Formed in 1943 at Camp Hale, Colorado — 9,200 feet up, nicknamed "Camp Hell" by the men who trained there — the 10th Mountain learned to ski, climb, and fight in conditions that grounded most other units. In February 1945, they made their name for good: a night climb up Italy's Riva Ridge, a cliff the Germans considered unclimbable and left undefended. They were wrong.

Available in sizes 4–10 inches (size ordered is height, including any added tabs), in white, black, or silver. We have Arctic, Sniper, and Sapper tabs listed as options, but also carry Ranger and others — just add a note with which tab you want. Want a different color than what's listed? Just add a note at checkout. Cut from durable outdoor vinyl.

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