Archive for the ‘Camo’ Category
Sneak Peek – LBX Tactical Helmet Cover
Sunday, August 23rd, 2015Another Environment Perfect For UCP
Sunday, August 23rd, 2015 
Looks like ACU’s work well in an ash laden forest fire environment.
Thanks Chris M!
SEALS Action Gear Announces PenCott Camouflage Product Line
Friday, August 21st, 2015Canadian tactical clothing company SEALS Action Gear is now offering several of their in-house designed products in PenCott GreenZone and BadLands camouflage patterns, such as their Tactical Field Smock.
The 4.4 version of the SEALS Action Gear Tactical Field Smock sports a design based on the classic SAS smock, and made from MilSpec grade 50/50 NyCo ripstop material, which is woven and printed in the USA. The smock has plenty of on-board storage capacity, including:
Additional features include drawstrings at the waist and bottom, a high collar and removable hood, snag-free snap wrist adjustment at the cuff, and a wind flap over the zipper.
The Tactical Field Smock is available in PenCott GreenZone and BadLands camouflage patterns.
For more details on the SEALS Action Gear product line in PenCott patterns, visit www.pencottcamo.com/2015/08/seals-action-gear-announces-pencott-camouflage-product-line
Propper – A True Urban Grey
Thursday, August 13th, 2015
Working with the progress made by MilSpec Monkey, Propper has taken their own steps into the discovery of a True Urban Grey. You can check out their blog post at the link below:
www.propper.com/blog/urbangrey
TWN Industries Now Offers Kryptek Camo’s Banshee
Wednesday, August 12th, 2015
PRINCETON, FL – August 11, 2015 – TWN Industries Inc., the leading Water Transfer Printing supplier, announces the release of yet another popular Kryptek Camo pattern: Banshee. The pattern comes in two variations: a full-scale version and a reduced version. The reduced version is 25 percent of the original size, making ideal for decorating smaller parts.
The new design is made up of dark browns and hazy shadows, and has been extensively tested and proven extremely effective in hardwood, tree-stand hunting application during fall/winter foliage cycle. Banshee empowers users to strike with the confidence of a predator at one with their surroundings. The pattern’s bi-level layering incorporate background transitional shading and sharp random geometrical foregrounds to create a three-dimensional effect that ensures the utmost in concealment at both close and long ranges.
TWN Industries expects outdoor enthusiasts to embrace Banshee as a versatile pattern with a multitude of applications. Hydrographic processors will be able to decorate items such as gun stocks, game cameras, binoculars, helmets, bow risers, UTV’s, and much more.
Banshee water transfer printing film is available exclusively through TWN Industries, Inc. Call now to place your order and film requirement. Three-meter accessory packs are available immediately. The part number for Banshee is WTP-804, and Banshee Reduced is WTP-836. To purchase film, or to find a TWN Certified Decorator who can decorate products for you, call 305-258-9622.
Found My New Shoes!
Wednesday, August 12th, 2015Hi, my name is Eric and I’m an addict; a tigerstripe addict.
This is the Tony The Tiger Chukka from Mark McNairy.
These don’t come cheap so I’ll just have to round up some of that shill money the government crony commandos keep claim I’m taking, so I can afford a pair.
shop.markmcnairy.com/collections/new-arrivals-shoes/products/tony-the-tiger-chukka
Thanks Jason D!
Sneak Peek – ODG Helmet Covers Coming in Lupus
Tuesday, August 11th, 2015Here are some photos of pre-production samples. The covers will be offered in Lupus as well as MultiCam and will have printed loop. Preorders will be up in a week and will ship around September 15th.
OR – MMI Textiles
Sunday, August 9th, 2015 
As I meandered through the maze-like halls of Outdoor Retailer I looked up to see a manikin decked out in Orion Design Group’s Lupus camouflage pattern. Turns out, I had run into the MMI Textiles booth. They print this pattern as well as several others including the PenCott family.
