Hunting Outerwear

Sitka Gear Men’s Softshell Jacket

Men’s soft shell hunting jacket
Sturdy, breathable, two-way stretch polyester fabric
Durable water repellent finish; embossed, brushed microfleece
Melco tape along seams; armpit zippers; articulated elbows; chest pockets
Weighs 1 1/2 pounds; covered by limited warranty

The 90% is for tough grinds, mellow breezes, and the need for speed. Built to work with you while powering up hills, the 90% Jacket is built of a durable, and breathable, 2-way stretch, DWR treated soft shell material. Designed for the active hunter, and sturdily supported by the innovative soft shell finish.Designed for the active hunter, this soft shell jacket features a durable, breathable, two-way stretch material treated with durable water repellent (DWR). Melco tape along the seams increases durability. Other highlights include armpit zippers, articulated elbows, and chest-high main pockets.

Specifications:

Fabric: Soft shell, polyester face, embossed brushed microfleece
Weight: 1.58 pounds

Optifade Concealment System
Optifade camouflage from Gore is the first and only concealment system ever scientifically designed around the way a hunter’s prey views the world. It’s the only concealment system to combine a symmetry-disrupting macro-pattern with a fractal-geometry-based micro-pattern, designed to become nothing in the eyes of prey at engagement ranges of 20 meters and beyond.

Macro-Patterns and Micro-Patterns
The human body has what is known as a signature, made up of identifiable lines and obvious symmetry that is easily recognized by humans and particularly by their prey. By interrupting those lines and the body’s symmetry with a macro-pattern of light and dark blobs and streaks, immediate identification is disrupted. But nature has more than the lights and darks that make up the positive and negative shapes in the world around us. Fine texture defines our world. Therefore, overlaid on the macro-pattern is a fractal-geometry-based micro-pattern.

Product Care:

Wash: Machine wash warm (104 degrees F). Powder or liquid detergent. No fabric softener. Follow manufacturer’s instructions.
Dry-clean: If professionally dry-cleaned, request clear, distilled solvent rinse and a spray repellent. Follow manufacturer’s instructions.
Iron: Steam-iron warm, placing a towel or cloth between the garment and the iron. There is no need to iron the garment until it is completely dry.
Bleach: No chlorine bleach. It may damage your garment.
Dry: Tumble-dry warm. The heat from the dryer will help reactivate the durable water repellent (DWR) treatment on your garment’s outer fabric.
Water-repellent treatment: Gore recommends applying a topical water repellency restorative (DWR treatment) for outdoor fabrics, available at your local outdoor retailer. Wash-in treatments are not recommended, as they can affect the garment’s breathability.
Stain removal: Use a pre-wash treatment such as Shout or Spray ‘n Wash, following the manufacturer’s instructions. Rinse well.

Manufacturer’s Warranty
While Sitka’s gear is built to be tough, it is not invincible. It will be put to the test, encountering limbs, barb wire, rocks, and other conditions that may harm or damage the gear. If your gear is damaged, and the damage is due to improper use or wear and tear, you will receive an estimate of the cost of repair. If the damage is due to a defect in material or workmanship, the product will either be repaired at Sitka’s cost or replaced by Sitka.

Sitka Gear Product Design
Sitka had a simple goal: to introduce to the hunting industry a system of clothing that incorporates the latest high-performance fabrics with a mountaineering design philosophy. With Sitka’s continued growth of experience and expertise, its focus becomes more defined as it develops specific solutions for specific uses. It doesn’t cut corners, it doesn’t appeal to the masses. Sitka sometimes gets it wrong, but you can’t get it right without trying.

The Sitka System is based on a tried-and-true layering system. A system that revolves around base, insulation, and outerwear with a very simple goal: moisture management. At the highest level, the concept is straightforward. Base layers move moisture away from your skin, keeping you warm when it’s cold, and cool and when it’s hot. This is the foundation. Insulation and outerwear are your control pieces that are adjusted in response to weather and activity levels that continue the process of moisture management.These same principles apply to the elk hunter in Montana, the sheep hunter in Alaska, and the whitetail hunter in Missouri. The systems are more specific for each hunter and each trip, but the same principles always apply.

About Sitka Gear
Founded in 2005, Sitka Gear was an idea spawned by necessity. Like many stories, this one started out as an epic journey that culminated with a clear vision. After 3,000 vertical feet in the dark, with intermittent snow flurries and driving sleet, the morning climb ended behind a gnarled white bark pine to get some reprieve from the elements and a little food in the bellies. Cold and wet with sweat from that climb, it was more than obvious that discomfort like this was unnecessary.

So, on that September morning, at timberline, surrounded by bugling bulls, the vision that became Sitka was realized. Drawing on strong backgrounds in the climbing, mountaineering, and general headstrong assaults of the backcountry, the company founders focused on bridging the gaps that existed between these endeavors.

Sitka’s driving goal is not only to bridge the technology gaps that existed from a fabric, construction, and product-form perspective but to be fully immersed in driving new technologies and solutions for the modern outdoorsman. Sitka’s roots are in the mountains, but its solutions range widely. It could be said that Sitka simply makes the best high-performance system of hunting clothes on the market, but it’s more than just quality. It’s a philosophy: turning clothing into gear.

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Russell Outdoors Men’s Drystalker Bib Overalls

Shell 100% polyester tricot, lining 100% polyester tricot, insulation 4-Ounce polyester fiberfill
Windproof, waterproof and breathable
Hip length zippers
Machine washable, line dry
Made in Vietnam

The Drystalker Bib overalls are great for those cold, wet hunts. With our waterproof breathable technology you can count on staying dry, while the 4 ounce insulation is sure to keep you warm. Full length front two-way zipper along with hip-length leg zippers makes this pair of overalls easy to put on and take off. The Drystalker Bib overalls feature two chest pockets and two waist pockets.

List Price: $ 89.99

Price: $ 89.99

Columbia Men’s Gallatin Range Wool Bib

65% recycled wool/20% polyester/10% nylon/5% viscose
Cargo pockets
Reinforced knees
dryclean, any solvent
India

High gusts mixed with sleet, a plummeting thermostat, and you sitting comfortably in the thick of it just waiting for the kill shot—with the warmth, protection, and versatility provided by 100% recycled Gallatin Range Wool, you’ll never need to call it a day when conditions turn sour. Reinforced quilted knee pads and adjustable non-slip suspenders give you long-lasting durability and a fit that moves with you – no straining to get comfortable and no accidental rips due to rough terrain. Two large-capacity cargo pockets with button flaps as well as side entry pockets offer ample space for storing your accessories.

List Price: $ 119.94

Price: $ 119.94

Sitka Men’s Jetstream Jacket

Men’s hunting jacket; offers breathability and protection from wind
Made with Gore-Tex Windstopper Soft-Shell
Smooth finish for added weather resistance
Hood; full front zipper; Melco tape accents; fully articulated arms
Weighs 1.65 pounds; covered by limited warranty

Constructed with Gore’s WINDSTOPPER laminate, the Jetstream Jacket is a no brainer for cool wind protection. Soft shell fabric facing allows a smooth and almost seamless finish, and helps to ward off a light drizzle and snow flurries. A guide’s best friend, this jacket is a treat for glassing sheep on a wind-blown ridge or stalking into a north wind.Constructed with Gore’s Windstopper laminate, the Jetstream Jacket from Sitka is a no-brainer for cool wind protection and breathability. The jacket’s soft shell fabric facing provides a smooth and almost seamless finish, and helps to ward off light drizzles and snow flurries. A guide’s best friend, this jacket is a treat for glassing sheep on a wind-blown ridge or stalking into a north wind. Other highlights include a hood, a full front zipper, Melco tape accents, and fully articulated arms.

Specifications:

Technology: 0 CFM rating, breathable
Fabric: Windstopper Soft-Shell
Pattern: Optifade Open Country Concealment
Weight: 1.65 pounds

About Windstopper Soft Shells
Sitka’s Jetstream and Stratus series are built using Windstopper Soft Shells to offer total wind protection with maximum breathability, combining the comfort of a soft mid-layer and the water resistance of a shell in one garment. Windstopper Soft Shells keep you comfortable with the freedom of movement you need for enhanced performance in the widest range of hunting and weather conditions.

Benefits and Construction:

Totally windproof: Protects your body’s warmth from the chilling effects of wind and weather.
Maximum breathability: Prevents overheating and perspiration build-up by allowing moisture vapor to easily escape.
Active fit: Offers soft comfort with freedom of movement.
Versatile: Delivers comfort as a mid-layer or outer layer.
Water resistant: Sheds rain and snow and dries quickly.
Made of soft, quiet, stretchy fabrics.
Combines the comfort of a soft mid-layer and the water resistance of a shell in one garment.
Wide range of three-layer constructions, from light, thin summer soft shells to warmer, thicker winter soft shells.

Optifade Concealment System
Optifade camouflage from Gore is the first and only concealment system ever scientifically designed around the way a hunter’s prey views the world. It’s the only concealment system to combine a symmetry-disrupting macro-pattern with a fractal-geometry-based micro-pattern, designed to become nothing in the eyes of prey at engagement ranges of 20 meters and beyond.

Macro-Patterns and Micro-Patterns
The human body has what is known as a signature, made up of identifiable lines and obvious symmetry that is easily recognized by humans and particularly by their prey. By interrupting those lines and the body’s symmetry with a macro-pattern of light and dark blobs and streaks, immediate identification is disrupted. But nature has more than the lights and darks that make up the positive and negative shapes in the world around us. Fine texture defines our world. Therefore, overlaid on the macro-pattern is a fractal-geometry-based micro-pattern.

Product Care:

Wash: Machine wash warm (104 degrees F). Powder or liquid detergent. No fabric softener. Follow manufacturer’s instructions.
Dry-clean: If professionally dry-cleaned, request clear, distilled solvent rinse and a spray repellent. Follow manufacturer’s instructions.
Iron: Steam-iron warm, placing a towel or cloth between the garment and the iron. There is no need to iron the garment until it is completely dry.
Bleach: No chlorine bleach. It may damage your garment.
Dry: Tumble-dry warm. The heat from the dryer will help reactivate the durable water repellent (DWR) treatment on your garment’s outer fabric.
Water-repellent treatment: Gore recommends applying a topical water repellency restorative (DWR treatment) for outdoor fabrics, available at your local outdoor retailer. Wash-in treatments are not recommended, as they can affect the garment’s breathability.
Stain removal: Use a pre-wash treatment such as Shout or Spray ‘n Wash, following the manufacturer’s instructions. Rinse well.

Manufacturer’s Warranty
While Sitka’s gear is built to be tough, it is not invincible. It will be put to the test, encountering limbs, barb wire, rocks, and other conditions that may harm or damage the gear. If your gear is damaged, and the damage is due to improper use or wear and tear, you will receive an estimate of the cost of repair. If the damage is due to a defect in material or workmanship, the product will either be repaired at Sitka’s cost or replaced by Sitka.

Sitka Gear Product Design
Sitka had a simple goal: to introduce to the hunting industry a system of clothing that incorporates the latest high-performance fabrics with a mountaineering design philosophy. With Sitka’s continued growth of experience and expertise, its focus becomes more defined as it develops specific solutions for specific uses. It doesn’t cut corners, it doesn’t appeal to the masses. Sitka sometimes gets it wrong, but you can’t get it right without trying.

The Sitka System is based on a tried-and-true layering system. A system that revolves around base, insulation, and outerwear with a very simple goal: moisture management. At the highest level, the concept is straightforward. Base layers move moisture away from your skin, keeping you warm when it’s cold, and cool and when it’s hot. This is the foundation. Insulation and outerwear are your control pieces that are adjusted in response to weather and activity levels that continue the process of moisture management.These same principles apply to the elk hunter in Montana, the sheep hunter in Alaska, and the whitetail hunter in Missouri. The systems are more specific for each hunter and each trip, but the same principles always apply.

About Sitka Gear
Founded in 2005, Sitka Gear was an idea spawned by necessity. Like many stories, this one started out as an epic journey that culminated with a clear vision. After 3,000 vertical feet in the dark, with intermittent snow flurries and driving sleet, the morning climb ended behind a gnarled white bark pine to get some reprieve from the elements and a little food in the bellies. Cold and wet with sweat from that climb, it was more than obvious that discomfort like this was unnecessary.

So, on that September morning, at timberline, surrounded by bugling bulls, the vision that became Sitka was realized. Drawing on strong backgrounds in the climbing, mountaineering, and general headstrong assaults of the backcountry, the company founders focused on bridging the gaps that existed between these endeavors.

Sitka’s driving goal is not only to bridge the technology gaps that existed from a fabric, construction, and product-form perspective but to be fully immersed in driving new technologies and solutions for the modern outdoorsman. Sitka’s roots are in the mountains, but its solutions range widely. It could be said that Sitka simply makes the best high-performance system of hunting clothes on the market, but it’s more than just quality. It’s a philosophy: turning clothing into gear.

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Yukon Gear Men’s Hunting Pullover

240 Gram HC Tricot 8000/800
scent inhibiting system
waterproof, breathable, ultra soft and quiet
Machine washable, tumble dry, do not bleach
BANGLADESH

Yukon Gear hunting pullover in Mossy Oak Infinity camo pattern, that features a scent inhibiting silver ion anti-microbial treated lining. Waterproof and breathable ultra soft and quiet fabric. Perfect for archery season or layering for colder weather.

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Ducks Unlimited Element Rain Jacket

Made from 100-percent waterproof, breathable RainBlocker fabric
Full front zip and attached adjustable three-piece hood
Elasticized wrist cuffs and adjustable draw cord for comfortable, secure fit
Two zippered chest pockets, two cargo pockets, two side entry pockets for handwarmers
Grommeted rear license loop

DU Element Rain Jacket with 100% RainBlocker protection. Super soft and quiet comfortable tricot fabric. Attached 3 piece hood with adjustment points. Full front zip and zippered chest pockets with storm flaps. Two cargo pockets with hand warmer side entry pockets. Elasticized wrist cuffs with Velcro closure. Adjustable draw cord waist and grommeted rear license loop.Whether you find yourself in a light drizzle or a driving downpour, this soft yet durable rain jacket is sure to save the day. Made from a 100-percent waterproof and breathable tricot fabric, the Element Rain Jacket from Ducks Unlimited is designed to let you keep your focus on your targets and not on the weather. Features include a roomy cut and full front zipper to allow for easy layering and an attached adjustable three-piece hood provides good fit and protection.

The jacket includes plenty of room for your gear, including two zippered chest pockets with storm flaps, two cargo pockets, and two side entry pockets designed specifically for hand warmers. Elasticized wrist cuffs with Velcro tabs and an adjustable draw cord waist help keep the heat in and moisture out. And, the grommeted rear license loop comes in handy for hunters required to display their license on their back. The pant is available in MAX-4, a high-definition camouflage pattern specifically designed for hunting waterfowl and other game in the open terrain. It comes in sizes medium to 2XL.

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