In reply to Post #1
Hater.. looks crap 🤣🤣

In reply to Post #1
Nah sorry... can't see that....

In reply to Post #1
Dislike it. It does not look right as a camouflage.

A couple of years ago on Countryfile the particular segment was on the Scottish Moors. Obviously the presenter was wearing an orange high-vis jacket, the shooter was wearing Realtree and the guide was wearing his tweeds.
The Realtree was as obvious as the hi-vis, the tweeds were difficult to pick out.

I wear a fair amount of combat gear for fishing, plain olive green trousers, DPM, or MTP. The current armed forces MTP, I don't think is right in the European environment, the older DPM is better.
For fishing I'm happy to wear the olive green or DPM, although the current combat jackets do have added mosquito repellent.

All of the above are better than Realtree.

Unless you are being shot at all camo is for w@**ers only

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In reply to Post #1
Still have two tribal anoraks, the original version and the nylon one

In reply to Post #1
No, not a fan of any camo, looks rather silly imo

Loved it at the time and might get back into it

In reply to Post #1
It's OK, I will waite and see if the best carp people wear it and if thay do so shall i

Got Pro Logic saloppettes and a Redwing two stage jacket and both are warm and comfortable.
I don't own Vass chesties,chunky knitwear or effect a large beard,top knot and short back and sides. Sheep do that.
It's fishing, fashion is for ****ers.

In reply to Post #11
If the fish can't c u u catch more

I still wear my real tree mankini at weekends

In reply to Post #12
Yes, I've always thought camo to be essential when you're fishing at 75 yards.

In reply to Post #12
Heron's aren't realtree though are they?