A lightweight masking net that works well with other equipment worn and reduces the risk of visual and to some extent thermal detection. Works both worn and as a masking net.
You wear it when advancing to reduce the risk of detection.
When you arrive at the fire position or O-site, you take it off and stretch it as a masking net.
The ghillie veil is sewn so that the twine (the leaf-like parts) does not get caught in branches when advancing in the terrain.
There are some flat loops on the edge to minimize the risk of getting caught in branches.
A pattern in desert colors is printed on the back of the veil.
It can be worn over uniforms and equipment vests.
Pull the veil over the shoulders, close the snaps to cover the chest and pull up the hood.
You can compress it to about 2 liters, so it takes up little space in your pack.
The veil is made of two different airy nets in colors that blend in with the surroundings.
The netting is cut into irregular pieces and forms shadows that resemble vegetation.
The nets are hardly flammable and do not absorb water and therefore do not become heavier in the rain or from sweat.
The mesh is available in gray, dark green, light green, brown and khaki. This allows us to tailor the color scheme to fit into different environments.
