Kuiu Introduces Valo Camouflage

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posted on May 19, 2020
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Kuiu has announced the launch of its latest camouflage pattern, Valo, suitable for both open deserts and late-season hunts in forested areas. With a complex color palette composed of desert tan, prairie-grass yellow, stone grey, coyote brown, olive drab and just a touch of black, Valo camo's subtle earth tones conceal movement, and make it effective across a wide variety of vegetation. A light, low-contrast design, its large macro patterns are based upon those found in nature, and infused with micro details, to help break up the human outline at close and distant ranges. Field tested, Valo has so far proven itself across North America, to include such environments as Alaska, the Yukon, Montana, Mexico, Texas, Illinois, Ohio and California. Its no wonder then, that the origin of the name comes from "valley," decidedly one of the most varied and seasonally-changing environments on the continent. For more information on this brand new pattern, please visit kuiu.com.

Valo camouflage in the field, in late-fall brush with light snow

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