Four layers that go on in the dark and come off one at a time. The whole system weighs less than your rifle.
No nylon face fabric on any piece. Insulation that works when you stop moving.
Most of a September day is climbing in the dark, then sitting on a ridge behind glass. Your layers have to do both without a change of clothes.
Priced piece by piece. Buy the two you need now and add the rest before season.
Each layer was cut over the one under it, so nothing bunches at your shoulder or your knee.
Open-country grays and sage with dark timber breaks, so you disappear against scree and shadow when you sit.
I'm Sean Bradley. I hunt public land in Colorado every September, and for ten years I carried four brands' worth of layers that never fit over each other. So I had a set cut that does.
Where the bulls bed when the aspens turn, and why you glass from below the ridge instead of on it.
One small thing that made noise at full draw, and what replaced it.
How to plan a September around one draw, and what to pack when your tag finally comes.
Everything that goes in for a ten-day September, weighed, and what stayed home this year.
One email when a piece releases, one before season. Nothing else, and you can leave any time.