The title is pretty self-explanatory but what makes me interested is that this Veteran-owned clothing brand has combined my favorite camouflage pattern and cap style. It’s like a Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup for my head!
www.wrmfzy.com/products/creeper-five-panel-cap
Shadow Tech is well known in Sniper circles for their HOG Saddle. They had quite a few wares for the Precision marksman but one thing which stuck out was the Tripod Camo Sleeves by Rauch Precision.
Available in MultiCam and Kryptek Highlander, these sleeves are made from 1000D Cordura with a no-slip backer. They are laced into place with shockcord which can be used to hold foliage or other items like a Kestrel. They also deaden the noise when Tripod legs are banged.
They are a made specifically for the PIG 0311-G Tripod, also from the makers of the HOG Saddle. However, they’ll make custom length versions if you inquire.
This is the replacement of the Disruptive Pattern Print (DPP)-derived Disruptive Pattern Naval Uniform (DPNU) with the MCP-derived Maritime Multicam Camouflage Uniform (MMCU) for the Royal Australian Navy.
Reader Krisss shared this image of the Hungarian 2015M Camo Pattern yesterday. The image sits on the Combat Gear Blog.
Meet the Hybrid SF, the very latest helmet cover from Agilite. Designed to the exact specifications of SOF from a small country in the Middle East that shall remain nameless, it includes an integral PVS 31 battery pack/counterweight pouch, full upper retention, extended velcro areas and added accessory-securing points and it is 100% made in Israel.
The Hybrid SF is available for the Ops Core Ballistic XP and Ops Core Super High Cut (Maritime) helmets in all sizes in Ranger Green and Multicam and for other helmet types and colours on request.
See more at www.agilitegear.com/helmetcovers/hybridsf.
As you know, Airmen have been wearing Operational Camouflage Pattern and MultiCam for years. Unfortunately, it’s been based on either duty position or command of assignment. Everyone else has been saddled with that travesty of a camouflage pattern, Digital Tigerstripe, since 2006. Lately, I’ve been hearing lots of chatter from industry that an announcement of an Air Force-wide transition to OCP was imminent. These slides discuss the issue.
It looks like the long pole in the tent remains buying the Legacy ABU inventory from Defense Logistics Agency. They still don’t know how much it will cost or how they’ll pay for it. This same issue held up transition from Woodland/Desert to Digital Tigerstripe.
An interesting aside is that Airmen call ACUs.”, “OCPs” because they don’t understand the pattern is OCP while the uniform is the Army Combat Uniform. I guess they’ll have to refer to it as the Airman Combat Uniform.
Briefing courtesy of www.facebook.com/AirForceForum.
Hyperstealth announced a new pattern developed exclusively for Härkila, one of the top brands in hunting for the European market was released at the IWA in Nuremberg Germany and available to order July 2018.
This is a sneak peek of the new Kit Sophia, a completely new way of providing individual camouflage from FibroTex.
Each kit is 50cm x 50cm and comes loaded with a cartridge containing 30 running meters (3 meters wide) of mesh material.
It is a crushed 2D, reversible net which offers Viz, NIR and TIR concealment. Because it’s reversible, it can be used in two different environments. Because of the material’s flexibility, it can be used to camouflage individuals, fighting positions, static vehicles, sensors, supplies, etc.
Look for full details soon.
