RedHead® Squaltex® II BONE-DRY® Rain Jackets for Men
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- Ideal for rainy, windy conditions
- Ultra-quiet 240 gram polyester outer shell
- BONE-DRY 100% waterproof, windproof, breathable membrane
- Polyester mesh lining
- Visor hood with double bungee drawcord
- Fleece-lined handwarmer pockets
- Nylon-lined bellows pocket
- Full front zipper with snap-closure storm flap
- Elastic cuffs
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Rated 4.6 out of 5Â by 33
reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5Â by army1969 Pleased
I bought this item for elk hunting. It is flexable and quiet, and breathable. The camo pattern looks great.
July 31, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Greg79 Great deal
Well worth the money! A great value. And best of all it will actually keep you dry!
May 21, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by junebug145 worked great
used it in a windy rain storm worked fine stayed warm &dray all day
April 30, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by DarenD Great Gear!!
I purchased the Squaltex jacket and pants for myself a couple years ago, wore them throughout Spring Turkey season here in Ohio, and then again for Deer season, from opening day of Archery season, gun season and all the way into February at the end of archery season. I loved and trusted the gear so much that I bought another set for my son's 16th birthday. I probably should have purchased some dedicated winter-weight hunting clothing, but honestly never needed it this past year. The pants and jacket can be layered underneath to make it as warm as necessary. I also purchased Bass Pro's brand of scent-killer thermal underwear to stay warmer in winter, and backed it up with a down coat underneath the jacket for when it got really cold/blustery/snowy. It works! As the name describes, it will keep you "bone dry". It's also wind-proof for those windy days afield. It has a nice soft fabric-like feel outside, with a soft black mesh liner, similar to some athletic apparel. Very comfortable. Absolutely a good value for "All-around" use. The only downsides I can think of: Be careful running through briars, as this stuff is not Carhartt gear. It will snag and tear if you're not careful. And it actually gets a little too warm for late spring hunting, even with just a t-shirt and underwear. Overall, I highly recommend this gear.
April 22, 2012
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a little big,but nice so you can put extra layers on when it gets cold.Just perfect!! an most important (waterproof)A:Â
They def run big. I have an extra-large set, and they are massive. But, some extra room is OK, since I use the set as the main outer layer, and then layer with thermals, hoodie, or even a full size down parka.A:Â
This jacket is uninsulated and perfect for my 6"5" XLT frame. Arms are sufficient, no bind when I draw my bow, nice and quiet as well.Answers
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good in heavy rain,the only place I got damp was at my wrist.when I put jacket on I grabed my shirt cuff an it was out 1/2"an it wicked water for about 3"...My fault!!!!A:Â
Never it will block the rain for years. I have owned mine for 3 years and still blocks the rain and wind. I love mine so much that I bought the same suit for my children to go hunting with me.Q:Â
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are these jackets and bibs really 100% waterpoof like being out in heavy down pore or good for only light rain
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I was caught out in a very heavy rain due to the fact that I did not check the weather before going out and I never got wet at all and my best friend had his rain suit on and I supposedly was made from the same material but his soaked through badly. Quality and the right stitching counts.A:Â
The jacket has yet to leak one drop, 7 days in the Oregon rain forest so far. 3rd day we had a toad strangler & I had to sit in my stand in a puddle of water and the left cheek of the bibs did wet through after a couple hours. This still kept me dryer than any previous rain suit I have owned.Answers
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Yes I can roll them up tight and place them in the middle compartment of my 3 zipper back pack.A:Â
Yes, this is very packableA:Â
I do not believe this jacket is truly packable. It is of quality construction and is a little thick. It would fit in a backpack along with some other gear, but not in a pocket.A:Â
No this jacket is not considered packable.Answers
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Yes the pockets have two small velcro closers, BUT there are two small fleece lined open holed pockets to hide your hands in. Great design.A:Â
yes, 2 pieces, about 1 inch by 1 inch on each side of the pocketA:Â
the ones i have have a zipper and a flap with a buttonDetails:Â
What was redesigned about the new Squaltex? Did they use Velcro on the pockets again? (that was my only issue before)Answers
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Don't know, this is my first bone dry purchase. The pockets do use velcro.Top 250 Contributor
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Yes, there is velcro on the pockets. As far as redesign I don't know.A:Â
First time I looked at them so I cannot say what was redesigned. They did use Velcro on the pocket flap. I really do not think that in it self would prevent me from this purchase. I mean I want to stay out longer to hunt in the rain and I do not have to use the pockets if I want to be silent.1 of 1
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