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Joined: Jan 2017
Posts: 10,388 Likes: 150
Glad He Doesn’t Have One
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Joined: Jan 2017
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Sitka Fanatic is the real deal. I didn’t believe it until I bought bibs and jacket. Throw in the neck gaiter and boggin and it’s toasty. ![[Linked Image]](https://i.postimg.cc/7ZgFv2hX/IMG-0428.jpg) My god I would be sweating to death. The only time I’ve worn something over my ears and face was a few weeks ago in Missouri and it was -3 windchill. And even then I couldn’t wear it until I got up in the lock on and sat for 45 minutes.
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12 point
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Joined: Dec 2005
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I use the Sitka 40% off code every year and buy a couple pieces a year. Next year I’m gonna buy the Finatic jacket and bibs. Everything else I have is awesome. Where can one get this code? GOVX website for military and First responders.
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Have tried a lot of base layers. Sitka has crap for base layers, First Lite is up there, but my money is on Minus33.
As far as mid thru outer layers go I pretty much have had or currently have everything that Sitka offers in their Whitetail and Big Game lineup. Not a flex, I just capitalize when they offer their 40% codes each year.
Everyone handles cold differently. What temp ranges are you trying to handle?
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Posts: 15,417 Likes: 16
Old Mossy Horns
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Kuiu Attack pants are my favorite late season pant. I won’t wear them until the temps get to around 40 degrees and lower.
83% of all statistics are made up.
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Anyone ever try Pnuma camo ?
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Used my First Responder discount at First Lite and got me a pair of obsidian foundry pants and I love them it's my first FL item I'm impressed. They aren't insulated or anything but they are the perfect hunting pant.
Keep your booger hooker off the bang switch.
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Kuiu Attack pants are my favorite late season pant. I won’t wear them until the temps get to around 40 degrees and lower. Thinking about trying these too.
Keep your booger hooker off the bang switch.
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I actually went to Marks Wednesday to look for some better gloves than what I had and discovered them. I couldn’t turn down their half off sale on their camo that they had there or the price point of the high point pants and a Gunnison hoodie. After talking to the guy over that store section he told me that Pnuma was started from a former employee of Sitka. I wore it yesterday morning and the only layering I needed under the pants was literally one pair base layers and stayed comfortable all morning long. I’m looking for the high point jacket right now. Oh and I didn’t find any gloves that I wanted there! 😂😂
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I have been having an issue staying warm with my past base layers when the temps dropped below 25-30 degrees. I’ll look into them for next year unless they have a sale on them now. (See above reply) the Gunnison hoodie seems to be a great addition for base layers, but I’m always looking to try some good base layers for work, hunting, etc. to keep from having to layer up so much.
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Kuiu Attack pants are my favorite late season pant. I won’t wear them until the temps get to around 40 degrees and lower. Thinking about trying these too. Just a heads up, they’re not brush busting pants. They’re soft, but I wear them here and out west. They’ve never given me any problems whatsoever.
83% of all statistics are made up.
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Those of you using the minus33 base layers, are you using the mid or expedition weight for AL winters?
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Those of you using the minus33 base layers, are you using the mid or expedition weight for AL winters? I use the lite and expedition weight.
83% of all statistics are made up.
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Those of you using the minus33 base layers, are you using the mid or expedition weight for AL winters? I use the lite and expedition weight. Like as in, you wear both when it's really cold, or lite/expedition depending on how cold it actually is?
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Those of you using the minus33 base layers, are you using the mid or expedition weight for AL winters? I use the lite and expedition weight. Like as in, you wear both when it's really cold, or lite/expedition depending on how cold it actually is? Only wear one at a time.
83% of all statistics are made up.
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If I wore a size LG and was currently looking for an outer layer to keep me on the stand 0-30 degrees for what I thinks an affordable price or good deal, I'd go to the Code of Silence outlet section and buy those Coldfjail Bibs for $210. They're rated for -10 to 30 degrees, quiet for bow hunting, and warm. I have the original pant/jacket (rated 20-40 degrees) and sat 5-6hrs at a time in temps around 18-25 degrees in the snow. The coldest I saw was 11 degrees getting out of the truck to hunt and was just fine. I only came out to eat a quick bite and stretch my legs. ![[Linked Image]](https://i.imgur.com/9PMHsxG.jpeg)
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Blackovis merino on sale on their site and camofire currently
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If I wore a size LG and was currently looking for an outer layer to keep me on the stand 0-30 degrees for what I thinks an affordable price or good deal, I'd go to the Code of Silence outlet section and buy those Coldfjail Bibs for $210. They're rated for -10 to 30 degrees, quiet for bow hunting, and warm. I have the original pant/jacket (rated 20-40 degrees) and sat 5-6hrs at a time in temps around 18-25 degrees in the snow. The coldest I saw was 11 degrees getting out of the truck to hunt and was just fine. I only came out to eat a quick bite and stretch my legs.
I needed some bibs as mine are 20 years old. I bought these coldjfall bibs, farewinds merino top and a baclava hope they are as warm and as quiet as your review and the reviews on the site
Well, the way I see it is there's just too many assholes
On a good day there's a bunch of assholes in here.
On a bad day there's too many assholes in here.
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Never bought any sitka - hate to pay! I got extra large camo and use extra insulated underwear layers and sweats work well. Parents bought expensive four layer jacket that awesome 20 plus years ago - still winging it.
Prob try sitka on sale one day. Using the llbean hunting boot wool lined with insulated socks and i hav an orange toboggan
Hunt the wind - leave it better than you found it - love your neighbor as you love your self
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