Turns out, Kryptek is more than just developers of camouflage. Look for the Valhalla shirt and pant coming in June.
Turns out, Kryptek is more than just developers of camouflage. Look for the Valhalla shirt and pant coming in June.
Deceptex, Hyperstealth’s bold new direction in commercial camouflage production now has revealed its 225th camouflage pattern. The naming convention for the original sets of patterns was based on the NATO phonetic alphabet. This newest bunch has adopted the World War 2-era alphabet. With thousands upon thousands of potential patterns in Hyperstealth’s vault it will be interesting to see what else they release and how they name it.
These products are made in JGSDF flecktarn camo by Tactical Tailor exclusively for Aggressor Group. They’re pretty cool and we though you might get a kick out of them.
Hyperstealth Biotechnology Corporation’s print on demand camouflage service, Deceptex, is up to 164 available patterns.
We spoke with Hyperstealth at Warrior Expo West and Guy Cramer said that uniforms would be available in a field uniforms cut similar to the ACU as well as an Underway uniform cut.
Available this Summer from www.hyperstealth.com/deceptex.
By close of business yesterday, the Army had cancelled the Request For Information from industry for “Request for Information on Field Solutions to Soldier Camouflage: Identify in-the-field solutions/materials that will give Soldiers the ability to improve/adjust camouflage uniforms and equipment to better match the specific terrain.” It’s too bad. This could have been pretty cool.
-DR