes a longer lasting and highly durable patch.
VELCRO BACKING: Removable and interchangeable.
Attaches to any loop panel. Perfect for your hat, backpack or any other VELCRO accessories.
SIZE: 4 inches x 3.5 inches
Available only from F-Bomb Morale Gear
About Morale Patches
Morale patches permit you to decorate your tactical equipment in the field and are camaraderie boosters. These patches are styled around things like movie quotes, memes, funny expressions, quips, and other off-the-cuff remarks. The patch design style includes and differs text, images, and graphics.
Morale Patches for Teams
Tactical groups, airsoft squads, and military units usually have a team patch or patch set. Pick a standard group of patches including a few morale patches which represent your unit if you are a group leader. You can use these group patches for team recognition, awards, achievements, and rank advances. It is a great way to create camaraderie within your unit. You can also keep a few spares on-hand for swapping patches with patch collectors, friendly units, or allied teams.
Campaign Specific Patches
Many special missions, military operations, or airsoft competitions usually have their own patches. Unit members or players who display these patches have the reputation that comes from completing that task, operation, or mission. When the mission happened, Mission patches are an excellent method to highlight who was there.
Patch Attachment
The majority of morale patches connect to equipment, uniforms, tactical vests, and bags using Velcro or hook and loop attachment backing. The hook side is generally located on the back of the patch with the loop attachment side on the uniform, bag, or vest panel. Other types of patches consist of iron-on and sew-on. Iron-on patches use an adhesive glue-like backing which warms up to adhere to the positioning area. Sew-on patches must use heavy duty sewing machines and matching thread to connect to a uniform or BDU blouse.
Kinds Of Patch Material
Morale patch material depends upon the producer. The primary front of the patch normally includes embroidered thread or PVC plastic material. The edges of the patch are sewn and the back is normally a Velcro loop backing.
About F-Bomb Morale Gear Morale Patches
Patches like the Hold My Hand – Morale Patch made by the F-Bomb Morale Gear usually hold up pretty well. Make sure to trim any loose threads to keep the patch stitching or embroidered patch edges from coming reversed or unraveling. You can try to cut or anchor any loose threads to extend the patch’s longevity.
Morale Patch Care
It is an excellent plan to remove Velcro patches before cleaning since the wear and tear of a washing machine can be hard on the patch. To wash removable PVC patches with Velcro attachments, take off the patch from the gear.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Question: How does the Hold My Hand – Morale Patch morale patch fasten to gear?
Answer: The Hold My Hand – Morale Patch morale patch connects to gear with hook and loop, Velcro panels, or thread depending on the patch type.
Question: Is the F-Bomb Morale Gear brand a good quality patch maker?
Answer: Yes, the F-Bomb Morale Gear brand makes decent quality patches at a good price. They should last for a good while.
Question: Where is the Hold My Hand – Morale Patch patch made?
Answer: Unless otherwise stated, the patches are made in East Asia. Check out the item description to learn more.
Question: What kind of materials are morale patches constructed of?
Answer: Morale patches are typically made of a few types of material including embroidered fabric, PVC plastic, thread, rubber, and other similar fabric materials.
Question: What types of gear can I put the Hold My Hand – Morale Patch morale patch on?
Answer: The Hold My Hand – Morale Patch patch works well on tactical and airsoft gear like tactical vests, plate carriers, equipment bags, FAST helmets, and tactical rucksacks.
