Airsoft Canada - View Single Post - So I did it, Joined the Multicam Generation

Gerkraz · November 4th, 2007, 10:13

It also has a lot to do with geography. Here in Newfoundland, our forest is mainly coniferous trees, so it's very green and dark all year around. CADPAT is definitely idiot proof here; just throw yourself into the nearest pine tree and you're gone.

About 3 weeks ago I joined the Multicam club and I'm really pleased with how it works during the fall. In the height of summer, it won't be as good as CADPAT, but where it's fall there is a lot more subdued green and brown making it much more useful.

Last game, I went prone behind some grass and the guy who was engaging me lost sight of me completely. I've got an MC helmet cover from SEALS and a repro MC BDU, and they both blend in very well with the yellow and light green grass.

It wasn't that expensive a switch, since I didn't get the real stuff, but it was definitely worth my money.

November 4th, 2007, 10:13	#73
Gerkraz Trader rating Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: St. John's, Newfoundland	It also has a lot to do with geography. Here in Newfoundland, our forest is mainly coniferous trees, so it's very green and dark all year around. CADPAT is definitely idiot proof here; just throw yourself into the nearest pine tree and you're gone. About 3 weeks ago I joined the Multicam club and I'm really pleased with how it works during the fall. In the height of summer, it won't be as good as CADPAT, but where it's fall there is a lot more subdued green and brown making it much more useful. Last game, I went prone behind some grass and the guy who was engaging me lost sight of me completely. I've got an MC helmet cover from SEALS and a repro MC BDU, and they both blend in very well with the yellow and light green grass. It wasn't that expensive a switch, since I didn't get the real stuff, but it was definitely worth my money.