New Patterns and the reality of camo
There are a ton of cool looking camo patterns out there that are fun to wear while playing airesoft or paintball and then there are camo patterns that are absolutely useless in the military and are going to put you in the crosshairs of an enemy sniper because you standout like a groundhog on a hill. Digital pattern camo was cool when it first came out but it doesn’t work well. The idea was theoretically good but didn’t work. Multicam was a big step forward and what looks like the military is going to up in the air after some testing with Cr
ye Precision’s MultiCam, it looks like budget cuts might hold that idea up. My standards for what actually works in camo is from a bow hunters point of view. If the pattern makes you hard to spot in a tree stand it’s probable a good idea for the military.
There is a new Multicam black that has been hard to keep on the shelves because like the previous Multicam, it actually works well in many environments. The majority of the multicam we are carrying is the TruSpec multicam which comes in various products from the 24/7 Series tactical pants for $64.95 to the once piece assault suit. I personally find the Assault suit to be a very nice bow hunting option because it has knee pads and elbow pads built into it although I know it’s kind of pricey. The new combat shirts should be in sometime in the next month with the multicam and multicam black.