Cadpat and Coyote Brown or Tan

[Shooting Addict]

Hey ASC,

I need some help with my gear, i've decided to go with Cadpat as it seems it would work really well were i play but there are some areas were there is dead grass and such so i want to have some CB or Tan as part of my set-up but i'm not sure which would work better with Cadpat in my area or if both arn't good choices what should i pick for the other colour. So far as far as what colour each part of the set-up is going to be i'm thinking this would work well.

Cadpat:
Chest rig with pouches
Pant's
Gloves will be same colour as the rig/pant's in ether brown or green

Tan or CB
Knee pads
Boots
Drop leg holster
Sweater or T-shirt under the chest rig
Half face balclava

Pics of what the place looks like(getting them off google) will be up shortly although the forest isn't as well lit up as in pics usally a lot darker.

[pugs144]

I'd lean towards CB. Dust with camo paint as required to suit your playing area.

[lonesniper]

Deffinetly go with all coyote brown for whats not cadpat, which sould be pretty much everything but your uniform. I also think some Ranger green thrown in the mix would help break up your outline, while still matching everything pretty well.

damn you Pugs, you got there first.

[ThunderCactus]

multicaaaaaaaaam!
Get the 50/50 ripstop multicam, it's shaded tan. The 65/35, 60/40 and basically any twill multicam is shaded more dominantly green.

[Shooting Addict]

Originally Posted by ThunderCactus

multicaaaaaaaaam!
Get the 50/50 ripstop multicam, it's shaded tan. The 65/35, 60/40 and basically any twill multicam is shaded more dominantly green.

I prefer cadpat over multicam now more then before because the states uses it

Another thing to consider, you may want to wear a TW CADPAT shirt with AR CADPAT pants.

Also, with the balaclava.. I'd ditch it especially in warmer weather unless you like having your goggles fogging up. Also, what's a half face one? You mean a neck gator? Also, the kneepads aren't really needed in a wooded area IMO, or if you really want them just wear one(ie the knee that you goto all the time). Not a fan of drop leg holsters, especially if you are going to be doing a lot of walking/running in the humid summer there as it may lead to chafing, same with the kneepads.

[johnnyb]

use mult-cam,more tac.

more tac?

How is Multicam more tactical than any other camo?

[Shooting Addict]

Originally Posted by -Skeletor-

Another thing to consider, you may want to wear a TW CADPAT shirt with AR CADPAT pants.

Also, with the balaclava.. I'd ditch it especially in warmer weather unless you like having your goggles fogging up. Also, what's a half face one? You mean a neck gator? Also, the kneepads aren't really needed in a wooded area IMO, or if you really want them just wear one(ie the knee that you goto all the time). Not a fan of drop leg holsters, especially if you are going to be doing a lot of walking/running in the humid summer there as it may lead to chafing, same with the kneepads.

I was going to just wear the one kneepad on my right knee for when i crouch down, also I'm not to sure about the holster ether but i need somewhere to put my WA SVI.

[AngelusNex]

Honestly, kneepad on right leg with my dropleg holster never causes me problems (Now that they are tightened just right and the holster is properly secured to my belt) So you may like it like me.

Also, CB all the way for your gear there... and pretty much anywhere.

[lonesniper]

Originally Posted by Shooting Addict

I prefer cadpat over multicam now more then before because the states uses it

Well maybe we can come to a nice agreement with some Multicam CADPAT. haha