Kuiu has a new Camo pattern

[TheDadLife]

It’s called Valo. Comes out tomorrow.

https://www.kuiu.com/valocamo?trk_msg=3AKEU8CB7HP4VAR9POJRMSBQAG&trk_contact=PJ8N2QG4FDLA3P7GLFHVLUPVK0&trk_sid=82LBOK4V9EARLPTDDIOG751NO0&utm_source=Listrak&utm_medium=Email&utm_term=valo&utm_campaign=Early+Preview%3a+Valo+Camo+Arrives+Tomorrow

[NapalmCheese]

I'll bet it's extremely effective when topped off with a bright orange hat and a stainless and black 'all weather' rifle.

[TheDadLife]

I'll bet it's extremely effective when topped off with a bright orange hat and a stainless and black 'all weather' rifle.

[deckhandmike]

It should be camo dollar signs with tactical Gucci logos all over, lol.

[evanboyle]

Looks like DBDU (Desert storm pattern)

[NapalmCheese]

I mean good for them. They offer military discounts, they fund conservation by some amount, they offer a lifetime warranty on their stuff (no mention of where the clothes are made so I'm guessing Bangladesh, El Salvador, etc.). Providing a new camo pattern will almost certain bring in new sales. I certainly see their stuff on guides and professional hunters.

[deckhandmike]

I just joke about them because it’s waaay expensive. But then again where I live and hunt it ranges from about 50-100 degrees and if it gets too cold or hot we go back to the truck and have a beer. If my life depended on my gear in the back country I’d buy some fancier stuff.

[Spyder]

Looks like it's straight out of Desert Storm.

[yoteassasin]

I like it ! ... i wouldn’t mind a Vietnam era tiger stripe but with the new fabrics .. I wear there hell out of my kuiu gear it is comfortable and packs light . Nothing beats carharts And a Pendleton for road hunting

[Irishfisher]

Never had much use for expensive camo. I guess if I hunted in extreme cold, I might have consider it. They do have a good laying system But, like others, my hunting temperatures range from 25-105 degrees, depending on the season. Even in winter, all I need is a light jacket and a couple layers of shirts. Military surplus BDU pants work year round.

I don't even see a need for camo, except for duck, turkey and archery hunting. I have sat with my back to a tree during deer season, wearing tan pants and a tan shirt, only to have fully camo wearing hunters walk right up on me, unaware I was there. I saw them coming from way off. In fact, that's why I usually wear an orange hat during deer season. Movement (or stillness) is way more important that camo in most hunting situations.

What I find funny is that some folks will gladly pay $150+ for a pair of pants, but scream like a stuck hog when paying $150 for their annual hunting license and tags.

[luckylogger6]

They only make it because people buy it...its not my thing but im sure its nice gear

[Spyder]

I'd rather have it in a subdued green or tan than camo. The quality is there, but I don't always want to wear camo when it's raining, and hunt without camo more than I hunt with it. Even for ducks.

[NapalmCheese]

I'd rather have it in a subdued green or tan than camo. The quality is there, but I don't always want to wear camo when it's raining, and hunt without camo more than I hunt with it. Even for ducks.

[deckhandmike]

I also prefer to just wear high end hiking style gear when hunting. Much more choices in fit and sizing and I wear it out casually till it makes the hunting gear pile. Some green or tan Duluth pants and a moisture wicking long sleeve is my go to gear. It is nice to live in coastal California.

[Bainter1212]

Yeah I am with the "gramps wore flannel and killed plenty of critters" crowd.
That being said, if I was loaded i'd be decked out in this stuff. But I ain't loaded, and never will be, so there's that.