Sorry TurkeyStalker I disagree with your opinion. The way it looks on their web site is called a marketing strategy,and using photagraphy to better the image or picture for our viewing "ooooohs and ahhhhs" along with some creative writing mumbo jumbo. When I sawASAT in person I was kind of shocked at whatI saw. This is just likea "whats the best bow" post. Lots of different opinions here.One of my hunting partnersbought ASAT last year as he swore up and down this was the end all beat all camo, I sat at the truck chuckling uh huh, I told him to go up over the hill and stand at the edge of our feilds (500 acres)and after 10 minutes I would walk up to the crest of the hill and seeif I could spot him, well not only did spot him, but it was from more than200 yards away with the naked eye, I walked right to him and listened to him scream how I watched, and how Icheatedas I got closer. I honestly did not peek over the hill, I just saw him plain and simple. I was actually VERY curious as to what this was all about so I gave it an honest test.

Its okay, it is different, it will work okay in some situations but wont work as well as some other camo's will in other situations. Period. There is no miracle camo, and the way its photographed in different light and shadow situations makes it look that much more appealing, till you see it up close. Its definitely marketed well.