Russian Berezka "Gold Leaf" Concealment Skin
Berezka, meaning “birch tree” in Russian, is one of the most distinctive and sought-after Soviet-era camouflage patterns. The Gold Leaf variant features a warm palette of golden yellow, and olive — evoking the look of autumn birch leaves and dry grassland. Its dense, overlapping leaf-like shapes create an incredibly effective visual disruption, particularly in transitional seasons and dry environments. A true collector’s pattern with serious field credentials.
This skin is compatible with all VladHelga Chameleon Magazine Pouches, giving you a modular, interchangeable setup that lets you build your kit your way.
- Constructed of 500D PU-coated fabric for water resistance and durability
- Adjustable nylon webbing MOLLE tabs for a secure fit on both AR and AK magazines
- Compatible with all VladHelga Chameleon Magazine Pouches
Note: Due to the nature of printed fabric, exact pattern placement and coloration may vary slightly between units. Each shroud is unique.
This listing is for one (1) concealment skin only. Magazine pouch sold separately.
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