Arcturus Ghillie Suit Thread - Lightweight Synthetic Yarn to Build Your Own Ghillie Suit

Nice and thick threads. Im not any expert on gillie suit threads but I did do alot with camoflauge in my infantry unit. Watched alot of our snipers put together thwyre gillie suits and liaten to the people advising them on different techiniques they learned in sniper school..and I can say these are prwtty much the same material. Its all about how you apply them. Theyre lightweight and the colors are great and do not fade easily.

The material is strong, good quality, and finer than burlap, bit doesn't fray as well though. Some colors, like the sage strands, are a bit bright. You'll definitely need 2 bundles for a viper hood.Throw in the dryer on a medium heat for a couple minutes to get the strands more "crinkley" and natural looking.

I have nothing bad to say about the Jute, it's a tad 'shiny' which you don't want for camo. But one day of playing and I noticed that it's dulled down now.I would like it to have more 'dry' foliage colors but it gets the job done for a new ghillie setup. Think about ordering 2 bundles if you want to do a really think layer of Jute.

Use this on a ghillie cobra head for pattern break up and concealment and works as intended. Blends well and allows to break up pattern without having to cut strands from burlap. Have gotten wet as well and does not mildew or rot, definite plus.

Looks good. Still has that jute shine but that's fine as it's still easier to work with than my last one I made out of twine. Comes with a lot but figure about 2-3 of them for a viper hood. Pictured is 1 bundle on the hood and one still in the bundle so you get an idea for coverage, I'm doing strands of 8ish hitched 3 to a gap on the line. Only complaint is it's still shiny if they could fix that it'd be an amazing product.

easy to tie onto any ground blind, layout blind, kayak blind etc. It is lightweight and all I did was tie a slip knot onto the ground blind fabric band. I used four of these to completely cover and 8 foot long X 4 feet wide A-frame goose hunting blind. I added a little more of the natural grass and cornstalks in the field once I got there, but it covered it well enough I didn't have to. The picture I attached shows about 3/4 of one bundle of grass I used to just do the top of the 8 foot long panel. Took me three more bundles to do the back, the two ends, and spots that looked a little bare. I did NOT grass in the lower bottom because the grass hangs down so low I didn't have to.

The media could not be loaded. Did more than 30% coverage more like 70% jute but was able to spread it out and fill in 90% of my cobra hood

I got the grassland mix and it was supposed to be a mix of tan and olive. The bag I received was almost entirely tan with very little olive. I'll have to buy a bag of olive if I want to do anything else with it. Its good quality and the colors aren't bad but disappointed the mix is mostly tan

This string looks very natural once applied to say a camouflage blind blanket. For the price is worth it.

Added the perfect amount of green to my Stealth sheet.

The product is why you would expect, tough string, good for dead grass camo or duck Marsh

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