Videos tagged with Glow in the Dark Patch

This video demonstrates the effectiveness and limitations of glow-in-the-dark and IR (Infrared) patches under night vision conditions. It highlights how glow-in-the-dark patches are visible to the naked eye at 20 meters but can be too bright for night vision, while IR patches function as reflectors for IR lights, useful for team identification in security camera scenarios. The expert advises specific use cases for IR patches, suggesting they not be worn constantly.

This guide details how to assess the tactical implications of glow-in-the-dark patches when viewed through night vision. The FalconClaw presenter demonstrates that these patches, while potentially useful for non-tactical applications, are highly visible under NODs even at significant distances (200+ meters), posing a considerable risk of revealing a user's position. The video emphasizes that for most tactical operations, such patches are considered non-IR compliant and tactically unsound due to their high signature.