Camouflage effektiveness test: German Flecktarn vs. French CCE

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[hanssmidt]

At first glance I didn't even notice the flecktarn on the thumbnail

[jameshayden]

Love my Flecky here in Central Alabama. Perfect for River/Creek bottoms.

[AirsoftAddicted]

Both seems great although I'm surprised how amazingly CCE blends with leaves.

[DJTheMetalheadMercenary]

I love both these patterns, and both are super effective in resulting different ways-- the muted blending nature of Flecktarn works well especially against the brush and foliage, and the diffusing contrast of CCE (much like US Woodland or DPM) just works, especially in a proper environment like yours and mine with lots of trees and leaf litter, great woodland pattern.

[Zambezi_]

Honestly the star of the show here were those custom sorta leopard print pants. through light foliage though that CCE was way impressive.

[lukedawgSIG]

Thanks for the video those pants were awesome.

[BaroudeurAventure]

No question, when a camo pattern doesn't break the body shape its efficiency is reduced to the environments of similar colors as long as the light doesn't create to much contrast.

[knowthatitisnearevenatthed]

What pattern did you use as a base for your leopard camo? Do you think it matters

[easygroove]

Flecktarn is much to often much tooo Dark AND ist does not break the human shape(looks like on solid, dark blob from a few meters away) - which CCE does very good. AND CCE works much better than M81 "Woodland"

[hardstyle]

Great video, The French CCF worked the best IMO.

[loriekaczmarek]

Same as flextarn vs woodland, flextarn is better.