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Frequentlyasked questions
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How Do Viper Hood Versions Differ?
The difference is that the V1 has individual leaflets sewn on, and the strap is sewn in a zigzag pattern to allow for more options for attaching additional natural and synthetic materials.
All other Viper Hoods differ only in the color and material of the leaflets.
The Viper Hood V3 has original Multicam leaflets sewn on.
All other Viper Hoods differ only in the color and material of the leaflets.
The Viper Hood V3 has original Multicam leaflets sewn on.
How Do Ghillie Versions Differ?
The base and construction are the same for all camouflage suits.
Only the Ghillie V3 M2 features a base made of a lighter mesh, has fewer leaves sewn on—which improves its visual appearance—and includes sewn-on straps for attaching artificial leaves and other vegetation.
The Ghillie V3 features original Multicam leaves sewn onto it.
All other camouflage suits differ only in the color of the leaves.
Only the Ghillie V3 M2 features a base made of a lighter mesh, has fewer leaves sewn on—which improves its visual appearance—and includes sewn-on straps for attaching artificial leaves and other vegetation.
The Ghillie V3 features original Multicam leaves sewn onto it.
All other camouflage suits differ only in the color of the leaves.
Which is more effective and convenient, the Ghillie or the Viper Hood?
For extended surveillance, ambushes, and maximum camouflage coverage, it’s best to choose a suit; for tasks involving constant movement and greater mobility, the Viper Hood is a better option.
You can also pair the suit’s pants with a cape.
You can also pair the suit’s pants with a cape.
How to care for your products?
To remove stains from the suit:
Use a soft brush or a slightly damp cloth.
Hand wash in cold water (up to 30°C) with mild soap or a special detergent for waterproof clothing.
Machine wash at 30°C–40°C (synthetic cycle) with mild soap or a special detergent for waterproof clothing.
Store in a dry, well-ventilated place, avoiding excessive moisture.
Do not use harsh detergents, bleach, or fabric softeners.
Do not wring out or twist the fabric.
By following these recommendations, you will keep your camouflage suit in excellent condition for a long time.