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- Sitka HyperDown Jacket and Pant - Rokslide
The HyperDown jacket is Sitka’s warmest puffy jacket and, in my mind, replaces the Kelvin WS Hoody The biggest difference to me is the lack of the Wind proof layer and the type of insulation The HyperDown uses an 800-fill PrimaLoft Gold down blend and is a 90% down 10% synthetic blend Both the jacket and pant have 8ozs of fill
- Sitka Dewpoint Raingear Review - Rokslide
Sitka Dewpoint raingear review Mike has been using the Sitka Dewpoint raingear set for a couple of seasons and shares his thoughts
- Sitka Mountain Optics Harness Review - Rokslide
Sitka Mountain Optics Harness is designed for the hunter who wants quite and modular protection of their hunting optics with easy access
- Sitka Discontinues Goretex - Hunt Talk
Our local Sitka outlet, the first in America, had a sale the last couple days to get the “Gore” garments out of inventory It seems there is a chemical in the making of Goretex that California law makers can’t abide Wouldn’t it be better to just ban California?
- Legit Sitka? - Hunt Talk
I came across this website https: sitkagear-sale shop Is this legit? If so, ridiculously good pricing
- SKRE vs. KUUI vs. SITKA vs. First Light | Page 3 | Hunt Talk
In Sitka that would be their core lt base layer top and bottom, Ambient Hoody, they have some new pants coming to replace the Apex pant or even a mountain pant, mountain jacket and one of their puffys I like KUIU as well and might even buy the FL Kiln base layers for a second base layer or go with something from Amazon
- Sitka Ambient 100 Vest Review - Rokslide
The Sitka Gear and Rokslide fellas were kind enough to send me a Sitka Ambient 100 vest I’ve reviewed several jackets over the last couple of years, but this is the first vest I’ve reviewed
- Sitka versus Badlands clothing - Hunt Talk
The Sitka also works a lot better than badlands in crappy weather conditions, blowing snow, rain and when the weather changes while hunting The badlands stuff is cheaper but you can’t beat having a jacket that blocks the wind and pants that keep your backside from getting wet while waiting in your stand
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