Blue Force Gear Introduces Urban Wolf : The Tactical Wire

I use a lot of BFG equipment, and have always found it to be high quality and very well designed.  Arctyrex (sp?) introduced Urban Wolf, which is a lot like a Maritime Gray, and people saw early on that it was an excellent camo color that didn't look like camo.  It really seems to blend into a lot of environments, and if your uniform is patterned after an Ohio State Trooper's, or National Park Service Ranger, it'll be a lot lower-visibility than anything else, and will blend right into your shirt.

Coming from an urban environment, most of my stuff was solid black, until I learned the value of spray paint.  Now that I have more experience, and now that a million more people have centuries of experience working in multiple environments ending with consonants, solid black is arguably the worst color to wear, unless you are infiltrating a black licorice factory or asphalt plant, which I've actually done.  The more solid black you wear, no matter how dark, you look like a cop wearing solid black.  It blends with shadows, and black paint, but nowhere is solid black, and the failure to break up against a light background, even a glint of crescent moonlight, just kills it.  Or the wearer.

Blue Force Gear Introduces Urban Wolf : The Tactical Wire