Camouflage record
M81 Urban
The M81 Urban Camouflage Pattern is a recoloration of the original M81 Woodland design. Though not officially adopted, it was notably used by the US Marine Corps during a 1994 urban operations training at Fort Benning. This pattern was part of a study evaluating various urban camouflage options, including disruptive and monotone designs. However, both the woodland and 3-color urban camo performed poorly in urban night conditions.
M81 Urban Camo Carry-On Roller Suitcase (Gray-Dominant)
M81 Urban Camo Carry-On Roller Suitcase (Gray-Dominant)
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This gray dominant M81 Urban Camo Carry-On Roller Suitcase is constructed with a durable polycarbonate front and ABS back hard-shell, providing superior protection. It is equipped with an adjustable telescopic handle and features a removable inner lining, secured by a black rubber seal. The interior offers two spacious pockets for organized packing. Four double-wheels ensure smooth 360° swivel for seamless maneuverability, while a built-in lock enhances security.
Specs:
• Camouflage: M81 Urban
• Material: polycarbonate front and ABS back hard-shell
• Adjustable telescopic handle
• Removable inner lining under a black rubber seal
• Two inner pockets
• Four double-wheels with 360° swivel
• Built-in lock
Dimensions:
Height: 22 in. (with wheels)
Width: 14 in.
Length: 9 in.
Handle Length: 15 in.
Specs
- Camouflage: M81 Urban
- Material: polycarbonate front and ABS back hard-shell
- Adjustable telescopic handle
- Removable inner lining under a black rubber seal
- Two inner pockets
- Four double-wheels with 360° swivel
- Built-in lock
Dimensions:
Height: 22 in. (with wheels)
Width: 14 in.
Length: 9 in.
Handle Length: 15 in.
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Camouflage record
M81 Urban
The M81 Urban Camouflage Pattern is a recoloration of the original M81 Woodland design. Though not officially adopted, it was notably used by the US Marine Corps during a 1994 urban operations training at Fort Benning. This pattern was part of a study evaluating various urban camouflage options, including disruptive and monotone designs. However, both the woodland and 3-color urban camo performed poorly in urban night conditions.

