Greavous

Has anyone used either of the new U.S. Marine Corp digital camo patterns yet? I'm thinking that when the leaves fall off the trees the desert pattern might make a fine blend yet the woodland (lack of a better name) is very good looking too.

I stopped a young Marine the other day and talked to him about his new uniform and it looked to be a durable garmet as one would expect.

Bump and here is a pic of the pattern.

Greavous

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PABowhntr

I had never heard of it until now. It is difficult to judge how effective it might be in my area just by looking at a small pic of the pattern...However, I am sure it must be effective in some terrains as I cannot imagine the Marines using it otherwise.

CapitalCop

I bought a set at the Army/Navy store over the summer. So far, I've only worn them while sitting in a box stand. Maybe I will do some photo tests next week.

kevin1

You know what ?
If you squint a little it kinda looks like Natgear , a nice open pattern . I was curious about them too , and considered buying some to check them out . I also recently saw some bulk fabric at a notions counter that had a copycat pattern . Sportsman's Guide has them in BDUs right now .

Greavous

That's a pretty good price that they have from what I have come across. Why is it I can always talk myself into buying new camo but I wear the same old crap day in and day out? I have 2 pair of shoes, sneeks and boots, that I wear everyday but I have plenty of hunting boots and even scent loc sneekers for the warm hunts.

gibblet

the wild thing about the digital camo is the computers in a military helicopter can pick it out and know its a friendly. it has some kind of code embedded in the pattern the computer recognizes. that's no bs. so, if anything wild goes down put it on.