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

If your looking to add some camouflage to your gear or even make a ghillie suit from an old uniform, this synthetic yarn is the way to go! This purchase was way less work then trying to make your own "Jute", plus you get a good amount out of 1 bundle.

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.

I’ve read the reviews on this, and now that I’ve used this material to construct a couple suits. The thread works fine. There are some caveats though:1) You have to pay attention to the colors of the area you are operating in to match them.2) Probably the most important, the yarn (string) is ONLY to break up your outline. That’s all. The majority of your suit is made of natural foliage woven into it along with the thread.An actual ghillie suit is used this way. It’s not supposed to be a ball of yarn for you to put on and disappear. That’s the idea for people who watch too many movies and YouTube warriors.This is why professionals make their own suits and don’t use the manufactured ones you see online. This material works fine. It will never be as good as making your own, but if you’re going to use something someone else made, then you may want to take the above information into account.

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.

Wow I will say I way underestimated how far one pack of this would go. Was very very impressed I highly recommend. I used one pack this to grass in my Kayak and still had some left over. Will be doing my boat next nice to know I could get the 10 foot boat blind done with one pack. 5 stars

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 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.

Kinda Disappointed That It Includes Black And Some Sort Of Unnatural Green Which I Had To Remove To Blend Better.