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 · Dog Collar & Leash Set
M81 Urban Camo Collar & Leash Set
M81 Urban Camo Collar & Leash Set
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This M81 Urban Camo Dog Collar and Leash set is built for daily use, combining a secure, adjustable collar with a matched 6 ft leash for consistent handling on walks. The collar adjusts across a wide range to sit comfortably and stay in place as your dog moves, while the leash is designed for control without harsh feel in-hand. Both pieces use durable polyester webbing, with added padding at the collar and at the leash handle to reduce pressure during extended outings. Reinforced hardware supports reliable attachment, and the set keeps a clean, uniform look from collar to leash.
Specs
- Camouflage: M81 Urban
- Material: 100% polyester webbing
- 8% spandex in the collar and leash handle
- Sponge collar and handle padding
- Metal snap hook and D-ring
- Black plastic main buckle
- Leash Length: 6 ft. (1.83 m)
- Leash and Collar Width: 1″ (2.54 cm)
- Blank product sourced from China and printed in USA
Collar Sizes:
Small: 11.8″–17.8″ (30–45 cm)
Medium: 13.5″–20.5″ (35–52 cm)
Large: 14.8″–23.8″ (38–60 cm)
Adjustable collar length
Shipping & returns
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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.

