Kings Camo
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deerhunter10
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Be honest never even heard of it. There's so many in the camo game now it impossible to keep up.
I ordered some off midway one year when it was on clearance. All I do remember was it ran a little small . Other than that I don't recall anything negative
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I have a pair of the XKG Ridge pants and those run a tad big for me, I typically wear a 38 or 40 waist depending on the brand. I got a pair of 40 talls since that what was on sale at the time and I've definitely got to wear a belt, but they're super comfy. I'll wear them almost all deer season (with an underlayer if it's cooler) until it starts to dip below 30 degrees. I've had them about 2-3 season now and they're still holding up well, even after getting snagged on some briars throughout the years.
Sign up for camofire.com daily email deals. They have some on there quite often. Never used it so have no real world feedback.
trout
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Kings Camo is surprisingly high quality clothing at great price! Pleased to learn this a family owned faith based company.
agreed, they have been around a long while and make some pretty good stuff. Id put it in that above average mid tier stuff kinda in that badlands/Kryptic brand area (which is a complement)
Andy S.
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I've used their gear/clothes back in the day and it was solid. I bought it at the end of season when on sale and agree with REN's assessment about quality. I still receive their sale flyers in the fall.
backyardtndeer
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Good to know. Get emails from them often, had wondered about their quality.
Watching Gregg Ritz's Hunt Masters show right now and the info says they're debuting the Kings Camo XK7 line.
OldFussNFeathers
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Place here in Knoxville had buy one get one free of a few different camo companies back last August and I bought some. Wore it in Wyoming off and on last September and it held up well.
