PHOTO FILE: CONCAMO IN FIELD TEST 2

CONCAMO doesn't need to hide. That's why you'll see CONCAMO exclusively on SPARTANAT in the first field test - now in the second part, again compared with various other camouflage patterns and different terrain types. The first rows can be seen in the Photo File: CONCAMO im Feldtest 1.

Contrary to our habit of showing images in the necessary size only, we have loaded the photos here as large as possible: Click and then you can study and enjoy the views in detail.Ready for action in front of the camera. The following camouflage patterns participated in this photoshoot: A-TACS FG, A-TACS iX, 5-color Flecktarn, 3-color Flecktarn, Multicam Tropic, Multicam Original, PenCott GreenZone, PenCott BadLands, MARPAT, Vegetato, and of course CONCAMO.

It's so green. We see several top candidates that blend well in the botany.

The photo series were difficult to make as the field testers had full sun. Many things can't be captured by the camera and the camouflage effect can only be judged live with the naked eye. Photos are therefore only half the truth.

Landscapes are extremely diverse, always a special challenge for camouflage patterns.

The images in the quarry represent the semi-arid/arid region. A total of 15 field testers were involved.

The "Con" in CONCAMO stands for "Confusion". If you want to know more about the pattern: HERE is the CONCAMO Interview with Matthias Bürgin on SPARTANAT.

Here it gets very dry for the camouflage patterns.

The transition to green is then a new challenge.

In the green zone. Who adapts best?

Forest edge with different shades of green. The German Flecktarn is perfect for it. Surprisingly good except CONCAMO: Multicam Tropic. Although there are no tropics around. Just German forest.

CONCAMO in its natural environment. In the middle of the forest with green and brown, blending. HERE our pictures with the Leo Köhler Kommando Uniform in the review. With the photos, you can form your own opinion on the various camouflage patterns - not just in comparison to CONCAMO.

The field test was photographed by Ripperkon. If you want to see how, on his website there is a "Making of".HERE the first part of the image series - PHOTO FILE: Concamo im Feldtest 1.