PHOTO FILE: PHANTOMLEAF WASP II Z4 in field test

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The ideal place, the camouflage suit fits perfectly and fully camouflaged, he storms the building. Does it really work like that? With good patterns, yes. Although it is not just a matter of patterns. Every camouflage works only as well as the background is. PHANTOMLEAF WASP II Z4 is presented as an urban pattern. We wanted to know how and where it works.

The uniform is from Leo Leo Köhler and we presented it HERE in the SPARTANAT Review. It is autumn, we are outdoors. And Z4 even works not so bad at this location.

Where the pattern reaches its limits, which is why we don't want to wear it in spring, is green. Just the moss kicks it out.

For those who like to compare. We photographed the green Z3A from PHANTOMLEAF at the same location and in the same position during a different season: we were hardly to be found. HERE is the field test with the green WASP II Z3A from PAHANTOMLEAF.

On the other hand, where there is stone and shades, this pattern by PHANTOMLEAF fits well.

This wall wasn't built after Z4 was made. Yet, the pattern fits in nicely.

Broken stones, earth in between, all of this favors the strongly structured pattern in gray and brown tones.

Gravel surfaces are also ideal for the application of PHANTOMLEAF Z4. The strong structuring fits here as well.

The stone wall in the tunnel sucks in the pattern almost completely.

With smooth concrete, the theme is already more difficult.

However, as soon as any structuring arises - the ground is wet, with fault lines - this pattern by PHANTOMLEAF feels at home again.

You don't always have to stand out in the foreground. Branches from a bush, urban environment. Good camouflage effect.

Let's go out into nature with the pattern. Pile of wood, all scattered around and many color tones. We could hide well with Z4 here.

The tree trunk is an example where Z4 has amazed us the most. It blends in perfectly.

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