ArcticShield® Classic Parka for Men
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- Patented ArcticShield technology for windproof, waterproof, breathable moisture-management
- 100% polyester quiet suede outer and poly lining
- Relaxed fit for added comfort
- Six outer pockets with storm flaps
- Two inner pockets
- Removable hood
The ArcticShield® Classic Parka for Men features ArcticShield's exclusive, patented technology for windproof, waterproof, breathable moisture-management. 100% polyester quiet suede outer and poly lining. Parka also features a relaxed fit for added comfort, six outer pockets with storm flaps, two inner pockets, and a hood. Hand wash. Imported.
ArcticShield's exclusive technology utilizes a multi-layered thermal barrier that captures and returns up to 97% of your body heat. This method is more effective than thick traditional insulations that only slow body heat loss. This cold-weather clothing is unbelievably thin and extremely warm.
ArcticShield® Classic Bib for Men sold separately and can be found through item search for item number 38-870-062-02
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by MadCatter Excellent! Warm and durable.
This jacket is amazing! My wife bought the bibs for me, and I bought the matching jacket the very next day.
I was very skeptical of their warmth, and was reluctant to not wear my thermals as i normally would. But i was wrong!
It seems I dont need thermals in temps down to 35 degrees. If I do wear them, I can't do a lot of walking around or they get too toasty.
I've worn this in temps from 55 down to 10. They are very warm. You might be comfortable in 55 degrees if you're only wearing boxers and t-shirt underneath, and you're not moving. They really heat up when you're hiking or packing in. I was perfectly fine when it was 40 degrees and raining, just sitting on the ground. Bone dry. They are certainly wind proof and rain proof.
They are super quiet, and dont make any noise while walking or brushing against trees. I bowhunt, and these dont have any crinkle sounds like most other wind/water proof clothing.
Just looking at them, you would not think they are as warm as they claim. There is no fluff or bulk, and they roll up to fit into my pack easily. I highly recommend these for all hunters.
December 29, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Allweatherhunter Priceless
It would be a bargain at $300!! Thanks for keeping the price where it is.
December 6, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 Not Bulky but warm
This parka is a replacement for another brand that I have had for years. I like the no bulk feel, but it is deceiving, this jacket reflects heat back like no other. I would highly recommend this jacket.
November 2, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by CaptBilly Arctic Wonder
I have been using Arctic Shield Bibs, Parka, and boot covers for years now. There is nothing that keeps me warmer in below zero temps in Canada than Atrtic Shield clothing. No bulk and great fit. If you arent using this Parka you are missing out.
September 26, 2012
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I'm 5' 9" 180 lbs with an athletic build. Can you please tell me what size I should order?
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Order by Chest Size:Medium 38-40 inches
Large 42-44 inches
XL 46-48 inches
2XL 50-52 inches
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Is the material as thin and lightweight as the H3.1 bibs?Answers
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Yes. But quieter and seemily more durable. Definitely wind and water proof.
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All of the Onyx ArcticShiled products are lightweight and thinner than the traditional insulations jackets and bibs.Details:Â
What is the zipper material? Plastic like the H4 or metal like the H7?Answers
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Plastic teeth, with metal zippers, and plastic coated zipper handles. It's lightweight, quiet, but very heavy duty zipper system.
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the zipper is a nylon coil zipper.Answers
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Yes, machine washable. However you are supposed to let it drip-dry, not machine dry. Which only takes over-night, barely. Depends on how warm the room is that you dry it.A:Â
yes wash with cold water do not put in dryer, hang up and let drip dryA:Â
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is the H3.1 just as warm as the older h3 parka?Answers
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yes,the diffrence is the H3.1 is a quieter material
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The biggest difference is the shell fabric. The H3 Series has a shell fabric called Tricot (brushed polyester knit), which can make some noise when brushed up against rough things such a tree bark. The H3.1 Series has Sueded Polyester shell, which doesn't make noise like Tricot. The new Sueded Polyester shell as has an added water repellent treatment to help shed water. Both shell types do have a waterproof laminate.Answers
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The way it was explained to me is it is a lot thicker and for those "COLDER" days. Not sure if this helps.
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): The H7 Series includes X-System odor/scent elimination technology. The H7 Jacket is a 3-n-1 with a removable inner fleece jacket. The H3.1 Jacket does not have an inner jacket and is a bit longer in length. The H3.1 Bib has a high rise, meaning it comes up high on the chest and back. The H7 Bib has a low rise, meaning it comes up to just under the rib cage, but still covers the kidneys in the back.The H3.1 Series is good for gun hunters. The H7 Series is good for hunters that use both gun and bow.
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H3.1 is made with a quieter material that works great in the fieldA:Â
I was able to compare these two jackets in store. I think the H3.1 is the new and improved version of the H3, as there was only one H3 left and it was on clearance. They are little different in styling, but most importantly, the H3.1 seems to be thinner and not as bulky. Also the H3.1 is slightly more sued-like and soft on the outside.Details:Â
My husband and I saw this jacket in store. I did not want to purchase it, because it just seemed too thin, to be warm, however, the description does say its is unbelievably thin and warm. Should I trust sending my husband out in 0-15 degree weather, with this?Answers
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yes,just wear a good base layer.I have the jacket and the bibs and all I wear underneath is a long sleeve t-shirt and boxers and thats in 29 degree weather.A:Â
I am down in Indiana and I know that it terribly colder up there and it dropped below 35 the other day and I felt fine. Of course proper layering is essintial for this product to work properly.
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Everyone handles excessive heat and cold differently. On average, the H3.1 Series is more than suitable for Wisconsin weather for most people. The thinness of ArcticShield garments is due to the lack of loft type insulation. These garments use a material called RE-tain that traps and reflects body heat. One thing to keep in mind: It's wise not to walk long distances while wear ArcticShield garments; sweating will likely occur, increasing the chance to get cold. If walking a long distance, it's usually best to carry the garments and put them on once the final destination is reached. A good polyester fleece or wool base layer will help prevent getting cold from next-to-skin moisture.1 of 1
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