First time I met someone wearing this pattern I couldn't help but laugh. Five minutes later he disappeared right before my eyes, ten meters away, behind a couple of leafs. Since then it has become my favourite camouflage pattern. It is *incredibly* effective in the forest, and also works great against old-gen NVGs
@@Brent0331 it's better than the cinese camo tbs. best of the cheap, but it will never beat real m80 woodland or atacs fg/mossman[ukr name for is because russia cloned the hell outta it]
SnipifiedHQ Agreed. Another great "green-out" heavy foliage pattern. Easily up there with Cadpat. I still want to see some XTRA Green! lol #Realtree Junkie
***** 5:25 it was insane once I finally spotted your movement. The white blotches looked exactly like leaves. There is no way of spotting you if they (the enemy) was searching in that vicinity. Nice video.
I really can't express how much I love this camouflage. Im in Florida, and its incredibly difficult to find a good camouflage that works here. Its a tropical environment; wide open fields and then thick green vegetation. KLMK's bright green works great here (tropical growth is shades lighter than normal greenery), and the white gives the effect of sunlight shining off of leaves and through branches. Furthermore, what alot of people dont take into effect is that shadows make alot of camouflages look alot darker, especially if the camouflage is already dark. See, when you take dark green and a medium brown and put them in the shadows, it makes it even darker, often creating dark silhouettes. However, when you take a lighter camouflage like KLMK into the shadows, it blends in alot better. While it may not be great against browns and such, you also have to remember that most times during warfare you're not just standing still and hiding; you're moving around or looking for cover. Sure, this wouldnt work if you were hoping to stand frozen against a tree and hope nobody notices you; but when you're moving quickly through the foliage, making sure to duck behind tropic growth for partial concealment, this camouflage works great.
hi elijah, i'm davide and i write from northern italy, ive read with interest about above: ok klmk works over there but: a- u.s. tropical multicam b- italian vegetato c- old italian lebanon 1982 -aren't these last 3 enough proper working /suitable for tropical environement ? Brent has shown all three i suppose u may find them in the other clips easily
@@MrDarkastar Hi, I have used vegatato here and while it is acceptable in some areas I would not recommend it. I use multicam tropic, I believe Spain produces a woodland with green and gray that I believe would be the most effective camouflage here but I dont have any samples of it so I use MC Tropic. Hope this helps
That green fits the foliage very well, and the white spots trick the eye into thinking it's normal sunlight coming through the treetops. Looks simple enough that someone might even be able to make it themselves.
Hello from Russia.KLMK is still in use,but we dont call it KLMK,we call it "Berezka White list",at the same time you call one of our camo patterns "Berezka",but we call it "Berezka yellow list" We have another camo pattern like berezka,but we call it "yellow oak",specnaz,VDV and FSB using it,this camo pattern was made by SSO company,this company makes RPS SMERSH and GORKA-E.
I also have a KLMK (Berezka) suit. And yes, it works really well. It’s perfectly blended with the woods environment, especially during the bright day. A very simple camo pattern, yet a very effective camo pattern. Good job on reviewing this! 👍
Works really well. And it is a simple pattern. The light spots break up the outline pretty well. It definently the opposite of what we were taught in the marines. It looks like it should not work. But it does.
TheTyrial86 The propaganda about the ineptitude of Russian military manufacturers is just that, most of the stuff they released was tested very thoroughly and it works, this pattern was relatively quick and easy to manufacture in its time and while its outdated by now it was very effective back then. Especially in Russian forests where birch trees are common and the white spots are somewhat "natural" to the eye.
BigChiefWiggles V Well some of their technology was outdated even then. Some of their aircraft and tanks were aswell. But I do agree not everything they make is junk.
TheTyrial86 This is usually when I ask for an example of Russian or Soviet junk weapons (at the time of manufacture), obviously comparing a 1960s tech piece to a modern one isnt the point, we are talking an example or two of "this piece of equipment came out and was mass produced and was junk because ...". I have yet to receive an answer.
BigChiefWiggles V No I meant the T 82 tank vs the Abrams. And their current military aircraft vs our aircraft at the time. Of the 1970's through the 1990's. The only time they had an upper hand was at the beginning of the cold war. Also their APC's were death traps at any period. Also the RPG 7 is a death trap aswell. Ounce the warhead is inserted into the launcher it is armed. So all those movies you see with a guy that has an RPG but is running around with it loaded is not contrary to real life.
Of all the woodland oriented patterns I've see you test , this one seems to be one of the best if not the best . it's wildly effective for such a simple pattern .
Impressive. Even though I was able to pick you out before hand, it took me longer than usual and even when you're up and moving it looks like you are going in and out of focus because it blends so well.
Wired Wrong Thanks brother. In case you haven't seen them yet, I've got a few videos dedicated specifically for training aids. They're called OPFOR Target Acquisition Parts I - IV. They can be found in my OPFOR playlist on my channel.
"Heavily wooded" is a relative term. I live right near the Hoh rainforest, so this looks lightly wooded to me, but for the American SW it's pretty darned shady. That little creek looks like a great spot to hang a hammock and spend a lazy summer afternoon. As soon as I saw that KLMK pattern I knew it was a winner for woodland. The very light cream patches are great for mimicking the kind of sun dappled underbrush that we see in forrests, and the green isn't too washed out. In my environment you almost can't get bright enough green camo to match the flora; OD just looks brown by comparison. CadPat is good up here, but that KLMK is excellent too. Thanks for showing us this.
It doesn't look dense by UK standards either.I used to work in a tree marking gang and we would use slashers(6ft long poles with a 1:5 ft blade on the end)to get through the dense stuff. Must be all the rain we get.
2.03 spotted shadow off armpits and hips to your right gave you away 2.23 your black weapon poking out was the giveaway apart from the 2 listings above you got me on just about every other scene, that camo is extremely effective blends the environment superbly and the hood really helped hide any cast shadows compared to the bucket hat/ boonie i see you using in other videos. Probably the best camo ive seen you use so far, will consider buying some
Great use of a light colour, as it breaks up the solidity of the figure in the shadows that alot of just green n brown camos seem to have. Always loving the content,keep it up.
Thanks for posting and sharing this video. The pattern is simple but very effective when you least expect it. Never knew what it was called. Great job!
1. Wouldn't have seen you in a million years 2. Wouldn't have seen you in a million years 3. Spotted you right away, easy one 4. Nope 5. Spotted you right away, easy one 6. Saw you right at the end, didn't have enough time to finish the draw before you moved - because I screwed it up 7. Might have been able to see you, with all the time in the world to look 8. Spotted you right away 9. Might have been able to see you, with all the time in the world to look 10. Spotted you after a couple of seconds 11. Spotted you right away, but had doubts for a moment This pattern kicked my ass, I really like ComBloc gear
Funny thing about KLMK: Originally, it wasn't designed primarily to camouflage the figure as much as it was intended to counter the Starlight and other first-generation night vision goggles and scopes. The first-gen, unrefined scopes had very high contrast between dark and light, with generally the main features visible being the face and hands. By adding the blotches, KLMK baffled the scope user by adding more blotches of light and making it harder to clearly identify the figure. One would think that would make it redundant now that second and third generation night-vision is around, but Russian troops still wear both it and the later berezka, generally recce elements of the VDV and GRU. This video does a great job of demonstrating just why it's still in use, besides looking amazing. As Russian camouflages go, you should take a look at the reversible, mottled green and mottled brown Chimera suits. Currently, they're just commercial, meaning they haven't been adopted by the Russian military. However, it is in testing and has apparently seen limited use with irregulars and special forces (who to a great extent augment their kits with commercially bought items, unlike the more standardized militaries of the West).
I don’t believe this works as well in person. Guess I’m going to order some to find out. The Belgian Jigsaw sure had me convinced it would NEVER work from the pictures I’d seen. If anybody has a pair of Belgian Jigsaw pants in 34/32, I’m buying.
I recently bought a cotton sniper suit in this pattern and wore the jacket to my work site all week. Had two instances of people not noticing me when I was just doing my thing. Even when i was standing 10 feet infront of someone cigarette in hand they walked right past and nearly shit themselves when i said something. Outside of using it to conciously camouflage yourself, I get the feeling that it fools the brain really well.
Do you accept donations in the form of foreign uniforms? I'm stocking up on some Scandinavian ones soon and I thought you might want a couple, I live in Norway so it's not hard to get locally. Getting Swedish and Norwegian for the most part. :)
Hello Mr. Brent 0331, I enjoyed the KLMK camo (grey leaf or grey berezka) video. It has a good camouflage effect as expected. I have a question. Which one is better compared to IZIOM camo? Would it be good to use in the summer?
Brent I think you should try also the digital flora camo of Russia that was used by the VDV in Crimea's annexation anyway its also effective on a vegetative or woodland environment thanks for the great video of yours Oorah!!!
In a lot of these scenarios you can tell theres something odd about a particular shape in the middle of the forest but you cant tell its a person. I can see someone (including myself) looking at this odd object, not realizing what it is and completely ignoring it
was that the light green and white cotton or the dark green and and tan burlap....one piece or two piece suit...but a good video..what was the year of manufacture i would guess late 80s or early 90s by the strait pocket on the blouse and i have seen so many varients of this...
Great vid. Amazing how effective a seemingly basic two-toned pattern can be. The only time I could imagine it having a major performance fail would be in windy conditions on a bright day as the sun highlighted foliage would be bouncing all over the place and really catching the eye whilst the light patches of the camo would be clearly static. Other than that - what a great camo. Cheers Brent.
I still have a Spetsnaz/desant coverall from the 1980s. It has a sewn on hood and elastic wrists and ankles. The rear waist is open and held together by two metal buttons. The cammo is reversible with a night desert type inner. We got a whole sackful of them from a SovArmy officer in the Baltic District. Anyone know about the design history of these coveralls?
Your videos are amazing, keep up the good work. If you are willing, can you make a short video comparing and AR with a camo pattern on it vs a black AR in different vegetation. Or have you made a video in the past? Thank you.
First time I met someone wearing this pattern I couldn't help but laugh. Five minutes later he disappeared right before my eyes, ten meters away, behind a couple of leafs. Since then it has become my favourite camouflage pattern. It is *incredibly* effective in the forest, and also works great against old-gen NVGs
i agree, i have watched many of his other camo videos but so far this is the best especially when it looks so obvious close up but 5-10m out hes gone
I like vegatatet areas too.
@Lane Yes, they did. Many clones of Soviet supplied cammies were common, just like the AK and Dragunov clones.
It looks pretty effective on video, but Im not sure Id feel confident wearing it and confidence in your gear is very important.
@@artt8381 i use it for recon set, people walk 2 meters away from me and still dont see me. I have one with masking hoodie.
It's my all time favorite camouflage. The perfect balance of simplicity, effectiveness and A-E-S-T-H-E-T-I-C.
Huh... for a fairly basic 2-colour pattern, it works pretty damn well.
Xanatos712 I concur
nature is initself often fairly basic and simple hence it works
It's strange how the most basic patterns can often surprise. This and amoeba are one of the simplest yet surprisingly effective.
@@Brent0331 it's better than the cinese camo tbs. best of the cheap, but it will never beat real m80 woodland or atacs fg/mossman[ukr name for is because russia cloned the hell outta it]
I'm surprised with how effective KLMK was. Now I understand why they used white in the pattern. Great vid Brent!
SnipifiedHQ Thanks brother I appreciate it and I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
SnipifiedHQ Yup! The white splotches simulate the sun's reflection off foliage. Hence the nickname "sun bunnies".
SnipifiedHQ Agreed. Another great "green-out" heavy foliage pattern. Easily up there with Cadpat. I still want to see some XTRA Green! lol #Realtree Junkie
***** 5:25 it was insane once I finally spotted your movement. The white blotches looked exactly like leaves. There is no way of spotting you if they (the enemy) was searching in that vicinity. Nice video.
I really can't express how much I love this camouflage. Im in Florida, and its incredibly difficult to find a good camouflage that works here. Its a tropical environment; wide open fields and then thick green vegetation. KLMK's bright green works great here (tropical growth is shades lighter than normal greenery), and the white gives the effect of sunlight shining off of leaves and through branches.
Furthermore, what alot of people dont take into effect is that shadows make alot of camouflages look alot darker, especially if the camouflage is already dark. See, when you take dark green and a medium brown and put them in the shadows, it makes it even darker, often creating dark silhouettes. However, when you take a lighter camouflage like KLMK into the shadows, it blends in alot better. While it may not be great against browns and such, you also have to remember that most times during warfare you're not just standing still and hiding; you're moving around or looking for cover. Sure, this wouldnt work if you were hoping to stand frozen against a tree and hope nobody notices you; but when you're moving quickly through the foliage, making sure to duck behind tropic growth for partial concealment, this camouflage works great.
hi elijah, i'm davide and i write from northern italy, ive read with interest about above: ok klmk works over there but: a- u.s. tropical multicam b- italian vegetato c- old italian lebanon 1982 -aren't these last 3 enough proper working /suitable for tropical environement ? Brent has shown all three i suppose u may find them in the other clips easily
@@MrDarkastar Hi, I have used vegatato here and while it is acceptable in some areas I would not recommend it. I use multicam tropic, I believe Spain produces a woodland with green and gray that I believe would be the most effective camouflage here but I dont have any samples of it so I use MC Tropic. Hope this helps
Im in florida and thought this camo is really effective
hi,there's a newer variant of vegetato (with more green)for the italian special forces that probalby should be useful for florida
Me too brother
That green fits the foliage very well, and the white spots trick the eye into thinking it's normal sunlight coming through the treetops. Looks simple enough that someone might even be able to make it themselves.
Hello from Russia.KLMK is still in use,but we dont call it KLMK,we call it "Berezka White list",at the same time you call one of our camo patterns "Berezka",but we call it "Berezka yellow list"
We have another camo pattern like berezka,but we call it "yellow oak",specnaz,VDV and FSB using it,this camo pattern was made by SSO company,this company makes RPS SMERSH and GORKA-E.
+Arletto Thanks for the information brother, that's the first time I've heard that.
+Arletto Ну так-то в Союзе в "березке" в основном погранцы бегали и да, ВДВшники. Ни кто его больше не носил. Это если не считать разведосов в ВОВ.
Ну а сейчас в ней все кому не лень бегают,не?
Arletto
я об этом же. Даже гастарбайтеры.
Крайне примитивный и эффективный паттерн
The white either killed it or made it killer. It's definitely better in a bright area. I love these tests!
SpectreDM Thanks man, glad you enjoyed it.
I also have a KLMK (Berezka) suit. And yes, it works really well. It’s perfectly blended with the woods environment, especially during the bright day. A very simple camo pattern, yet a very effective camo pattern. Good job on reviewing this! 👍
Does it work in like the summer ?
Such a simple pattern but so effective for that environment. Well done!
And it’s bad for the Afghanistan environment.
KLMK Silver leaf was the first ( Digital ) pattern as well as being the best pattern of its time to defeat US NVG's first gen
Works really well. And it is a simple pattern. The light spots break up the outline pretty well. It definently the opposite of what we were taught in the marines. It looks like it should not work. But it does.
TheTyrial86 I was also surprised that it worked that well.
TheTyrial86 The propaganda about the ineptitude of Russian military manufacturers is just that, most of the stuff they released was tested very thoroughly and it works, this pattern was relatively quick and easy to manufacture in its time and while its outdated by now it was very effective back then. Especially in Russian forests where birch trees are common and the white spots are somewhat "natural" to the eye.
BigChiefWiggles V Well some of their technology was outdated even then. Some of their aircraft and tanks were aswell.
But I do agree not everything they make is junk.
TheTyrial86 This is usually when I ask for an example of Russian or Soviet junk weapons (at the time of manufacture), obviously comparing a 1960s tech piece to a modern one isnt the point, we are talking an example or two of "this piece of equipment came out and was mass produced and was junk because ...". I have yet to receive an answer.
BigChiefWiggles V No I meant the T 82 tank vs the Abrams. And their current military aircraft vs our aircraft at the time. Of the 1970's through the 1990's. The only time they had an upper hand was at the beginning of the cold war. Also their APC's were death traps at any period. Also the RPG 7 is a death trap aswell. Ounce the warhead is inserted into the launcher it is armed. So all those movies you see with a guy that has an RPG but is running around with it loaded is not contrary to real life.
*****
Man, this is great for a green deciduous enviorment, even when you are moving it still kind of gives an illusion that you are invisible.
So old, so good. I love this cammo.
+AirsoftAddicted Yeah, its surprisingly very effective for how simple it is. That is what the Soviets were known for though, simple things that work.
+Brent0331 Russian innovation at its finest.
Surprisingly effective pattern considering its simplicity. Works really well in that specific environment.
Not bad at all considering the simplicity and age of the pattern. Great work as always!
Wow. Very effective and impressive.
Ive seen it used in paintball games and it is incredibly effective. To the point where it almost seems impossible how difficult it is to see.
Of all the woodland oriented patterns I've see you test , this one seems to be one of the best if not the best . it's wildly effective for such a simple pattern .
What I love about all of your videos: As soon as you start moving, some bird is occasionally sounding the alarm.
Impressive. Even though I was able to pick you out before hand, it took me longer than usual and even when you're up and moving it looks like you are going in and out of focus because it blends so well.
These are great training aids as well, thank you for the time you put into theses.
Wired Wrong Thanks brother. In case you haven't seen them yet, I've got a few videos dedicated specifically for training aids. They're called OPFOR Target Acquisition Parts I - IV. They can be found in my OPFOR playlist on my channel.
Your welcome, been a fan of the channel for some time now.
3:50 DUDE
Sorry to dig up a 4 year old reply... Even watching it back 2 or 3 times, knowing he's there, it's impossible to make him out.
"Heavily wooded" is a relative term. I live right near the Hoh rainforest, so this looks lightly wooded to me, but for the American SW it's pretty darned shady. That little creek looks like a great spot to hang a hammock and spend a lazy summer afternoon.
As soon as I saw that KLMK pattern I knew it was a winner for woodland. The very light cream patches are great for mimicking the kind of sun dappled underbrush that we see in forrests, and the green isn't too washed out. In my environment you almost can't get bright enough green camo to match the flora; OD just looks brown by comparison.
CadPat is good up here, but that KLMK is excellent too. Thanks for showing us this.
It doesn't look dense by UK standards either.I used to work in a tree marking gang and we would use slashers(6ft long poles with a 1:5 ft blade on the end)to get through the dense stuff. Must be all the rain we get.
I live in Floridia. My property is very thin, but I know so,e areas where you can't see beyond five feet in front of you
i've seen this in use numerous times, in several terrains, it usually stands out,
but works great in heavily foliage areas,
For something that honestly looks like pajamas at first glance, this is an amazing camouflage pattern, and one of my all time favorites.
Wolverines!!!! Sorry I couldn't resist.
2.03 spotted shadow off armpits and hips to your right gave you away
2.23 your black weapon poking out was the giveaway
apart from the 2 listings above you got me on just about every other scene, that camo is extremely effective blends the environment superbly and the hood really helped hide any cast shadows compared to the bucket hat/ boonie i see you using in other videos. Probably the best camo ive seen you use so far, will consider buying some
Amazing for an old, two-colored pattern. Nice video man!
I love this klmk camouflage, its really effective
Great use of a light colour, as it breaks up the solidity of the figure in the shadows that alot of just green n brown camos seem to have.
Always loving the content,keep it up.
Thanks for posting and sharing this video. The pattern is simple but very effective when you least expect it. Never knew what it was called. Great job!
***** Thanks as always brother.
1. Wouldn't have seen you in a million years
2. Wouldn't have seen you in a million years
3. Spotted you right away, easy one
4. Nope
5. Spotted you right away, easy one
6. Saw you right at the end, didn't have enough time to finish the draw before you moved - because I screwed it up
7. Might have been able to see you, with all the time in the world to look
8. Spotted you right away
9. Might have been able to see you, with all the time in the world to look
10. Spotted you after a couple of seconds
11. Spotted you right away, but had doubts for a moment
This pattern kicked my ass, I really like ComBloc gear
Exceptional pattern. Really enjoy your vids. Outstanding.
great real world review of this kind of camo patters sir, should be good to go when shtf situation.
There are so many moments in the video I was like wait...where are you😂
the old "солнечные зайчики" or "sunbeams" pattern is fantastic. really does emulate sunbeams coming through
blends very well, does ok in the shadows, but put a branch in front is it melts into the surroundings. keep up the good work.
Works way better than multicam. Great pattern for sun/shaded woodland.
Funny thing about KLMK: Originally, it wasn't designed primarily to camouflage the figure as much as it was intended to counter the Starlight and other first-generation night vision goggles and scopes. The first-gen, unrefined scopes had very high contrast between dark and light, with generally the main features visible being the face and hands. By adding the blotches, KLMK baffled the scope user by adding more blotches of light and making it harder to clearly identify the figure. One would think that would make it redundant now that second and third generation night-vision is around, but Russian troops still wear both it and the later berezka, generally recce elements of the VDV and GRU. This video does a great job of demonstrating just why it's still in use, besides looking amazing.
As Russian camouflages go, you should take a look at the reversible, mottled green and mottled brown Chimera suits. Currently, they're just commercial, meaning they haven't been adopted by the Russian military. However, it is in testing and has apparently seen limited use with irregulars and special forces (who to a great extent augment their kits with commercially bought items, unlike the more standardized militaries of the West).
VelmiVelkiZrut Thanks for your input brother.
For a simple pattern that one would at first take for useless, it works scarily well.
Surprisingly effective , the lighter pattern shades imitate natural light on leaves , nice camo. :)
Klmk is the suit, not the camoflage, the camoflage is named Berezka.
Looks very effective, I think I'm never going to make up my mind about a single pattern. :)
In respect for Brent I will leave this chat.
Great job Brent,thank you for intresting videos.
★★★★★★★★★★
+davidfilipgoransanja Thanks brother, I appreciate it.
The camo is actually called birch camo in Russian
3:42 best one. Like a Chamäleon
Makes sense that it would work so well when you think about how the forest already shades and highlights for you.
I call this oatmeal camo, it just reminds me of oatmeal grains. Always loved the look its very unique.
i like how simplistic this camo type is
I think this video is a ghost sighting. First something starts talking, and then later I hear footsteps throughout the forest.
amazing video, going through your others now. love your work!
Thanks brother.
You even added the AK bayonet on your belt, nice touch !
I don’t believe this works as well in person. Guess I’m going to order some to find out. The Belgian Jigsaw sure had me convinced it would NEVER work from the pictures I’d seen.
If anybody has a pair of Belgian Jigsaw pants in 34/32, I’m buying.
Its pattern is first «digital» camo in history and one of best pattern in green environment till today
Such a good informative channel..
спасибо за обзор! Удачи Вам! Обзор Русской "цифры" будите делать?
I recently bought a cotton sniper suit in this pattern and wore the jacket to my work site all week. Had two instances of people not noticing me when I was just doing my thing. Even when i was standing 10 feet infront of someone cigarette in hand they walked right past and nearly shit themselves when i said something.
Outside of using it to conciously camouflage yourself, I get the feeling that it fools the brain really well.
Nice
Does better than I expected
Do you accept donations in the form of foreign uniforms? I'm stocking up on some Scandinavian ones soon and I thought you might want a couple, I live in Norway so it's not hard to get locally. Getting Swedish and Norwegian for the most part. :)
BloodandGore4evah I appreciate the thought brother, currently I don't wan't to take any donations. I really appreciate the offer though. Thanks again.
***** No problem :)
I am a great fan of Brent 0331 and I also make my camotest videos. I'm also a great fan of M90 and M98 patterns! Please take a look at my channel...
Third time I seen your pattern!
Effective and impressive.....
profesas I agree
My Caucasian Ovcharka was watching the video with me. Every time Brent appears out of no where, he starts growling.
That actually works pretty freakin good.
still excellent camo, without a doubt!
Hello Mr. Brent 0331, I enjoyed the KLMK camo (grey leaf or grey berezka) video. It has a good camouflage effect as expected. I have a question. Which one is better compared to IZIOM camo? Would it be good to use in the summer?
its a beautiful pattern, dude
Thanks for fine video! Do you have in plans to make video with the Russian camouflage "digital"?
tor020661 I would love too but the Russian patterns are difficult for me to get my hands on at a good price. I've got my eyes open for them though.
***** I got it. Thanks once again! We wait for new video! Good luck!
Thanks brother.
Great vids brother. Keep them up. Greetings from ireland.
jordan Murray Thanks brother
I have this KLMK Soviet camo pants and hood with a mask and I should say that this thing is really really efective camouflage...
отличное видео. Было бы интересно посмотреть, насколько этот камуфляж эффективен в пасмурную погоду.
wow! way better than i thought.
Thanks for the videos!
+Tango Delta 2 Thanks for watching.
Brent I think you should try also the digital flora camo of Russia that was used by the VDV in Crimea's annexation anyway its also effective on a vegetative or woodland environment thanks for the great video of yours Oorah!!!
KLMK was very effective in that environment.
+Nucl3ar Family I had a hard time finding him too. Only 2 colors, and it works.
In a lot of these scenarios you can tell theres something odd about a particular shape in the middle of the forest but you cant tell its a person. I can see someone (including myself) looking at this odd object, not realizing what it is and completely ignoring it
Good stuff as always. I can see (hear actually) you have no shortage of the miniature camera operators there. LoL. Lord knows I fight with them here.
Alpha-Charlie Concepts Yeah man, they are horrible. I've got to drench myself in OFF deep woods every time I film.
This is awesome, thumbs up and subbed!
Thanks
seems to work very well. I dont know if its the pattern or the fact that they are made over sized but it works.
Great video sir.
ez1068 Thanks brother
Could you do a digital flora and Surpat review big into Russian Gear and Firearm's
Five minutes in and I'm sold
This is why I love the soviet army. I think I'm gonna order that camo
What? Most troops wore something more lame.
It is in usage with the 45th Detached Reconnaissance Brigade or VDV Spetsnaz
It kinda looks a bit festive for christmast if you put some decorations on it
Actually works really good
It looks like it works better when you not hiding))
love this pattern. I wish you could get ahold of one of the repro red dawn smocks to test.
+Bobby Valentine Yeah, I actually found a company that makes the material for it though. You would have to make the uniform though.
+Brent0331 I ordered a wrap for magazines with the red dawn pattern and East German for my ak mags. I'll post them when they come in.
was that the light green and white cotton or the dark green and and tan burlap....one piece or two piece suit...but a good video..what was the year of manufacture i would guess late 80s or early 90s by the strait pocket on the blouse and i have seen so many varients of this...
Great vid. Amazing how effective a seemingly basic two-toned pattern can be. The only time I could imagine it having a major performance fail would be in windy conditions on a bright day as the sun highlighted foliage would be bouncing all over the place and really catching the eye whilst the light patches of the camo would be clearly static. Other than that - what a great camo. Cheers Brent.
Works well IMO. Thanks!
I think a VDV division uses KLMK
also it's simple and has been around a while
all round good camo
I still have a Spetsnaz/desant coverall from the 1980s. It has a sewn on hood and elastic wrists and ankles. The rear waist is open and held together by two metal buttons. The cammo is reversible with a night desert type inner. We got a whole sackful of them from a SovArmy officer in the Baltic District. Anyone know about the design history of these coveralls?
Dude...5:25...invisible. Man! I can hear them squitoes near the camera. LOL!!!
how does it work so well?!?!?!?!?!?!
We need a comparison to UPC
Your videos are amazing, keep up the good work. If you are willing, can you make a short video comparing and AR with a camo pattern on it vs a black AR in different vegetation. Or have you made a video in the past? Thank you.
David teer Check out my Camouflage yourself and individual gear and equipment video. At the very beginning I talk and demonstrate this very subject.
Cool, thanks man. And thanks for replying to our questions.
No problem brother, glad I could help.
This camo is some serious drip
Can anyone tell me the difference between berezka yellow and white leaf? As in usage
Between this "white bereska" and the "partizan ss Leto" is difficult to know wich one works better. Or wich is more suitable for different terrains.