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TV-D1 hoodie Hot-weather range session

Observed: the hoodie wicked moisture while allowing airflow; the pattern handled dry grass and the tree line well.

Limit: This was not a controlled concealment test. Viewing distances were not recorded, and rocky or overly green terrain was not tested.

Sample
One production hoodie
Conditions
Hot, dry range session
Next
Controlled cross-terrain comparison
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Cody wearing the TV-D1 sports warm-up hoodie during the published hot-weather range session
One production hoodie · One hot, dry range session · Northwest Montana
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KTT round can pouch design brief showing dimensions and construction choices Bench planning

Custom Pouch Workshop

Question: Which pouch shape gives stable mounting, useful retention, and clean access?

  1. Request brief defined
  2. Reference forms and method work
  3. Carry trial
  4. Public record

Next action: Define a repeatable retention and access check before a carry trial.

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Cody Rhoads testing TV-D1 camouflage from a prone field position in Northwest Montana First field record published

TV-D1 Camouflage

Question: Where does TV-D1 break up edges, and where does it become too distinct?

  1. Pattern and terrain references defined
  2. Hot-weather range wear documented
  3. Controlled cross-terrain comparison candidate
  4. Next revision decision

Next action: Define the cross-terrain comparison, including distance and light. No test date is scheduled.

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Cody Rhoads holding two night-observation devices during a documentation session Bench documentation

Night Observation Devices

Question: What can be documented about handling and low-light image capture before a controlled comparison exists?

  1. Personal equipment file logged
  2. Sample capture review
  3. Controlled comparison
  4. Public record if useful

Next action: Review source captures and define a controlled comparison method.

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Cody Rhoads behind a supported rifle with InfraHex material wrapped on the rifle and helmet Material on hand

InfraHex / TacDefence

Question: What can KTT document about application, handling, wear, and signature-management claims?

  1. Relationship disclosed
  2. Rifle and helmet application logged
  3. Repeatable method definition
  4. Public record if run

Next action: Define a repeatable application and wear method before making a finding.

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Evidence clipsTwo source clips. Application and capture references only; neither clip is a test verdict.Open clips
12 sec // Application reference

InfraHex on the rifle

The material is visible during supported handling. The paired helmet application remains documented in the still file above. This clip does not establish concealment or signature-management performance.

7 sec // Through-device capture

Night observation sample

A camera looking through the device records a live image. It is useful source material for a future method, not a controlled comparison or performance claim.

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KTT Goods Co. and Koocanusa Tech & Tactics decals on a truck in Northwest Montana
// Local node // Eureka, Montana

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InfraHex

Multispectral textile systems focused on visual, near-infrared, and thermal signature management.

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TacDefence

United States distribution and retail access for InfraHex signature-management products.

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Family operation / no referrals

Rhoads MX Works

Family-run motorcycle and motocross mechanical work. Part of the Rhoads network, but not currently seeking public referrals.

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