Enola Gaye Hang Ten Belt / Bandolier for Airsoft Smoke Grenades (Color: Black)

*Grenades not includedWidely accepted as the world's most fashionable belt, the HTB can hold your pants up whilst prepping you for the heaviest of days. Simple loops of elastic keep your ten awesome smoke grenades safe and ready for that ambush you were drawing up last night.

The HTB is designed to hold the following products: – Wire Pull Smoke – Burst Smoke – Flash Grenades – Friction Smoke

Features:

• Heavy duty nylon construction w/ polymer QD buckle
• Adjustable one-size-fits-most, can be used as a belt or bandolier
• Elastic bands hold grenades securely in place

Size: One Size Fits Most (Adjustable)
Color: Black
Material: High Durability Nylon, Elastic, Polymer

Manufacturer: Enola Gaye

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About Enola Gaye

Disclaimer for Smoke Grenades:
In compliance with Department of Transportation regulations, smoke grenades must be shipped via ground shipping with hazardous material handling. A hazardous material handling fee of $30 per package will be assessed by the carrier at time of check out.

Smoke Grenades cannot be shipped outside of the lower 48 states of the U.S.A

All non-qualifying orders will be canceled and refunded immediately

Do not leave smoke grenades under high heat, or in the vehicle unattended

Due to the nature of this item and the complexity requirement on shipping, smoke grenades cannot be returned

Do not use indoors

Do not use in near flammable objects

Do not use in open brush, or around flammable surroundings

Enola Gaye is Europes longest serving pyrotechnic company manufacturing pyrotechnics for the paintball and airsoft industries. The brand was founded in 1996 with the idea to manufacture a pyrotechnic paint grenade that looked similar to the real thing and was biodegradable; the idea was to make a product from pressed paper pulp, similar to an egg box. Previously the former Astra Fireworks had offered a similar pyrotechnic made from polystyrene which was painted black, but blasted into thousands of un-biodegradeable white pieces, this was unrealistic for paintball fields looking to keep their woodlands tidy under the watchful eyes of the UK’s tough planning councillors.