Seeland Winter Jacket Helt II
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Description
The Seeland Helt II hunting jacket is the further development of the popular Seeland Helt jacket. Thanks to the warm inner lining, the waterproof membrane and a practical seat pad, the winter jacket is perfect for winter treestand hunting.
Against the cold wind, the hunting jacket is adjustable at the waist. In addition, the winter jacket has a high collar which is covered with a soft fleece fabric padded. This provides optimal protection from the cold. The jacket also has an adjustable hood, which can be removed if necessary.
A very practical detail of the hunting jacket are the two sewn-in straps on the inside of the jacket. This allows the winter jacket to be worn like a rucksack. This feature is particularly useful when hunting in the mountains, as it prevents you from getting too warm during the strenuous ascent. Nevertheless, you have the warming winter jacket with you on the cold summit.
In addition, the jacket has a 2-way zip, which makes it easier to put on and take off. Furthermore thumb loops ensure an optimal fit. The two Napoleon pockets are lined with soft and warm fleece padded and can be closed with zips. This means warm fingers without gloves are no problem.
There is plenty of room for hunting equipment in the hunting jacket. There is a radio pocket with an antenna outlet on the left side of the chest. Two spacious front pockets with silent magnetic closures provide space for necessary hunting utensils, such as a thermal imaging device. In addition, there is a game bag on the lower back.
Material: 100% polyester
Highlights of the Seeland Helt II hunting jacket
- Wind- and waterproof SEETEX membrane with 10,000 mm water column
- Warm Thinsulate lining - retains body heat
- Waterproof seat liner
- 2-way zip for easy on and off
- Thumb loops for optimal fit
- High collar against penetrating wind
- Adjustable waistband against cold wind
- Removable and adjustable hood
- Sewn-in straps for easy transport in warmer temperatures
- 1 chest pocket with antenna outlet
- 2 Napoleon pockets with warm fleece lining
- 2 front pockets with magnetic closure
- 1 game bag
Against the cold wind, the hunting jacket is adjustable at the waist. In addition, the winter jacket has a high collar which is covered with a soft fleece fabric padded. This provides optimal protection from the cold. The jacket also has an adjustable hood, which can be removed if necessary.
A very practical detail of the hunting jacket are the two sewn-in straps on the inside of the jacket. This allows the winter jacket to be worn like a rucksack. This feature is particularly useful when hunting in the mountains, as it prevents you from getting too warm during the strenuous ascent. Nevertheless, you have the warming winter jacket with you on the cold summit.
In addition, the jacket has a 2-way zip, which makes it easier to put on and take off. Furthermore thumb loops ensure an optimal fit. The two Napoleon pockets are lined with soft and warm fleece padded and can be closed with zips. This means warm fingers without gloves are no problem.
There is plenty of room for hunting equipment in the hunting jacket. There is a radio pocket with an antenna outlet on the left side of the chest. Two spacious front pockets with silent magnetic closures provide space for necessary hunting utensils, such as a thermal imaging device. In addition, there is a game bag on the lower back.
Material: 100% polyester
Specifications
| Fit: | men |
|---|---|
| Membrane: | SEETEX® Dropliner, Thinsulate™ |
| Brand: | Seeland |
| Size: | 46 to 60 |
| Type: | jacket |
| Colour / Camo: | brown |
| Jacket type: | hunting jacket, winter jacket |
| Pockets: | 6 pockets |
| Properties: | breathable, game pocket, hood, silent, waterproof, windproof |
| Extras: | detachable hood |
| Weather Protection: | waterproof |
| Breathable: | yes |
| Material: | 100% polyester |
| Outer Material: | 100% Polyester, Taplon |
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