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Striker Gen.2 Base Cap
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UF PRO TACTICAL GEAR IN SLOCAM.
SloCam. Recognised as one of the best on the market. You’ll look hard to see a camouflage pattern better-suited than this one for concealment in a wide range of vegetation types. The characteristic shape of its pattern maintains visual disruption even at longer distances. Paired with other outstanding UF PRO gear, SloCam stands as the optimal system for dense-vegetation environments.
ALL UF PRO GEAR IN SLOCAM
PATTERN’S CHARACTERISTICS:
- Five-colour mix.
- Primary colours: Bottle Green, Light Green, and Earth Brown.
- Secondary colours: Dark Brown and near-beige Light Stone.
- A superior blending of the wearer within the surrounding environment thanks to the incorporation of a very light shade in the overall colour configuration (which better reflects the general terrain/foliage colour).
- Exceptional performance when combined with gear in Coyote/Tan colour.
GET MORE INTEL ABOUT SLOCAM.
When was SloCam first introduced?
When Slovenia broke away from Yugoslavia in 1991, one of the first things the newly independent country did was redesign its battle dress uniform. Up until that time, the military in Slovenia wore BDUs in Yugoslav M87, a mimetic oakleaf pattern. This was replaced by Slovenia’s own version of Yugolsav M87, which it called M91 and which consisted of a slightly different colour scheme (there was also an adaptation rolled out in 2005 for use in desert environments, such as those in Afghanistan).
SloCam—short for Slovenia Camouflage and today officially known as M12—was introduced in 2012-13. Initially it was used by NATO-partnered Special Operations Forces. A short time later it became standard-issue for the Slovenian army.
Are MultiCam and SloCam related?
If you compare them side-by-side, it’s fairly obvious that SloCam and Multicam have little in common other than the distinctive shapes of the pattern—the drawing style, in other words. Slocam uses mainly Macro and Midi elements.In a direct comparison with MultiCam you can find the shadings and transitions between the colors as Crye produced them with MultiCam, but you do not find them as often.
BROWSE SLOCAM GEAR BY CATEGORY:
Combat Pants in SloCam.
Crafted for the utmost protection in demanding environments during strenuous physical activities, UF PRO Tactical Pants in SloCam camouflage provide exceptional freedom of movement and essential functional features.
Combat Shirts in SloCam.
UF PRO Combat Shirts are versatile across various environments and conditions, offering coverage from sub-zero temperatures to scorching heat. They incorporate essential features such as air/pac® inserts and premium G-Loft thermal insulation, coupled with moisture-wicking Merino/polyester. Together with this superior camouflage pattern, they constitute the ultimate choice for tactical operators.
BROWSE OTHER CAMOUFLAGE PATTERNS
MULTICAM
The United States Army’s official camouflage pattern in Afghanistan, and adopted by armed forces around the world. Ideal for use in an impressively wide range of locations, situations, and conditions.
MULTICAM BLACK
Designed to meet the unique requirements of top-tier law enforcement and military units.
FLECKTARN
The official concealment system of the German army, Flecktarn camo employs the science of perceptual psychology to let you stay out of sight.
A-TACS U|CON
A-TACS U|CON camouflage pattern is engineered for tactical operators navigating transitional terrains, A-TACS U|CON ensures seamless concealment, adaptability, and dependable performance.
CCE CAMOUFLAGE
CCE camouflage—Camouflage Centre-Europe in French—is the pattern adopted by French armed forces. It is acclaimed for its performance in woodland European environments, where the background consists of primarily green and brown elements.
VEGETATO
Vegetato (also known as “mimetico vegetata”) is the current active camouflage of the Italian army (Esercito). Paired with UF PRO tactical gear, it’s best-suited for use in Mediterranean, arid, and subtropical environments.
MULTICAM TROPIC
MultiCam Tropic is the optimal camouflage pattern for tropical environments, where staying out of sight depends on how closely the predominant colours and shapes of your concealment system mimic those of the surrounding green and darkly lush vegetation.