20 Best All Around Camo For Hunting (2022 Updated)

Love the jacket! I live in rural Idaho and purchased this for mule deer and elk hunting in central Idaho. I am an adult onset hunter but have been a hiker my entire life. After 5 years of not being super happy with my hunting jackets because they’re either too light or too insulated, I decided to start over and mirror my cold weather backpacking set up: merino next to skin, insulating layer (if needed), down puffy and a solid GORE-TEX raincoat for wind resistance and the obvious, to stay dry.

So I purchased this jacketl. I’m a gear snob and had very high expectations for this jacket, especially when the price is compared to similar jackets in the industry. Right after getting the jacket I headed to southeast Alaska to fish for coho and saw an atmospheric river in the forecast.

What a great way to test the jacket. I fished a ton in SE AK and it rained even more. I stayed dry and it was comfortable to wear. Actually, i loved it so much that since I have found myself wearing it regularly as we have had a nice, wet fall.

Not only does the waterproofing work but I have been able to get closer to animals more than ever before (maybe I’m growing as a hunter but also, I think this camo pattern works well). I have literally been able to stand amongst a herd of deer on a very still morning–awesome.

I gave the jacket 5 stars but if I could, I’d give it 4. 5 only because everything has room for improvement. The jacket is tighter at the waist than the shoulders, as you’ll see in other reviews. Also, it is nice and long, which I love, but because it sits more form fitting at the waist, it also does on my bum.

Maybe I need to shrink my bum but it is like the jacket forgot the curves of women there–which can vary so much. I love the pockets mixed with the pit zips, having flexibility with pocket size and pack belts is great.

Do they need to be one giant section? don’t think so. However, maybe I’ll be in the field one day and see the advantage. Overall, great jacket, worth the price, and I’m a really proud owner of it. Give a try and you could love it just as much!.

Was very hesitant on buying this jacket for the price and because I’ve tried on the Fanatic Jacket which feels and looks warmer. A Sitka rep assured me this is the warmer jacket so I committed. I wanted to “test” it per say and so I only wore a base layer, the thin hoody they sell and this jacket.

I hunt in Upstate NY and the morning temp was 18°F with a 5-10mph wind and I was so toasty. Now I will say after about 2-3 hours I started to get ever so slightly chilled, but not enough for me to throw in the towel.

Our bodies are designed to shiver when we’re cold and no gear system will be 100% if you’re not moving. I also paired this with the Incinerator Bib. I only wore one base layer under the bib. I do wish they made this in a taller size as I am 6’4, 210lbs and have a thin frame.

I ordered the XL jacket with the LT bib and while roomy, I would prefer to have the extra room for layers. Worth the money.

Pros: this set looks great and the functionality is top notch. Pockets everywhere, pockets are lined with a synthetic type wool and full zippers on the bibs. Call holder along with range finder pocket on the jacket.

Cons: I bought this specifically to have an extremely warm set of gear. This just simply leaves a lot to be desired. As soon as I pulled it out of the box I could tell it was too “thin” to have much insulation.

“Aerolite” tech or not, this stuff is very disappointing in the warmth dept. I have a cheap set of guide gear bibs and coat that are at least as warm as this and was only $280 for the set. If you want a nice, thin set of gear, you will like this.

If you are looking for a warm set of gear you will be very disappointed, especially after the price tag.

Had to come on here to say how truly impressed I was by the Fanatic System. I’m a Wisconsin bowhunter and I used to freeze my butt off standing in trees during late November-January. Today I went out in sub 10°F weather with a +20mph wind with just one base layer under the fanatic jacket/bibs and I stayed toasty the entire time.

The one thing I will say as a bowhunter is that the jacket is a bit bulky and took a little getting used to shooting with, but a few practice shots and I was fine. Sitka did a good job including some stretch fabric in areas rather than fleece to limit draw/release interference.

Highly recommend this system to anyone who likes to sit out on freezing winter days waiting for that late season giant. Pair it with the incinerator hand muff and you can’t go wrong! In terms of warmth and durability it definitely lives up to the hype.

This jacket and bib combo is absolutely amazing. I’ve owned cheaper combo sets and there is a big difference. Every feature is well thought out. In very cold weather, I wear merino base layer, down jacket and pants, and this jacket and bib set – I can sit out all day and be comfortable.

The only thing I wish it had would be a lighter piece of fabric to cover the nose area. The jacket covers the chin and bit of the mouth area, but the nose gets pretty cold. I use a thicker balaclava underneath but then it’s too thick to zip the jacket up all the way.

Some moveable/adjustable form of fabric around the nose would be a fantastic addition. Other than that, I am so thrilled with this set. Best hunting purchase ever.

The Stratus jacket and pant are solid. Excellent wind protection. Doesn’t get too cold where I hunt so I’ve only been down to the 40’s and with a couple layers they were warm. If you plan on walking through cockleburs or similar expect to get a lot of hitchhikers.

The material these are made from allow a lot of prickly things to stick to it. I am 5’10” and 160lbs and normally wear a 31 or 32″ pant in jeans and ordered a medium. They are just on the edge of being too tight but I think a large would’ve been too big.

I initially ordered a large jacket and it fit but had a lot of excess room in the waist and chest so I ordered a medium and it fits perfect. If you want a loose fit, I would order a large. My only complaint with all Sitka jackets is that they don’t come down far enough in the front below the waist.

Not a deal breaker but I’d like an extra inch in the front.

Been needing a warmer weather jacket for early fall bear hunts. Was happy to see this came in just in time. Lightweight, comfortable, light stretch, great concealment, and a perfect solution to my warmer weather hunting needs.

Its a tad long/large but can’t seem to find women’s camo that actually holds up. Wanted to go large enough to fit over my hips. Heading to Alaska this coming spring and will need the rain gear. This does the trick!.

I just received my Kings Realtree Camo , XKG Windstorm rain jacket. The best feature (In my opinion anyway) is the attached, visored, adjustable hood which provides forward, upper and side-view visibility unlike many other rain jacket hoods that tend to just plop down on my head and cover the bridge of my nose.

The fact that the hood is attached is another benefit because it keeps water from seeping down your neck and getting the clothes on your back all wet. This is indeed a packable, light weight, stretchable, un-insulated fabric that depends upon layering for warmth.

This jacket fits true to size but if you are planning on using this in colder weather where heavier layering will be used (Like in a cold, windy, rainy duck blind where your swing cannot be impeded), you might think about ordering a size larger than usual.

The extended back of the jacket is definitely noticeable and not simply a sales gimmick. The only feature I would suggest are strapped, Velcro cuffs to prevent water from wicking up the forearms from the wrists.

Kings camo has definitely thought out the design of this jacket and I am very pleased with my purchase.

This is hands down the best jacket I’ve ever owned. It’s really lightweight, warm enough for most of the hunting season, and very waterproof. I went and tried them on at the outlet store and ended up buying an XL (i’m 5-11 and only 155 lbs).

The large felt like a little too tight around the shoulders and it was WAY too short. shorter than my t shirts. The XL is a little fuller, like I can put a small pillow in there, but I just tightened the bottom drawstring and it holds it together a little better.

I think if they made a L-XL in between size or even tapered/athletic fit XL, that would be perfect. With the XL, it makes it easier to layer, which is what the xkg system is all about, so it’s all good.

I took this on a trip to Alaska, and wore it in a hike in the rain. EVERYTHING got completely soaked, except for my upper body that was under this jacket. the neoprene cuffs were a little wet but they dried out fast once the weather cleared.

The hood works great, but hangs down a little over the eyes, likely caused by being an XL. If it’s really windy, I would recommend wearing another layer underneath, as strong wind can cut through this, but it is very unlikely that rain will find its way in.

I wear it everywhere, and have never gotten wet underneath. zippers are good, but do take attention to make sure they don’t get stuck on the neoprene cover. they are quiet to unzip in the field.

I love this jacket! Wore it duck hunting for the first time – it is not waterproof, but IS water resistant, which was enough in the drizzle. Fits comfortably tucked inside waders and it is WARM. The fleece they use is not your regular fleece.

It seems thicker and fluffier which makes it much warmer. I wore it second in the snow hunting hogs and deer. The pockets are large (large enough to fit large hands and a backup pair of gloves without feeling packed) and lined with the same type of miracle fleece and are very warm.

I wear glasses, so I always have a microfiber towel on me to clean my glasses. The zippered chest pocket was perfect for this. Windproof and water resistant. warm and comfortable. sized right with long enough sleeves.

GREAT jacket – I HIGHLY recommend!.

I love the lining of this jacket, primarily the reason I bought it too. It is hard to find a longer jacket to fit people over 6 feet and this one does that well. Fabric is soft and I can’t wait to use it in the field with my other gear.

I think this particular jacket will be a good stand alone for cooler days but for colder days make an excellent mid layer. The only complaint I had about the jacket was the zipper was hard to pull up and down, but after threading the pull cable through the zipper pull in a different manner I was able to resolve that issue.

That and not having used it in the field yet is why I give it 4 stars.

I purchased the jacket knowing about Nomad equipment, I got it on sale that made the purchase even better. My nephew told me about the Nomad clothes, he was right on it. Very comfortable and warm. Not bulky at all, extremely happy with my purchase, I would recommend this clothing line to all hunters.

Have not field tested yet. Seems like nice gear. Should have more pockets. One more inside. bigger zippered pockets on out side. The ones on the butt seem mostly useless unless you want to sit on whatever you stuff in there.

And finally need more options to hang gear, like a knife scabbard or a something to accommodate one,on the thigh, and other tools for hunting. A tag window pocket on the back (NYS) would be a nice touch.

I’m 6’2, 235lbs, XL fit me good. A little hard to put on, and take off, but once they’re on they fit well. A little on the heavy side, definitely will keep you warm, and if it’s over 70F you’ll be too hot.

Good pockets, good buttons, good zippers and flaps. The velcro is strong. Used them twice on 1 week long hunting trips, seems to be holding up well. Fit well enough to safely get in and out of tree stands.

Zippers in the legs to get your boots on and off are super helpful. In not as cold weather, I’d wear only thermals and no clothes under the coveralls and they worked well. No complaints.

These are great coveralls for the price. If you hunt in cold weather and off and on rainy weather you will find these to be a great buy as well. Full length zipper leg makes for easy on and off with boots on.

I consider myself having a “large” frame body so I bought the XL to allow room for normal clothing underneath. This being said, the pockets on the legs seem to be a little bit low. However, the chest pockets are just right.

This pair is my second pair in 5-6 years. I’m still wearing my first pair but will be retiring them at the end of the 2020 hunting season.

Purchased pants and jacket last week after dealing w/ inventory inconsistencies. This jacket is baggy in the mid section and tight in the shoulders, upper arms and the sleeves are short, so as soon as you’d climb a tree or draw your bow, the sleeve is up almost to your elbow.

Also, it would be a little warm for early season, and a little cool for mid season, especially since you couldn’t fit any layers under it in the shoulder area. Kind of an awkward mess of a jacket. If you have any athleticism to you at all though, you might want to order at least a size up, the fit is horrible.

All other items from Scentlok in size Large fits me just a little big, which is good for layering, but this was a little big in the midsection and too tight in the shoulders with super short sleeves.

Maybe that’s how some guys are built these days, but I would think most guys buying hunting clothes are not. Kind of like the opposite of athletic cut. The jacket and skinny jeans Vector pants are going back for a refund.

Not sure who designed the Vector line, but they need to try something different next time.

I needed a new suit. I wanted a one stop shop for rifle and archery season. I hunt in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. So warmth is a big thing for me. 11 hours a day in a stand at -3° isn’t uncommon. I narrowed my search down to the Sitka Fanatic and the BE:1 Fortress.

I chose this one. I love all the pockets. The hand pockets are at the perfect height and feel nice and warm. The large pouches inside the jacket are nice for stashing gloves. Both wrists have zippers for your release.

It’s a real dense jacket. Very warm and the fact that scentlok could get a waterproof jacket this quiet is pretty amazing. I read several reviews that called this jacket loud. I just don’t get it. It’s not as quiet as the Sitka Fanatic.

Sitka wins there, but it’s not made out of berber that’s gonna soak up water like a sponge(the Fanatic isn’t waterproof). Fact of the matter is this jacket will easily allow you draw on a deer at 20 yards at 0° and it’ll keep you warm doing it.

There’s a lot of thought that went into it. It’s waterproof for those nasty days so you’ll have the confidence that you’ll be dry. That way you can focus on remembering all the other things you’ll need to bring with you that’ll allow you to sit all day without having to go back to the truck.

Don’t get me wrong, this jacket is warm! Probably the warmest jacket I’ve ever had next to an older Cabela’s wooltimate system that’s now discontinued. The Fortress also has a removable hood which is a major plus for me.

However, it’s just not a very good hunting coat!! Like many cold-weather hunting jackets on the market today, there’s some kind of weather-resistant/windbreaking layer directly under the fleece outside and it’s just too dang loud.

Every little movement you make with the bibs and jacket on, there’s a loud squeaking noise from those two layers of the jacket rubbing on one another. You could get away with this as a rifle suit, but you would get pinned immediately pulling back on a deer in a quiet woods.

I have 35” arms and had to size up to XL, which made this rather bulky. Would be great if they offered tall sizes! I bought this in person and returned it that same day. Ended up buying a ScentLok Revenant jacket/pants which are still warm and completely silent! I don’t have any idea how this passed through ScentLok R&D and got marketed as a bowhunting suit.

Go to your local Cabela’s and see for yourself. I’m a huge ScentLok fan but hopefully they’ll respond to these negative reviews and put together a true, heavyweight, late-season suit. I do not recommend unless you’re using this exclusively as a rifle suit.

I wouldn’t call this a parka because the hood is awful. Five stars on insulation, spent all day in 25 degree weather with no problem but the hood only rates one star, wimpy, no insulation and hangs up on every piece of Velcro it touches.

Three stars on water resistance EXCEPT the cuffs of the sleeves. After a few hours the second day in sleet and snow flurries the water drained down the sleeves and soaked the elastic wrist band completely through and seeped into my inner layer and the cuffs of my gloves.

Had to leave the hunt after only a few hours. The fit is great, many useful pockets but could use 2 more for hand warming up higher than the existing two lower pockets at the bottom edge of the jacket.

You have to totally extend your arms to reach them. And lastly the face flap that fits behind the zipper to keep it from contacting your face is too small and should extend further. Also, the hood flaps that Velcro together across the face are too short and the hood is then too tight to turn your head without binding, especially annoying when wearing glasses.

It is great parka in ALMOST every way. The camo pattern is great. It is very warm and not too heavy. Supposedly waterproof but haven’t tested that yet. It has plenty of pockets many zippered and the rear zippered cargo pocket is fabulous.

The one complaint is although it is not loud it is also not the quietest garment I own. It is not silent. Just makes a slight whisper when you move. Maybe that’s why it’s named the whisper parka.

Been using my new jacket so far for the PA rifle season. Very happy with my purchase and the price I got it for. It’s been roughly 25°-35° And my core has stayed warm sitting up to 4-5hrs at a time in 10-20mph winds.

The material is quiet and everything is well made, pockets are in logical locations and easy to access. The extra length is what sold me on this jacket. My only complaints are an extra rifle shell holder would have been nice and the zipper can be a little finicky at times.

Love that the jacket is waterproof and a great weight. True to size, so doesn’t leave much room for layering. I have long arms and sleeve length is perfect! Waist line is a little low for long waisted women.

Good quality material inside and out. I received this product for free for an honest, unbiased review.

In my opinion, this polyester/spandex shell is noisy, and the material has a rubberized feel with little or no stretch. I was hoping for something closer to the neoprene like textures I have seen at other retailers.

-I wanted something with a bit more stretch and stealth and I was disappointed when it arrived. At this price point($20) it wasn’t terrible, however, at full price ($40) there are much better options out there.

If you aren’t worried about noise in the woods and are on a strict budget, this may be a viable jacket you. I am returning it and saving a few more dollars for a better product. — now I know why it is marked down 50% at the beginning of hunting season!.

I went hunting couple of days ago I was very surprised on how well the jacket turn out. It was super windy and raining the jacket did really well. One problem, didn’t keep you warm as much but thats okay thermals and a sweater underneath it work fine for me.

My main thing I wanted the jacket was for weatherproof and for windy days.

Bought an XL and normally wear a L or XL depending on brand. In this case the length of the jacket is perfect, but the shoulder width is L at best so getting anything more than a heavy t-shirt under the jacket is impossible.

Love that it’s quiet, but needs a better shoulder width to match the size (the bottom of the jacket is fine).

Says can handle the cold of the rut. If you’re hunting in Texas that would be true, but not in Wisconsin. The cold cuts right through this jacket. I wouldn’t recommend wearing this if your rut conditions are below 40 degrees.

I really like this jacket. Good for cool temps. I believe it is light enough to wear as a hoodie under a heavier coat in cold temps.

I was just looking for a good solid hunting jacket, instead I got a super comfortable yet lightweight hunting jacket that can be worn in 50F weather or even 30F weather and still get the same level of comfort and warmth without the dreaded sweat in warmer conditions.

Lots of pockets, and the fit is spot on! I personally wear a size medium shirt, and I got this particular jacket in a medium as well, and the fit is perfect. If you want a solid hunting jacket I recommend this one strongly, you cannot go wrong when it comes to a name brand like Nomad!.

the jacket has a very high quality design. is very light and comfortable to wear. however, it is very noisy and suitable only for active hunting and have very unstable and small pockets.

the jacket is very nice and comfortable. Light and warm with lots of pockets. I am very pleased.Only the sizes are reduced. XL probably matches L. So I got a 3XL.

Normal size is xxl bought 3x for layering was to snug haven’t been out in inclement weather yet so cant give review on performance

I bought this on a whim before archery season in September. Forecast was calling for some rain. And, boy howdy, did it rain. For several days straight. I have been a fanatical user of waterproof hunting camo gear for years but thought I would try a different approach.

Historically, there have been two things about the gear of yesteryear. First, I do stay dry, but the exterior material of the gear takes a long time to dry out once the rain stops. Second, if the rain does stop, you are still wearing waterproof gear and it may or may not be suddenly too warm.

You may no longer need the protection from H20 but you are stuck with it. This product (both jacket and pants) resolved both issues. Part 1 – This stuff is super lightweight (unlike the other stuff, especially when it gets wet) starts to dry out the moment the rain stops and will be completely dry in a fraction of the time of the regular waterproof stuff.

Part 2 – Once it stops raining, if you still need some wind blockage, leave the stuff on. If not, after wearing it for a while, see Part 1. Once you decide you don’t need it anymore and it dries out, both pieces pack down into their little pouches that I can easily fit into my Cabela’s Transported Day Pack and then move about freely and more comfortably.

I can’t do that with my rain coat, that’s for sure. If another squall comes along, it is a quick process to be fully protected, once again. Part 3 – Sort of mentioned in Part 2, but these are super easy to take off and put on.

The zippered legs and elastic waist band are great, not only allowing easy donning over boots and such, but also allow for reaching down inside the waistband to access pockets and such on pants underneath.

Inseams are long enough ( I am 6’4 with a 34 inseam and wear XL) to provide some near gaiter like protection. Near. Part 4 – I have to mention this independently in regard to the hooded jacket. It, too, is super easy to put on, but here is what I found to be the kicker.

The thin, lightweight material allows me to tuck the hood part way up under my cap (usually a ball cap style). This move keeps the rain from running down the back of my neck, which we all know is a miserable thing and defeats most rain gear, but it ALSO allows me to keep the leading edge of the hood tucked BEHIND my ears so I don’t compromise my hearing.

That is a huge thing to me. I even cut holes in my mesh head coverings! Sometimes that little twig snap means the difference between a close encounter and a filled tag. Right? All of these points allow you to keep warm and dry on cool, dewy mornings when you know by mid day you will likely be in your lightest gear.

It does provide a bit of warmth, but not much, so now I plan my layering and dress based solely on temperatures, because I don’t care if it rains. I am going to purchase a set for my daughter (in matching pattern of course) and do the same with her attire.

I can’t speak for the durability since I have only had it for two months, but I find it interesting that the first review talks about buying another set for a dad after 20 years. If this stuff lasts 20 years, I will give it 10 stars.

I’ve been buying from the Silent-Hide line for economical options for my kids’ hunting clothes for 8 years. This stuff isn’t what it used to be. There is a chemical odor to the fabric that I haven’t been able to wash out or air out.

It seemed to dissipate after a couple of soaks in baking soda and then machine washing. I hung it on the line to air out for several days and the smell seemed diminished but it came right back when they got wet.

The insulation does not seem as thick as it once was. The construction of the garment does not seem as robust. There are a couple of small slash pockets on the outside and one on the inside. None of the pockets have zippers.

I wish I had looked for something better.

Not impressed with the jacket. The material is the shiny stuff like spandex biking shorts. Lining is thin, can’t see it providing much warmth. Only two pockets that are only big enough for your hands, nothing else.

Would be ok for early season squirrel hunts. That’s about it. Last time I’ll ever buy a hunting jacket on line. Had I saw it in the store I would have kept on walking.

I wish I could give more stars. The Sherpa fleece is so warm yet not bulky. There is plenty of flexibility in the Guardian Flex so you don’t feel restricted when shouldering on a flock of birds. We spent 5 days in NW Mississippi Jan.

23-28, 2022 with temps in the teens for lows and very high winds. I never felt the wind cutting through the outer fabrics and the Sherpa helped keep me warm. That’s why I also have this Bottomland Quarter Zip MST Guardian Flex as well.

great coat for layering seems to be good water/weather proofing. I love the fleeced lining and I have been looking for a nice outer coat that doesn’t have a hood and isn’t overly bulking. I like all the pockets and the magnet seal call pockets.

this is a waterfowler coat designed by waterfowlers! Best part was on sale so got it for a great price. I have purchased other tops and pants as well as decoy bags from Drake and everything has been top quality and you can’t beat their sale prices.

I’ll have to update this review after the some nitty gritty hunting as it is not yet duck season, but thus far I’m extremely happy with this jacket right out of the box. The XL fits me perfectly (5’ 10” 225lbs) it’s truly waterproof on the exterior and it’s light yet thick and soft on the inside.

I’m confident that I’m going to have my most comfortable season yet. Also, the pockets are frickin’ awesome on this bad boy. This is a fine piece of equipment right here.

I received my purchase the day before buck season in PA this year, thanks to BLAIN’S fast order fulfillment. The Whisper parka is exactly as advertised. The size seemed to run way larger than standard for plenty of layers underneath(which I did).

I probably could have worn a size smaller. A lot of pockets, and removable hood are good things. I knocked a star off for areas with noisy velcro and a couple of other minor irritations. So far so good.

Shot two doe wearing it. The parka seemed to block wind pretty well but windproof.

Water proof, whisper quiet, and many pockets. Really like the ammo pocket in the upper front. Light weight but warm. I usually wear a men’s medium in most casual shirts and jackets but purchased the x-large to accommodate layers and the length of my arm.

I wear a 34-35” sleeve in dress shirts. This jacket is awesome.

It’s a nice jacket. The only issue is it’s not really made for Wisconsin weather where I live. It runs small as well I ordered a 2xl and its more like a XL I’m sure it’s a perfect jacket for the south tho.

So far this is the only thing I regret purchasing from you. I love the shorts and underwear. I’ll trade the jacket for more of those.

The first time I used this shell jacket during a decent rain, it leaked around the hood and shoulders. Within 2 minutes the water was through the shell, my mid-layer and then against my skin. For the price I paid for this gear I expected much more.

If you’re looking for serious outdoor apparel do not purchase Huk gear.

This jacket is the best jacket that I have ever worn. Repels water, keeps you warm and dry. It’s many features like the fully adjustable hood and waist cords are great. Wish it came in the San-Sal color scheme.

The fit couldn’t be any more true to size. Mine is XL. 5’5 185lb.

Bought my Mini here on buds(Great service as always). I was looking for something other than an AR-15 to go plinking with at the range and “truck” gun. Couldn’t have picked a better option as I love it.

The gun came in nowhere near close with the irons but after 20 rounds and I’ve got it. Rifle with 55gr is now giving me groupings around 1. 5MOA (1. 5″ at 100yrds) With irons and not benched. To me that’s good enough for my purposes.

My only complaint is while tuning in the irons the elevation adjustment was stuck and I stripped out the screwhead a little as whenever installed was far too tight. No biggie though. After 300rds I’ve had zero malfunctions and to the newcomer like me I was intimidated by disassembly but after a couple times I know I could reassemble blind folded.

Tip: besure to read the manual on ALL firearms of course but really study the iron sights adjustment as theyre a little tricky and you risk damaging the threads if done improperly.

Great Weapon, I have had a lot of fun with it. Before you go shoot, have a 5/64 hex Wrench and some lock tight with you. The rear sight became loose after two magazines and we did not have that size in either mine or my sons go bag tool kits.

I soldiered through but it would have greatly improved accuracy if the sight was not moving around! On a separate note, be careful what Payment method you use with Buds. I sent them an ACH transfer from my bank that was removed from my account and was completed in 24 hours.

Took Buds 11 days after that to get me my weapon. Cash in this case had NO Respect at all for Buds. I probably will not buy from them again for that reason.

The woodwork is mediocre, upon unboxing I noticed the rear sights were overtorqued 15 degrees off center and I had to sacrifice a torx bit to get it off due to the loctite they put on it. The magazine receiver was also bent.

The first thing I did was put the picatinny rail on that came with the gun, which was my first mistake. In total I’ve put probably 250 rounds DR and the rail has come loose 3 times. The last time I had applied a liberal amount of the loctite that was provided and it still didn’t hold.

After putting on the scope rings provided I’ve noticed an immediate improvement, but after how the rail held on for quite some time I’m wary of them flying off at some point.

but was pleasantly surprised. I got this for mild weather night time vermin eradication hunts on my property, so I was looking for something inexpensive, in camo, with a bit of warmth. Wasn’t even looking for rain protection.

Surprise, surprise. I just got back from a 7 day fishing trip on Lake Shasta in northern CA. The weather was in the 50’s and low 60’s and it rained most of the time. This jacket kept me warm and dry, even when we were racing from one spot to another – good wind chill protection.

Granted, it wasn’t COLD, but 7 days of damp chill can get to ya, especially when you aren’t really active. I was comfortable the entire time. Just wish I’d gotten the pants, which I will when I can find them back in the store.

As it says in the description, “no frills”. Thus the decent price. I can deal with just the two hand warmer pockets.

I purchased this coat for hunting deer season in snow. I hunted several days in snow and near-freezing rain. I stayed dry and warm each trip out. I also purchased the matching pants and am very, very satisfied.

Highly Recommend!.

Seems like an OK jacket, but as others have said this is anything but quiet in the woods. Moving in this jacket is like opening a bag of potato chips in your stand. Unless you’re hunting hearing-impaired game this is not the jacket for you.

Nicely made jacket, just what I was looking for. Well made and finished (I. e. , no loose strings, seams well sewn, etc) and fits perfectly. Pretty warm, not an early season coat and will be great mid to late season (may need to layer late season).

Color is great too. Overall very pleased with.

I ordered a Medium and received an XXL. That being said, the material is very soft and waterproof. Great quality product. Five stars for comfort and as written description. Walmart is great about exchanges, so I’m not super concerned about the size problem.

I love this jacket! It is a little lighter weight, but it kept me very warm and dry. I liked it so much I’m now using the item everyday and not just for hunting. It is very stylish and I’ve received a lot of complements.

It is also a great value, like you’d expect from Walmart.

I purchased this as an under layer for stand hunting whitetails in KS. Nylon shell is soft and, for nylon, quiet, but I would not want to wear it as an outer garment when the woods are dead quiet. There is some light noise/rustle of fabric when moving.

The jacket is warm, compressible, roomy and very light. I’m 6’1″, 220 and an XL fits perfectly leaving just enough room for the Cabela’s puffy vest in size L to fit underneath for those 20 degree or lower mornings.

(I get cold easily so I use a bit more insulation to stay toasty and comfortable in the stand. ) I wore this two days ago on a stand hunt with temps in the mid 20s and was comfortable with both puffy vest and puffy jacket plus another mid-weight jacket over the top of those to muffle the slight rustling noise that the fabric makes.

I am pleased with the purchase and recommend both jacket and vest!.

This is a warm jacket, I have used it in prolonged 28F weather and it kept me warm. I have not used it in any rain or snow yet, but the wind didn’t get through. I used as a top layer but think this would do best as an intermediate layer.

I got this for archery elk hunting in colorado, the whole week it rained and snowed off and on, this was the only thing I could keep dry. It held up surprisingly well in the rain and snow and the part that did get damp like the shoulders and elbow pits stayed warm while wet and dry out in a couple of hours.

It is also very light and packable. staying warm and dry out there in the back county is a must and this jacket does that. I’m 5’9 150lb and the small fits perfectly.