Killdozer Patch

Armored Dozer Morale Patch

The Killdozer Patch from Tactical Gear Junkie is a full-color morale patch showing the armored bulldozer from the 2004 Granby, Colorado incident, rendered in gray armor plating over a yellow tracked chassis and blade. It measures 2 x 4 inches and has a hook backing, so it goes on any loop panel on a hat, jacket, bag or plate carrier, and moves to another one whenever you like. It suits patch collectors, people who build out a patch wall, and anyone who wants a recognizable piece of internet-famous history on their kit.

Features

• Molded PVC Construction — The patch is cast in PVC, a flexible molded rubber that holds its color and shape better than embroidered thread and wipes clean.
• Raised 3D Detail — Armor panels, track links, drive sprockets and the blade arms sit at different heights, so the design reads clearly even at a distance.
• Full-Color Design — Charcoal and gray armor plating sit over a yellow and gold undercarriage, all framed by a black border.
• Hook Fastener Backing — The hook side of a hook-and-loop fastener is fitted to the back, so it presses onto any loop panel and peels off again for repositioning.
• 2 x 4 Inch Size — At 2 inches tall by 4 inches wide (about 5 x 10 cm), it fits standard loop panels on caps, packs and plate carriers.
• Contour-Cut Shape — The outline follows the bulldozer's silhouette instead of a plain rectangle or circle.
• Made In The USA — Tactical Gear Junkie produces its patches in-house in Winchester, Kentucky.

Build And Fit

The patch is one piece of molded PVC with the hook fastener bonded to the back, so there are no threads to fray or pull loose. To mount it, you need a loop panel: the soft, fuzzy side of a hook-and-loop fastener, found on most tactical caps, plate carriers, packs and patch boards. This listing is the full-color version, and Tactical Gear Junkie also makes the design in OD green.