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RedHead® Extreme Elements GORE-TEX® Parkas
Unmatched concealment, advanced waterproof protection and the toughness to tackle the most punishing terrain. While other brands talk big, RedHead delivers the superior performance and comfort that serious hunters need. This world-class GORE-TEX Performance Shell incorporates an Adaptation neoprene cuff; zip-off sleeves on the inner reversible liner jacket to create both a reversible jacket and vest; shock-cord waist adjustment; removable insulated hood with zipper closures that can be attached to the outer shell as well as the inner liner (hood includes a shock-cord adjuster); grommeted tab on back for license tag; full taffeta lining in the outer jacket for easy on and off; 7" storm-flap-protected accessory pockets with top and side entry (side entry lined to act as handwarmer); fabric-covered elastic waist in inner jacket; front storm flap for added warmth and dryness; 200 gram ThermoLite® Insulation in the body and 150 gram ThermoLite® Insulation in the arms for superior warmth and range of motion. Imported.
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Is the shell of the parka insulated? or is the insulation found in the liner jacket/vest?
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No, the insulation is in the inner jacket. But it is handy if it is too warm for the insulation and you are hunting in the rain.Details:
how big is ithe hood does it go around the front to protect the face?Answers
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yes it does, also the top of the hood comes far enough forward so that the rain doesn't drip on your face
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Yes it does protect the face. Not fully but cheeks up to eyes.A:
the hood draws to fit your face and has a snap closure neck portion but does not cover the face.Answers
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The insulated inner jacket is super quiet but the outer shell that's waterproof can be kind of loud, wearing the two together would be a little bulky anyway for bowhuntingA:
Yes I bow hunt in them.A:
The coat is quiet. But if you lean up against a tree, it will make a noise when you pull away.Details:
I am a bow hunter and do not like to use noisy coats or pants. Is this quiet enough to draw a bow back without being heard?Answers
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On a scale from 1 to 10 (1 being the best) I give it a 2.A:
The coat is quiet and does not normally make any noise. But if you are leaning against a tree, when you pull away it does make a noise.Details:
do you wear any layers or other thermal clothing underneath, or will just a long sleeve shirt do, will it be too hot, need to know what to wear underneath as I dont want to sweat walking to stand, please recommend ?Answers
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I wear a wool base and a fleece mid layer i usually pack in the parka/bibs and put them on about 100 yards before i climb in my stand, otherwise the insulation will insulate the cold air in like a cooler, so the last 100 yards helps me build up enough heat to warm up the cold air i sealed in when i put it on.A:
Just a long sleeve shirt and pants no matter how cold. If you wear too many layers you will sweat.A:
if you are going to hunt in 30 F or below i wear a base layer to soak up sweat, then i usually wear a hooded sweatshirt over that, then the jacket, i leave the zipper wide open for the walk in.A:
My firs trip I wore Fleece pants and shirt it was 29degrees outside. I got hot and sweaty I thought when I sit down I will get cold chills. I was amazed when I did not get a bit cold even after sitting in 20 degree weather .Answers
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I don't know, but i will tell you, i have had one for years, all my hunting buddies bought the parka an bib pants for northern IL deer season, and all of us are very pleased, all goretex, very warm, worth the investment.Details:
I know sometime the higher price doesn't mean it's the best.Answers
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I have tested both and extreme elements is better by far. It is made with Gortex and is truely waterproof. CWS is NOT waterproof. It is okay for light snow and cold weather but not rain.A:
34 years of buying other stuff, goretex has never failed me, pay the money, buy the goretexA:
I wear Extreme Elements and have CWS system for my son.We wear the same size and have switched on occasion. In my opinion the Extreme Elements is slightly warmer, but both do a very good job of keeping you warm and dry !A:
From the reviews that I read, the Bone Dry was not as reliable for keeping someone dry as the Gore Tex. I purchased teh Gore Tex Extream Elements Parka and love it. You get what you pay for and believe me it is well worth the money.Details:
How does this compare to the RedHead® Bone-Dry® C.W.S. Parka?Answers
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No comparison. CWS is not truley waterproof.A:
over 34 years for skiing and hunting and fishing outdoor wear, i have purchased 10 other types of waterproof stuff, CWS, ganders guide series, frog togs, gloves, hats, pants, jackets you name it. I will only buy Goretex now, all other brands have failed me time and time again, make the investment the first time.1 of 1
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