Yep i think it looks s***e
In reply to Post #13
You would if dont want the wrong type of wet muff around your ears
You would if dont want the wrong type of wet muff around your ears
In reply to Post #17
When someone asked what OMC stands for I thought to myself ‘on my cock' and now there's a possibility of wet muff around ears. It's all a little confusing.
When someone asked what OMC stands for I thought to myself ‘on my cock' and now there's a possibility of wet muff around ears. It's all a little confusing.
In reply to Post #17
That's very true mate 🤣
That's very true mate 🤣
They look like they've just go married.
Good camouflaged clothes are Hard to find
edit for the WHOOOSH people
ERR its a joke boys
edit for the WHOOOSH people
ERR its a joke boys
In reply to Post #21
That is true.
UK Jungle Camouflage was ok for years, and fitted in well with most UK environments, but the latest MTP is more for the Iraq/Syrian/Afghan rocky terrain I think. Note, I think
US jungle seemed a bit dark for the UK unless you were thick in the woods, again the latest pattern is more Eastern.
I'm still happy with olive green trousers, black top and then decent jacket. I often wear a standard grey zip top fleece.
I do have full sets, MTP, jungle camouflage 1995, trousers and jackets, and you MUST NEVER mix and match.
A few years ago on Countryfile I think it was, the best camouflaged pattern on the Scottish highland moors was actually a tweed jacket and trousers. The Realtree jacket was blatant, although the pink/black waterproofs worn by a presenter was a giveaway.
That is true.
UK Jungle Camouflage was ok for years, and fitted in well with most UK environments, but the latest MTP is more for the Iraq/Syrian/Afghan rocky terrain I think. Note, I think
US jungle seemed a bit dark for the UK unless you were thick in the woods, again the latest pattern is more Eastern.
I'm still happy with olive green trousers, black top and then decent jacket. I often wear a standard grey zip top fleece.
I do have full sets, MTP, jungle camouflage 1995, trousers and jackets, and you MUST NEVER mix and match.
A few years ago on Countryfile I think it was, the best camouflaged pattern on the Scottish highland moors was actually a tweed jacket and trousers. The Realtree jacket was blatant, although the pink/black waterproofs worn by a presenter was a giveaway.
In reply to Post #22
EBay, British army
Another money spinner, cashing in on Carp anglers Mugs
The bandwagon rolls on
EBay, British army
Another money spinner, cashing in on Carp anglers Mugs
The bandwagon rolls on
In reply to Post #22
MTP is a multi cam that is for multi theatre use, it's not been designed solely for desert or mountain type situations. MTP can and is used in the European theatre and elsewhere.
Not true about mixing and matching camo. All depends on the background. If you've got snow on the ground and a tree line around you or on the horizon, you'd wear white trousers and camo jacket 👍
MTP is a multi cam that is for multi theatre use, it's not been designed solely for desert or mountain type situations. MTP can and is used in the European theatre and elsewhere.
Not true about mixing and matching camo. All depends on the background. If you've got snow on the ground and a tree line around you or on the horizon, you'd wear white trousers and camo jacket 👍
In reply to Post #23
Nowt wrong with the old 80's style camo pattern 👍
I think the Canadian digi cam looks pretty trick and can blend in well in some situations 😉
Nowt wrong with the old 80's style camo pattern 👍
I think the Canadian digi cam looks pretty trick and can blend in well in some situations 😉
In reply to Post #9
. . .looks like someone's worn primarni to a decorating party . . .
. . .looks like someone's worn primarni to a decorating party . . .
I like Camo , but defiantly not that
In reply to Post #1
Perfect for wearing on the ferry to France or at a show
Perfect for wearing on the ferry to France or at a show
In reply to Post #26
It looks like the big lad is walking his gimp.
It looks like the big lad is walking his gimp.
In reply to Post #24
I know what you mean, but my point is not quite what you are aiming at😉
Don't wear MTP trousers and a Jungle camouflage jacket, the two together just does not present a good look.
Yes I do wear plain olive green combat trousers and occasionally with a camouflage top jacket dependant on the weather.
I know that the MTP is a multicam, but in most UK situations I think it is more blatant and visible than the old Woodland DPM😉
It appears to blend in better in the Middle Eastern terrain.
I know what you mean, but my point is not quite what you are aiming at😉
Don't wear MTP trousers and a Jungle camouflage jacket, the two together just does not present a good look.
Yes I do wear plain olive green combat trousers and occasionally with a camouflage top jacket dependant on the weather.
I know that the MTP is a multicam, but in most UK situations I think it is more blatant and visible than the old Woodland DPM😉
It appears to blend in better in the Middle Eastern terrain.