Highlander Tactical has partnered with Fireforce Ventures as their exclusive dealer of kydex products in Rhodesian camo. You will not be able to get this print from us at their store, but solely through Fireforce.
Highlander Tactical has partnered with Fireforce Ventures as their exclusive dealer of kydex products in Rhodesian camo. You will not be able to get this print from us at their store, but solely through Fireforce.
Shortly before the IWA we are pleased to present the new CONCAMO. It comes from Germany and was developed by Matthias Bürgin. And it will land from now on: Leo Köhler produces clothing from this new camouflage print. Gear in CONCAMO will come from ZENTAURON.
As you can see, you hardly see anything. But someone is hiding in the middle.
The story behind Confusion Camoflage (CONCAMO): The developer of CONCAMO designed camouflage even as a 10 year old child. The basic idea for CONCAMO was born in 1992 when Matthias Bürgin designed the first three dimensional camouflage nets at the age of 17. During his service with a special military unit, he was able to deepen his knowledge about camouflage patterns and their effects. After his active service, he turned it into a hobby and continued to design patterns for a variety of purposes, from the urban to the high mountain pattern. The breakthrough came after he became familiar with perceptual psychology. CONCAMO effectively confuses the subconscious with a special patented pattern arrangement.
Now is the time to release CONCAMO into the wild. At the IWA 2018 trade fair, the camouflage pattern CONCAMO green will be presented at Leo Köhler’s booth and starting May 2018, CONCAMO green will be on sale.
Here is a comparison with common patterns. We will definitely take a closer look at the camouflage pattern at the IWA 2018 in Nuremberg. More infos and high resolution pictures can be found on the homepage of CONCAMO.
CONCAMO: http://concamo.com
Leo Köhler: www.leokoehler.com
CONCAMO can be seen at Leo Köhler on IWA 2018 Halle 9, booth 9-343.
During SHOT Show Kryptek previewed their collaboration with Spike’s Tactical.
The project was the brainchild of three Former Longbow Apache Pilots, two from Kryptek and one from Spike’s Tactical. They added optics from Leupold to the mix, creating the KRUS line.
Offered in Rifle, SBR and Pistol configurations, they are each limited to 300 guns.
Look for different Kryptek patterns on the various KRUS models.
Developed in 1968 and first issued to Soviet forces the next year, the Kamuflirovannyy Letniy Maskirovochnyy Kombinezon (KLMK), or in English, Camouflaged Summer Deceptive Coverall was meant to defeat night vision devices.
This lightweight garment is meant to wear over other clothing. It’s oversized design is reversible and incorprates a hood, simple flapped pockets and a drop seat with button flap. The pattern is two-tone (tan and pea green) which offers a rudimentary visual spectrum camouflage.
Interestingly enough, it is still in service and still in production.
All Skill No Luck took the Internet by storm with their Plaid Combat Shirts. Now, they are creating Aloha versions.
This Short Sleeved Shirt incorporates shoulder pockets.
The torso component works like a vest and can be removed.
Not only did he revamp Hyperstealth’s website, but Jon Morrison has also joined HyperStealth as their new public relations manager.
Jon Morrison is the CEO of Get Clear Consulting and the newest partner of the Hyperstealth team. He is passionate about watching outstanding companies succeed by implementing the best marketing tools available to them. Jon is a certified copywriter, helping companies clarify their message, reach their ideal clients, and grow their business. Jon adds expertise as a best-selling author and keynote speaker. Jon lives in Abbotsford, B.C., is married to Hayley and they have two daughters, Abigail and Grace.
Outdoor Tech has introduced a Mossy Oak line for those who need all of their gear to be camouflage .
It includes items like their Turtle Shell 3.0 – Waterproof Wireless Speaker which can run for 20 hours thanks to its built in power bank (3600 mAh).
You may remember Cal the Chameleon from the Warner brothers classic cartoon “Unnatural History”.
Our friend Cal could blend into virtually any environment, except plaid, until now.
At the SHOT Show Supplier Showcase, BFG is displaying their PLAIDminus Carrier. Looks like Cal will be just fine.