I've still got and use my ATACS stuff. Just haven't had much time to do anything new picture wise, etc. My buddy and I are bouncing around right now with a few different things (when there is time).  Hopefully we can have something new up soon.

SKD does. I've run (and still have) their Bravo version for a few years now. Definitely a solid option if Multicam is what your looking for and want buttons on the top instead of Velcro and a zipper.

http://www.skdtac.com/SKD-Enhanced-BDU-Shirt-p/skd.104.htm

http://www.skdtac.com/SKD-Enhanced-Pant-BDU-p/skd.102.htm

Tru-Spec does not make anything in A-TACS FG or AU. Did you mean Propper?

I like AOR2 a LOT. Friend and I did a little experimentation with it this weekend, coupling it with woodland MARPAT/digital woodland. It worked quite well. I'd love to get some AOR2 clothing to try even further, but cost and availability make that near impossible right now.

AOR2 gear mates really well with woodland MARPAT/digital woodland. It does a good job of helping break up the body.








Did some more with the Pencott Greenzone. It still outperforms pretty much everything else so far. It literally disappears, and in some cases, if we got too far away from each other in the bush, we'd loose each other completely. A couple of pictures at some distance were pretty much unusable, as there is no way we'd ever be able to convince anyone that we are actually in the picture. These pictures really don't do it justice.

There was a time when my buddy and I felt the same way about MC. Now, I'll be honest, for us it is way down the list of our choices in regards to true effectiveness.

Back in the early pages of this thread there are some pictures of the solid coyote Tru-Spec TRU's I have.

Things look pretty green in some of your pix.

Try dyeing ACU stuff  (either nylon field gear or even the ACU uniform) with Rit Apple Green dye and see what you think.  TT has a 50% off sale on right now on ACU and foliage stuff, FWIW, but dyeing cheap GI surplus will give you an idea of the result.  Do the dyeing experiment following Rit's suggestions on their site www.ritdye.com. You can order dye there, but better to buy locally and avoid shipping if possible.


I have seen pix of ACU uniforms dyed with Rit Tan dye that also looked very decent for brownish (fall and winter hereabouts) locales, but haven't tried it myself yet.  Presumably the nylon field gear will do as well.  I have dyed ACU stuff (uniforms and nylon) with Rit Apple Green, and it is a whole lot greener than the original stuff.  As in suitable for Florida green, and for cheap.

May I suggest you do this NOW, while TT's sale is still ongoing, and ACU  gear (everywhere) is still dirt cheap and available?

ACU gear is currently detested (and rightly so) for most applications.  However, the same charactaristics that render it unsat as-is also allow for some creative dyeing.  For the most part, the dark and medium foliage areas take on the cast of the dye, and the light areas absorb the dye much more.  The thing is that on account of the dark and medium foliage areas, only light colors should be used so as to not render the final result too dark.  Such a result occurs when using Rit Dark Green, dye for example, as even a fairly quick wash, as opposed to a soak will produce a pretty dark result, although the digital pattern is still plainly visible.  Even when using light dyes, the result will still be fairly dark, so a Rit-dyed ACU uniform will never be able to be dyed to suit true desert, for example.  However, for most other terrains, the result works surprisingly well.

Currently ACU is being dumped by most vendors and mfrs.  If you are willing to experiment with dyeing the stuff, you might be able to obtain very good results for dirt cheap.  I predict that once dyeing catches on, ACU stuff will be considered an item of choice because of its adaptability after being suitably dyed.