M2D Camo

The following two photos show how M2D changes with the environment around it. These photos were taken 60 seconds apart, in the same field, with the same clothes, in the same position. Each photo looks like a different pattern. However, the brighter picture is caused by the sun reflecting off the grasses, which makes the M2D Camo appear much brighter. Even in its brightness the pattern is still very well camouflaged. When the sun goes behind the clouds, the same shirt now looks like a different pattern. The reality is that due to the lack of sunlight, the grasses in their natural state become darker, bringing out the darker colors in M2D Camo. M2D Camo truly is "Made to Deceive". Same pattern, same shirt, two different looks. The only other way of achieving this would be to actually become a chameleon. Should have called it lizard camo.

M2D Camo is an innovative new camouflage pattern originally designed to be worn in the CRP fields of the Pacific Northwest. Although the concept originated from the need for a camouflage pattern specific to this region, the versatility of the Camo pattern allows it to adapt to a wide variety of hunting environments, including majestic mountains, sagebrush flats, river valley bottoms, marshes, to wide open fields.