Luminae Scrim Ties are laser cut sections of MultiCam fabric that can be easily tied to a helmet or scrim net to create a scrim camouflage effect.
Each pack contains 15 individual scrim ties.
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Luminae Scrim Ties
Tuesday, September 14th, 2021DSEi 21 – C2R FAST Chameleon
Tuesday, September 14th, 2021
The Chameleon is C2R FAST’s latest creation. It consists of a Base Carrier seen here which accepts skins in different colors and patterns, allowing you to change the camouflage of your vest without buying a new one.
Here’s an example. In less than a minute, this vest was transitioned to MultiCam Alpine.
Here you can see how it works. The skin features two openings which are stretched around Tegris lips to keep the skin aligned and in place.
If you can think of the pattern, they’ve got it, or can do it.
The Chameleon will be available for order as soon as C2R FAST launches their new website in the next few weeks.
ARKTIS Adds PenCott-GreenZone To Its Roster of Camouflage Patterns
Thursday, August 26th, 2021“ARKTIS” is a legendary brand name within the UK and northern/western European military and law enforcement sectors. Originally founded in the town of Exeter in Devon by a former Royal Marine officer in 1985, the brand is now owned by Francis Dinsmore Ltd., a 230 year old textile producer in Northern Ireland.
ARKTIS was one of the very first companies that catered specifically to the needs of special operations forces, as well as regular units deployed on specialized operations – such as peacekeeping and patrolling. It could in fact be said that ARKTIS was one of the founding fathers of the revolution in military gear that we have seen develop over the past 25-30 years.
No company or brand survives by resting on its laurels though, and ARKTIS has always been known for innovating and making things that are better made and more attuned to the needs of end-users than standard options. This extends right down to the fabric that ARKTIS constructs its combat garments from. ARKTIS uses a tough, nIR-compliant, 50/50 poly-cotton ripstop fabric that is specially woven, printed, and DWR treated for them by Dinsmore.
Among various solid colors and camouflage patterns, ARKTIS is now manufacturing a range of their garments and headgear in the PenCott-GreenZone pattern. Officially licensed by Hyde Definition Ltd., ARKTIS GreenZone® camo garments are already in use protecting UK Police teams on special rural surveillance operations. A range of GreenZone items can also now be purchased by ARKTIS wholesalers and dealers – and also through the ARKTIS commercial webstore for individual purchasers.
PenCott-GreenZone was developed through years of independent research by Dom Hyde in the UK, and has been successfully proven as an amazingly effective camouflage pattern by users all around the world since its introduction to the market in 2011. The PenCott pattern geometry is so effective because it combines superior shape disruption as well as the illusion of 3D depth through texture matching techniques in a hybrid combination of omnidirectional micro, midi, and macro fractal elements.
See more about the whole family of PenCott patterns at www.pencottcamo.com and view the full range of ARKTIS GreenZone garments at www.arktis.co.uk.
Altama x Relv Camo OTB Maritime Mids Now Available
Monday, August 23rd, 2021
ORSM 21 – OTTE Gear Sneak Peek
Wednesday, August 11th, 2021Coming this fall from OTTE Gear is this limited edition of their LV Insulated Hoody in an ultra-rare camouflage pattern recreated by artist Andrew Bawidamann.
The LV Insulated Hoody combines 100G Primaloft Gold Insulation with weather-resistant DWR coated Patriot Lite fabric. Inside, they’ve applied 200D MultiCam reinforcement patches to protect against sidearm (OWB/IWB) abrasions. Topped off with fleece-lined hand pockets, invisible Napoleon-style chest pocket and large internal pouch.
Terrain Camouflage from Snugpak
Sunday, August 8th, 2021
Items in Terrain Camouflage by Snugpak is now available from Platatac. Designed for concealment, it utilises a pattern and color palette that compliments the Australian bush.
Starting with Snugpak’s Jungle Bag and Jungle Blanket, Terrain Camouflage will be released in some of Snugpak’s popular products like the Jungle Blanket which is also offered in Olive.
Made with Micro Diamond 100% Polyester outer teamed with Paratex Antibacterial 100% Polyester inner fabric and a polyester insulation, the Jungle Blanket is Antibacterial, anti-microbial, windproof and water resistant. Offered in Standard and Extra Large sizes.
A&A Tactical – Headset Re-build Kit for MSA Sordin Supreme Pro & TCI Liberator
Saturday, July 10th, 2021
A&A Tactical offers a Behind the Head style Headset 3-Piece Rebuild Kit.
It comes in your choice of the various colors/patterns available:
– Multicam
– Multicam Black
– Multicam Arid
– Multicam Alpine
– Multicam Tropic
– Mil-Spec Khaki (similar to Eagle’s MJK)
– AOR1
– AOR2
– M81 Woodland
– Ranger Green
– Black
– Coyote Brown
– Wolf Grey
– Crocodile Grey (similar to MAS Grey and is a mix of Ranger Green and Charcoal Grey)
– Blue Grey
– Pink
– CADPAT TW
– Kryptek Typhon
– Kryptek Mandrake
– Kryptek Highlander
– Tiger Stripe
– Desert Tiger Stripe
TacHacker – Helmet Assault Ghillie
Saturday, July 10th, 2021TNVC’s Augee Kim recently shared his Helmet Assault Ghillie DIY project on social media. Here it is, in case you missed it.
Recent little project of mine that I’m calling the “Helmet Assault Ghillie,” or “HAG.”
Inspired by WWII-era “net” helmet covers, I wanted a quick and easy way to attach and remove camouflage scrim to a helmet, while still retaining full functionality of critical components like the helmet rails/rail-mounted accessories, Core Survival Hel-Star 6 IFF strobes, external power connectors, retention systems, etc.
The base is a 550 cord net secured to the helmet using shock cord and clipped on to the helmet clips included with the Ops-Core Step-In Visor (the kit actually includes all the needed clips—two long ones for Super High Cut configuration rails as well as two short ones for High Cut/XP configuration rails, I just installed both), to which I used jute twine to tie on manufactured camouflage net as well as cut strips of Multicam mesh material, but you could also tie or tuck any foliage, burlap, or other material to it as well.
The final product gives me full function (including being able to change batteries in the external battery pack by unhooking the back of the HAG) of all my helmet-mounted systems, while, in my opinion, effectively breaking up the outline of the helmet and providing effective (and matching—tacti-fashion is important too) additional camouflage that is non-permanent, and quick and easy to attach and remove.
