Murdock Webbing has introduced MultiCam Black to their line of Jacquard webbing. It meets all nIR requirements set by Crye Precision, and is offered in the following constructions:
• Backpack strap weight products – designed to meet or exceed the specifications for AA-55301. Comes in standard widths of .75”, 1”, 1.5” and 2”. Custom widths also available.
• Belt weight products – 1.5” and 1.75” standard widths. Custom widths also available.
• NEW: Reinforced products – maximum “stiff” hand that does not bend from selvedge edge to edge. Rigid, hard-wearing belt and backpack weight webbing for heavy duty, high intensity applications.
What’s more, Murdock is the only webbing manufacturer using Schoeller’s NanoSphere® Technology. Optional NanoSphere® application repels water and dirt to create a self-cleaning finish.
Be sure to visit Murdock Webbing at SHOT Show in booth #31000 and see their full line of narrow woven fabrics in such patterns as:
• MultiCam® and MultiCam® Black
• A-Tacs AU, A-Tacs FG, and A-Tacs iX
• Kryptek Highlander and Kryptek Mandrake,
• Woodland M81
• PenCott BadLands and PenCott GreenZone
• AOR1 and AOR2
Pretty amazing that companies are still producing Multicam Black gear when it’s been proven by multiple entities to be an ineffective camo pattern – but I guess those without that knowledge still drive demand.
What are you talking about? MC Black is officially designed not to conceal anything:
“It projects a distinctly authoritative presence appropriate for domestic operations. MultiCam Black™ is designed to complement an officer’s existing equipment and present a sharp, professional image for top-tier law enforcement units.” thats what they say on Multicam website
Okay so when big Army ran ineffective camo ( though UCP looks surprisingly good in places like NYC, grandma’s couch, and rock quarries) I was mad. It cost a lot of money and covered MANY MANY MANY people. It was expected to camouflage people and it mostly sucked at it.
When individuals or small groups, especially those who don’t require the pattern to hide them or in fact are choosing it to stand out, look cool, or “because I can and they can’t” buy it? Yeah man, play ball. It looks cool and that’s enough.
Nice!
As an amateur gear maker/modifier, I have been patiently waiting (over two years now?) for this to finally come out.
The jacquard woven patterns are perfect on gear with high abrasion use: adjustable pack straps, belts, weapon slings, watch strap, etc.
The printed webbing patterns quickly wear off, in these applications.
How do you obtain articles from Murdock, though? I didn’t know they sell direct to consumer…
Any news on Multicam Tropic or Arid? Printed MC Tropic looks terrible when worn off.