TPP CT06 Crye MultiCam Tropic Camo Test: Open Inner Woods, Shifting Light

[@Spark_Books]

Great job spotting the 1 guy. Now find the other 99.

[@thepoliticalpastor]

Thanks for watching!

[@earlgrayman982]

went to the website and I was impressed by the Kryptek Highlander. For light colors it blends in great with treebark. Gotta get some!

[@thepoliticalpastor]

Its crazy even when moving. Thanks for watching.

[@ErikLopesdeOliveira]

in future videos, try rolling on the ground first to get dirt and vegetation fragments on the fabric. The clean and ironed fabric is very evident in the environment.

[@thepoliticalpastor]

Our purpose is to look at the camo pattern first. Not necessarily trying to disappear in the testing phase. Thanks for watching!

[@jonathanmiller6393]

I’ve been using tropic and arid as my go to camo patterns they are both aesthetically pleasing and they work very well

[@thepoliticalpastor]

Cool. Thanks for watching!

[@mpatrick7860]

What is this about? In every position, I could see the guy plainly. Did I miss something here?

[@EthanFilms]

Guess you better write to the camo manufacturer then... 😂 Maybe they could use the advice

[@Sully998]

This guy doesn’t know how to do these types of videos. See Brent0331 for actual camouflage tests.

[@RhulkActual]

I think this is for his own reference, to see how it blends or doesn’t blend. Like his own personal test

[@thepoliticalpastor]

These particular tests were intended to clearly show the camo performance not to try and hide. Thanks for watching!

[@mpatrick7860]

@@thepoliticalpastor Got it, sorry I just didn't understand.

[@blackhawk7r221]

Gotta break up your outline, regardless of the camo pattern or colors.

[@thepoliticalpastor]

Yep. Thanks for watching.

[@Cheesusrice69222]

Way to dark. Regular old multicam works. Your not in a tropical environment

[@mattottie6410]

To dark for terrain..