SITKA GEAR
Sitka Hudson Jacket - Mens
Sitka Hudson Jacket - Mens
The Hudson Jacket was designed to follow the migration from the top of the flyway all the way south. This 100% waterproof, weather-be-damned jacket features innovative GORE-TEX with STRETCH technology and body-mapped insulation in the shoulders and neck that will move with the hunter for those tight shooting positions. The Hudson is a hardshell with stretch that will get you from the boat ramp to the blind and back without holding you back.
PRODUCT FEATURES:
Fabric: Waterproof 3-Layer GORE-TEX, GORE-TEX with STRETCH Technology.
Insulation: 60 Grams Of PrimaLoft Gold Across the Shoulders, 40 Grams of Primaloft in the Sleeves and Body.
Sculpted Hood for Visibility: The fully adjustable hood rotates and swivels with you, offering complete weather protection without impeding your vision.
High Hand Warmer Pockets, 2 Chest and Shell Pockets: Two chest pockets, two shell pockets and two magnetic tuck-away call pockets keep you organized and focused on the sky.
Bellowed Shell Pockets: The bellowed pockets easily accommodate a box of shot shells but lay flat when empty. A velcro closure ensures safe storage, and a magnetic flap stays open for easy reloading.
Water-Sealing Cuffs: The cuffs have watertight gaskets that adjust to fit your wrist, so you can submerge your hand momentarily while setting or retrieving deeks without getting water up the sleeve.
GORE-TEX® with STRETCH Technology: Completely waterproof and breathable, the shell features a rugged GORE-TEX laminate combined with GORE-TEX with STRETCH Technology mapped to facilitate absolute freedom of motion when shooting in tight quarters, completely sealing out moisture and wind to form a microclimate around your body.
GORE-TEX Technology: Garments made with GORE-TEX fabrics are durably waterproof, lightweight, and extremely breathable.
PrimaLoft Technology: PrimaLoft products are the ultimate in insulation technology for hunters. Ultra-fine fibers are engineered to retain maximum warmth even when wet.
