airsoft clothing - community attitude?

[IceTray]

Originally Posted by ShelledPants

Play in whatever the hell you want.

Personally, I'm working on a pink bunny suit.

[Flying Squirrel]

Originally Posted by L473ncy

What do you guys think of a SARTech loadout though ? Anyone?

I've played a game in Day-glow orange as part of a down pilot scenario.

-Mud is the best form of adaptive camo.

[FOX_111]

Originally Posted by WMK

Colonial Marines ftw, I give respect to anyone that dresses like that.

It's not me, it's Porkchop. This guy I took the picture off have some original movie props!


Back on topic, Skirmish allow casual dress code, millsim is strick uniform code.

[cjottawa]

Well, I don't own BDU's but I can come dressed like this:



Would anyone have a problem with that?

BTW: I'd like to sign up for that feds-vs.-rednecks game. I'm in Ottawa.

[L473ncy]

TBH I would allow it however I kind of get a "paintballish" kind of feeling about it. However I don't know what makes it seem "paintballish" since it's basically like a ghillie suit however it's like a cartoonish version of a ghillie (think the difference between TFC and TF2 both almost the same thing at heart however ones more "cartoonish").

Simple OD BDU's are like $40-60 for a set and should do it however that setup should be good enough for the first few games.

[CDN_Stalker]

Originally Posted by cjottawa

Well, I don't own BDU's but I can come dressed like this:



Would anyone have a problem with that?

BTW: I'd like to sign up for that feds-vs.-rednecks game. I'm in Ottawa.

I'd hit that................ lol, easy to spot, I wouldn't have an issue there.
EDIT: RCR vs Rednecks game near Ottawa, sign up there: http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthread.php?t=90392 not here!

[Mitchell12]

Originally Posted by L473ncy

TBH I would allow it however I kind of get a "paintballish" kind of feeling about it. However I don't know what makes it seem "paintballish" since it's basically like a ghillie suit however it's like a cartoonish version of a ghillie (think the difference between TFC and TF2 both almost the same thing at heart however ones more "cartoonish").

Simple OD BDU's are like $40-60 for a set and should do it however that setup should be good enough for the first few games.

I've seen OD bdu's for cheaper before too, It's not near as big an investment as people think and they last forever.

[cjottawa]

Originally Posted by L473ncy

TBH I would allow it however I kind of get a "paintballish" kind of feeling about it. However I don't know what makes it seem "paintballish" since it's basically like a ghillie suit however it's like a cartoonish version of a ghillie (think the difference between TFC and TF2 both almost the same thing at heart however ones more "cartoonish").

Simple OD BDU's are like $40-60 for a set and should do it however that setup should be good enough for the first few games.

It's actually a CADPAT mesh poncho with a light-weight camo netting clipped on in small segments. I overheat in a hurry, hence the material.

In any case, how would a black set of BDU's go over? I was going to get a set for other things anyway.

[Mitchell12]

Originally Posted by cjottawa

It's actually a CADPAT mesh poncho with a light-weight camo netting clipped on in small segments. I overheat in a hurry, hence the material.

In any case, how would a black set of BDU's go over? I was going to get a set for other things anyway.

Nobody would mind, It'd just be stupid, Theres no black in nature. Even at night you'd look like a giant void in the forest. Plus you'd over heat in the day.

[CDN_Stalker]

Originally Posted by cjottawa

It's actually a CADPAT mesh poncho with a light-weight camo netting clipped on in small segments. I overheat in a hurry, hence the material.

In any case, how would a black set of BDU's go over? I was going to get a set for other things anyway.

See my edit for you above.

Regarding black BDUs, some guys do wear them and stand out like a sore thumb, but they have fun anyways. Wear what you like to games around Ottawa, but make sure what you plan to wear fits in with the uniform outline as per the game instructions. If it's a hardcore milsim type, you won't be able to wear black, civies might get you a spot on the team though if it's an insurgent dress code. Every game outline has a dress code, you decide what team you want to be on based upon what you feel like wearing.

[Zeonprime]

unless you are going to a game that requires specific attire, wear whatever the hell you want, just have proper footwear. Seeing someone running around with sneakers just irks the crap out of me since I view it as a safety issue.

If you dont believe me, then take it from Duffman

[T@NK]

quote this: Airsoft is somehow a fashion show for all men, what you wear directly reflect your taste , your attitude and your performance.

[cjottawa]

Originally Posted by wingmantank

quote this: Airsoft is somehow a fashion show for all men, what you wear directly reflect your taste , your attitude and your performance.

Since we're quoting:

"Beware all enterprises that require new clothes." -Henry David Thoreau

[dubious]

Originally Posted by Kingsix

I want to do a similar loadout to the guy with the pistol

I say +1 to the guy (in the proper attire of course) running into battle wielding an ice pick!

[FOX_111]

Simply get a proper BDU. It will cost you around 100$ for top and bottom and you will use it all the time.

Just don't get a black one. OD is good choice to match with EVERYONE. Cadpat is also versatile.

Remember that BDU type decide on wich side you play. If you dress like an outcast, you will be on the Suck Team.