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Winter flecktarn
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Probably not all that effective in average snow conditions (coniferous forests are a different story!), but I've always found this to be beautiful!
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Steve
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The proof:CollectinSteve wrote:coniferous forests are a different story!
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this is pretty cool, just an interesting variation just to have around
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The long used German reversible snow camouflage is the best out there IMHO. When in a forest situation you have the "pine needle" side out and get excellent camouflage effect from it. When crossing open or sparse areas you reverse it to pure white and become nearly invisible. The problem with the winter Flecktarn is that it only works in one environment and not the other. Crossing an open field in that camo would be almost as bad as wearing a temperate uniform 
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Camo_fiend- MODERATOR
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Is this the TacGear uniform?
Such an awesome-looking pattern!
P.S. -- where is the actual guy wearing it in that photo?
Such an awesome-looking pattern!
P.S. -- where is the actual guy wearing it in that photo?
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guess it is a TacGear one when I look at the boonie and the helmet cover.
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That's what I had thought but I wasn't sure... then I noticed the giveaway TacGear leg straps.
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Nobody is in the picture?
Cool pattern. Is it actual issue item?
Cool pattern. Is it actual issue item?
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Try again!Mercenary25 wrote:Nobody is in the picture?
No.Mercenary25 wrote:
Is it actual issue item?
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misanthropic_gods- MODERATOR
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CollectinSteve wrote:The long used German reversible snow camouflage is the best out there IMHO. When in a forest situation you have the "pine needle" side out and get excellent camouflage effect from it. When crossing open or sparse areas you reverse it to pure white and become nearly invisible. The problem with the winter Flecktarn is that it only works in one environment and not the other. Crossing an open field in that camo would be almost as bad as wearing a temperate uniform
Steve
I agree with Steve here, that White with grey/green splotches is the best around, that E. German set I have is one of my favorites, and it works like a charm, I have had people walk not 30 feet away from me in sparse brush, look straight at me as i am standing in the middle of a small clearing with footprints all around and not see me.
much love for this Winter Flecktarn though, I think the design looks very cool, and it seems to work pretty well because I cant see anybody in the picture
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You guys are blind...
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misanthropic_gods- MODERATOR
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Philip wrote:You guys are blind...
ha ha, its obvious now that I notice the trail in the snow leading right to him. That stuff seems to work pretty damn well in that type of environment
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