It's pretty simple. Multicam or Tiger Stripe.

Multicam:

Pros:

Works in most environments.
Can use ACUs, which are generally better than BDUs.

Cons:

Not the best in any given environment.
Overused.

Tiger Stripe:

Pros:

I've never seen anyone wear it before.
Cheaper than MC.

Cons:

All black; not good in most environments.
Can only find the BDU and helmet cover, but no gear.

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Whichever one you like most. As for the TS just get black or green gear.

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Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. -Ralph Waldo Emerson

I say Tiger Stripe. It works better than many people give it credit for. That and it is just so unusual. I am a big MarPat fan, but Tiger Stripe would be a very close second.

Not only is MultiCam not a very good camo, it's way overplayed and getting kind of boring. Forget the flashy crap, stick with what works.

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I'm CDO, that's the same as OCD except it's alphabetical like it should be.

Desert Tiger stripe is actually my favorite camouflage at the moment. It works well in the woods, especially in the fall through spring, goes well with OD, Tan, black gear, is and can be found for pretty cheap on some sites like ebay or army surplus stores.
If you're set on black tiger stripe though, it's still a good looking camouflage. I saw it at my field yesterday, no more or less visible than half of the other guys out there.

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It's black, but it has a pattern and hints of green to it, so it's more disruptive.

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Black in my opinion is the most blatantly obvious camouflage. Black almost truly appears in nature.

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Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. -Ralph Waldo Emerson

I'm assuming "never" goes between "almost" and "truly."

Also, you said something about people in bright red disappearing into the woods. Black is much less obvious than red.

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multicam doesn't really "blend" well with many of the woods I play at, mostly Western States. Unless there is a lot of dry brush.. which is during the fall only. Just saying form experience.

Yes, never was supposed to be in there. Ive told you before, what you wear really doesnt matter in paintball at the ranges we play at. As long as YOU like it, and are comfortable in it, thats all that matters.

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Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. -Ralph Waldo Emerson

Marpat FTW!

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