This is a Spec Ops Brand T.H.E. Pack in US4CES OCIE pattern. It is not yet for sale in this camo scheme.
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US4CES Family of Camouflage – Spec Ops Brand
Thursday, May 3rd, 2012US4CES Family of Camouflage – Spot the Soldier – Solution
Thursday, May 3rd, 2012
US4CES Family of Camouflage – Spot the Soldier
Thursday, May 3rd, 2012Find the Soldier in this live environment photo of US4CES Camo. In an hour, we’ll show you wear he is.
US4CES Family of Camouflage – Tactical Tailor
Thursday, May 3rd, 2012
US4CES Family of Camouflage
Thursday, May 3rd, 2012
Here is a live environment photo of the US4CES Family of Camouflage in Transitional and Arid patterns along with gear in the OCIE pattern.
Warrior West – US4CES Family of Camouflage
Wednesday, May 2nd, 2012ADS Inc teamed up with Guy Cramer of Hyperstealth Biotechnology Corp to answer the US Army’s call for a family of camouflage patterns consisting of Transitional, Desert, and Woodland patterns with an optional pattern for organizational clothing and equipment.
Their entry, called US4CES (pronounced U-S forces) was selected as a finalist and awaits operational testing later this Summer.
Here you can see an Underway Uniform in the Woodland US4CES variant with an LBT plate carrier and pack in the OCIE pattern. Keep your eyes peeled for more photos soon.
For more information visit www.adsinc.com/us4ces
Warrior West – Hyperstealth Urban Camo
Wednesday, May 2nd, 2012Hyperstealth’s Canadian Urban Environment 1&2 patterns are currently undergoing trials with the Canadian military.
Both are seen here along with arid coloration samples (CUEPAT 2 is left, CUEPAT 1 is right).
War Sport Bungee Available for Pre-Order
Wednesday, May 2nd, 2012We’ve talked about it before, Kit Up went into some detail about it. Now you can pre-order it. The bungee creates tension to maintain devices such as counter weights, IR strobes, IR devices, cables, etc. from coming loose when jumping or encountering high-wind conditions. Velcro is great but when it becomes dirty or worn it looses its grip, and paracord and hundred-mile-an-hour tape isn’t much help.
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