What is the point of MultiCam Black?

MultiCam Black’s purpose is to stand out, and it does that with flying colours. This pattern was designed to expand the lineup into the field of law enforcement and to make military SF units distinctly identifiable. Browse our tactical gear in MultiCam Black here.

Does anyone use MultiCam Black?

MultiCam is used by US Special Operations forces, and some private military contractors. In 2010, US forces in Afghanistan switched to a MultiCam pattern when the existing Universal Camouflage Pattern (UCP) was found to be inadequate for the environment.

What was MultiCam designed for?

First unveiled and designed in 2002, MultiCam was designed for the use of the U.S. Army in varied environments, seasons, elevations, and light conditions. It is a seven-color, multi-environment camouflage pattern developed by Crye Precision in conjunction with United States Army Soldier Systems Center.

How many colors are in MultiCam Black?

MultiCam is comprised of six colours – a dark chocolate brown, flat earth brown, Khaki, a medium green, desert pink and a light grey.

What colors are in black MultiCam Cerakote?

Colors Used

• HAZEL GREEN. H-204.
• SIG™ DARK GREY. H-210.
• GRAPHITE BLACK. H-146.

Is MultiCam the best camo?

MultiCam is one of the best-known camouflage patterns of the modern era. But is it effective?…Comparison of effectiveness in different environments.

MultiCam	Desert MARPAT
Offers good concealment at long range	Effective in multiple environments within the region

What color goes best with MultiCam?

MultiCam employs shades of beige and light brown in the midi elements of its pattern, and Coyote Brown works as a perfect compliment to those colours.

Is there black Cerakote?

Cerakote Graphite Black is a satin black. Cerakote H Series coatings are durable, corrosion-resistant, and provide unparalleled levels of hardness and adhesion. These coatings are also resistant to most solvents and chemicals.

Does MultiCam actually work?

MultiCam’s overall score was definite. Despite its reduced performance in a bright sandy desert environment, the pattern’s indisputable effectiveness in rocky desert, mountainous terrain, and croplands/woodlands earned it the now well-known mantle of “80 percent in most environments.”