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The Spectre Hoodie LRP MultiCam is Triple Aught Design's (TAD Gear) 'flagship' U.S.-made softshell, with more pockets and volume than their Stealth Hoodie Reloaded. Designed as a robust softshell for protracted field use encountered in Long Range Patrol (hence the "LRP" designation); the Crye MultiCam version of the Spectre is a limited edition of one run only, and will not be available again. It's TAD Gear's first and last MultiCam, due to the high cost of developing and manufacturing the soft shell fabric in MultiCam. The MultiCam Spectre differs from the solid colour Spectres by its material - it's thicker and warmer, and suited for colder weather, or as a stand-alone jacket instead of a light shell + mid insulating layer. It is designed for aerobic activity with breathability taking precedence over water resistance.



The Spectre Hoodie LRP (MultiCam) has similar general features and lines as the other TAD soft shell/jackets, but with a different pocket configuration, and more space in the upper arm pockets. This is to account for the chest pockets being rendered uselss when a plate carrier or armour is worn over the jacket.













The MultiCam Spectre fabric was spec'd to be more breathable than water resistant for high aerobic alpine warfare (cold and dry snow conditions rather than rain), while wearing plate carriers for sustained or protracted periods where the jacket would not be easily removed. Also, due to the textile parameters needed to print MultiCam, the water resistance rating for the MultiCam textile is about half that of the solid colour Stealth/Spectre LRPs. The MC Spectre has excellent vapour transmission rate at the sacrifice of high water resistance.



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