Clawgear AB Neg Bloodgroup Patch RAL7013

The Clawgear AB Neg Blood Group Patch RAL7013 is an identification patch that clearly displays your blood group on your kit. As well as enabling rapid identification, the RAL7013 version ensures a uniform look that blends seamlessly with modern military and tactical loadouts.

A complete tactical setup is not just about the functionality of weapon systems or carrying platforms. Identification also plays a role. Blood group patches have been used on military kit for many years to make important information immediately visible. In airsoft, milsim and tactical training, they also contribute to a realistic and professional-looking setup, without standing out unnecessarily due to a contrasting colour.

The RAL7013 colour has been specifically chosen to match contemporary European military camouflage colours. As a result, this patch blends seamlessly with plate carriers, chest rigs, combat shirts and rucksacks in similar shades. Whilst a black or brightly coloured patch might stand out visually, a RAL7013 version remains subtly integrated into the rest of your kit.

Why choose the Clawgear AB Neg Blood Group Patch RAL7013?

When putting together a loadout, a great deal of attention is often paid to pouches, communication equipment and camouflage, whilst identification is often the last thing to be added. Yet it is precisely this sort of detail that makes the difference between a haphazard kit and a well-thought-out setup.

The clear ‘AB Neg’ marking is easy to read from a short distance without detracting from the look of your kit. This type of identification is particularly common during milsim events, tactical training sessions and re-enactments, to create a credible and uniform look.

One practical advantage that many operators underestimate is that a compact identification patch takes up hardly any extra space. This leaves plenty of room for IR patches, callsigns or national flags without your Velcro panel becoming overcrowded.

Performance during use

During intense physical activity, a compact patch stays in place better than larger identification panels, which are more likely to curl up or get caught on a sling or other equipment. That may seem like a minor detail, but when you’re constantly putting on and taking off a plate carrier, you’ll notice the difference in day-to-day use.

It is also worth noting that a patch in RAL7013 is less likely to stand out visually when you combine several camouflage colours. Particularly in modern loadouts featuring Ranger Green, Steingrau or similar shades, this creates a more harmonious overall look than a black patch would.

Another point that is often overlooked is the position of the patch. By placing it on a clearly visible Velcro panel, the marking remains legible, even when magazine pouches or a sling cover part of your kit.

Materials and finish

Clawgear is renowned for its high-quality finish and clear embroidery. The contrasting AB Neg marking remains clearly legible without being overly large, combining functionality with a professional look.

The durable construction can withstand the repeated attachment and removal of Velcro panels. This is particularly useful if you regularly switch between different loadouts or use patches for a variety of events.

Fits into a complete tactical setup

The Clawgear AB Neg Blood Group Patch looks best on:

• plate carriers
• chest rigs
• tactical rucksacks
• combat shirts with Velcro panels
• tactical jackets and softshells

Many users combine a blood group patch with a callsign patch, flag patch or IR marker. By arranging all the identification clearly, the kit remains functional and looks neat without being unnecessarily cluttered.

Key features

• Clear AB Neg marking makes the blood group immediately recognisable during training, milsim and tactical operations.
• The RAL7013 colour scheme blends in visually with modern military equipment and avoids striking colour contrasts.
• Compact size leaves enough space for callsign, IR or flag patches on the same Velcro panel.
• Durable Velcro fastening remains reliable even when switching frequently between different loadouts.

Who is this patch suitable for?

This patch is a logical choice for players and users who take pride in having well-maintained, realistic kit. Milsim participants, instructors and enthusiasts of modern military loadouts, in particular, will notice the difference that a correctly executed identification patch makes.

If you use your kit purely for leisure and authenticity is hardly a consideration, a simple, generic patch will often do the job. However, anyone looking to put together a consistent and professionally built setup will find that it is precisely the small details that make for a convincing end result.

Common mistakes

A common mistake is combining patches of different colours in a single loadout. This makes the kit look less uniform than it should.

In addition, a blood group patch is often attached to a spot that is difficult to see, such as behind a radio pouch or under a shoulder strap. A clear position on the chest, shoulder or rucksack ensures much better visibility.

Finally, some users choose their kit based solely on the colour of their clothes. It’s better to look at the dominant colour of your entire kit, so that all the pieces form a cohesive whole.

Is a blood group patch compulsory when playing airsoft?
No. A blood group patch is not compulsory for airsoft, but many players use one to achieve a realistic look and a fully kitted-out tactical loadout.

Does this patch fit on any plate carrier?
As long as the equipment has a Velcro panel, the patch can be easily attached to plate carriers, chest rigs, rucksacks or tactical clothing.

What exactly is RAL7013?
RAL7013 is a grey-green military colour that is widely used on modern European tactical equipment and therefore goes well with Ranger Green and similar shades.

Can I combine this with other identification patches?
Yes. The patch is often combined with callsign patches, national flags and IR patches to create a clear and professionally organised identification scheme.

Is the blood group shown medically accurate?
No. Only use a blood group patch if the blood group shown actually matches your official medical records.

Would you like to add the finishing touches to your kit, right down to the smallest details, with an identification patch that matches modern military colours? Then the Clawgear AB Neg Bloodgroup Patch RAL7013 is a logical addition to a well-thought-out tactical loadout.