I love the video. I just got my order of everything at 20% off.about the cold states you stated. I live in Kentucky and I hunt in 20 degree days with heavy windchills so I ordered the lightweight, midweight and heavy weight clothes and beanies and gloves. Great review. 👍. Glad you convinced me. You are my favorite archery utuber.much respect and love to you. God bless 🙌 my friend.
I got a set of bibs and jacket. Jacket feels a little tiny bit poofy but I can live w it. Definitely warm and making my hunts so much more pleasant. Cost was reasonable also. Not bad clothes. Definitely worth it
Great display of the gear. I have a pair of their gloves from easily 8-10 years ago. Just hit up the Walmart and as soon as I slid my hand in there…oh man. Like I said, I’ve had these for a VERY long time and are my favorite go to gloves. I absolutely hate wearing gloves. I’d rather run bare hands and keep em in my pockets. But Maine winters get pretty brutal so I need a little extra while on stand. Enough textile feed back for small chores like a safety on a rifle and th rigger function. I learned this year that they offered a while line of clothing while trying to find me a second pair of gloves(mine have had to get a few stitches to hang in there) I’m seriously considering getting a set to try. Been running firstlite since last season and been thoroughly impressed. I’m a hear junky so I have no issues buying many things.
Love your video also, thanks so much for you review. I am currently hunting in camo I bought at Walmart 40 years ago! The wife says I got my moneys worth and can get new stuff! God bless you.
I'm sold. Gonna hold out and hope for a black friday sale. I love your idea of the 75%/25% rule. I've had a lot of hobbies in my years (fishing, woodworking, etc.), and I've found that a lot of times, you can find 75/25 deals.
I made a purchase of their mid weight line in Disruption for archery season based on your review video(you were in the snow by your house) I am very happy at first impression, if they prove well in the woods this early season, I will buy their heavy weight bib and jacket
Hey man I really enjoy your videos . So I went ahead and order me a bib from hunt worth let me tell you very disappointed am a large and the bibs were huge like for a 6 foot 350 lb person ridiculous. I use Sitka and Kuiu hunting clothes they are worth every penny. The fit and quality you can’t get anywhere else.
Love the ideal behind the camo design,pattern, cost and that it’s US made. I am 6’3” 340 very little camo out there for guys on my size. I noticed the don’t have a big and tall section as of yet but hope they add it to the line up Also would be interested in a review of the hunt worth rain gear.
I bought their tricot rain pants shortly after this big review to add to the arsenal. They are quite comfortable but being that waterproof material they're not as stupid flexible as their other pants and of course they don't breathe. Nice interior mesh lining to help circulate air and try and wick sweat. Would be great for those dreary wet snow style days as an overlayer. Or during summer downpours if it's not scorching hot.
Came to ask what camo pattern you preferred but you mentioned it.....i bought the heavy weight gear in tarnen for here in PA.....had a 7 point at 7 yards staring at me and he never spooked. I was shocked because i didnt think this camo would work that well. I bought it for rifle season when im not worried about deer being super close to me. It seems like in the pennsylvania mountain laurel the tarnen really works well.
Got the fanatic vest...... rather than spending a crap ton on the rest of the Sitka system I’m going with this huntworth. Get to save money but still get the Sitka features with the pockets ect by just wearing the Sitka vest over the huntworth jacket
Please do a follow up on the Size difference in the lite weight pants....most likely, "IF" you go up in waist size...the inseam (Pant leg length) will increase exponentially (f(x)=a(1+r)x
Thanks for the review and info. I am a bigger guy who hunts se PA and ne PA from Early archery to late rifle. I cant find warm clothes to fit me except Carhartt with camo over yop like you said in previous video, I took your advice. I am hoping this gear can take me up a notch.
I bought a pair of huntworth gloves few years back and decided I'm gonna go buy another pair just like them so when I ruin them I have another pair haha...I wear them from September to January for hunting. They are warm in the cold. I just like a one layer from touching cold metal or bows
Which pattern would you guys prefer for Northeastern Ohio… the Disruption or the Tarnen? Hunt out of tree stand and on field edges. Need something for mid to late season. We do get snow from end of November to March. It does get very brown tho and rainy on warmer winters…
IMO its just as good as sitka for a fraction of the price. I personally think the tarnen looks better than the sitka camo patterns but to each their own
Thanks for another review of a local apparel company. I am only familiar with the gloves that they make from when I worked in the sporting goods department at Walmart. I like your 75/25 goal too by the way.
Great review! Do you have any experience with their bibs? I'm looking for an early season bib that I can use as a layer in the later season. I am in Vermont.
Sizing seems to be better length wise for "normal" folks for girth it seems to be hit and miss on perfect fit. Especially on the light weight vs heavy. But I've found my Tractor Supply is a local dealer just up the road so I can get free ship to store and returns as well.
I’ve been watching some of your arrow videos recently and noticed that you use a bitzenberger jig.. if possible I think a how to video and explanation video on how you setup the jig would be nice. The directions aren’t very clear and I think you could break it down way better then anyone else on RUclips
I’m looking at the Saskatoon series, I’m about 6’2 230 Jean size 36x34. Trying to decipher whether I’d need a large/xl and/or regular or tall in the pants. Any advice on fit and function to help me decide? I don’t need them baggy obviously but don’t want them super short. TIA
That's a good rule to live by, 75%/25%. I am always looking for a bargain and will only pay full price if I absolutely need the item right then which hardly ever happens.
Definitely some good looking camo. “The deer don’t seem to mind 😂😂” cause they’re dead 🤔. I see that hys strap is making a regular appearance in your videos 😬
Nate, you do a real good job reviewing products and explaining the steps in bow maintenance. Can you do a series on building your own home bow shop, including the necessary equipment and its purposes, what's nice to have, and what really isn't needed?
@@averagejackarchery what size would you recommend for the Huntworth heavy weight soft shell jacket? I’m 5 foot 10 inches and around 230 lbs. not sure how big they are on if I should do a large or XL. I know Dicks Sporting Goods and tractor supply sells them too but only online.
I tried this stuff on and it just didn’t fit me right. Quality seemed great but the fit was just off. Couldn’t stand how the sleeve ends Fit. I’m sure it would of worked great if the fit was better. Camo is cool too
The midweight and lightweight line is fantastic for movement. I've been wearing the lightweight pants (got new size to fit me) and 1/4 zips (all treated with permethrin for ticks) all summer for scouting, fishing, etc. Great breathability and flexible movement. Was great in turkey season too this past Spring.
First off great videos I’m from Illinois and hunt northern Illinois and south Wisconsin so I’m trying to decide between the two camo colors I deer hunt and plan to turkey hunt so I don’t want to buy two different color patterns as budgeting is important since the sports are already expensive haha would love to here what your recommendation is thanks
Good review. Most of my bow shots are at 5-10 yards & I think the Huntworth might be a little too noisy. Have you ever tried Kryptek? I also have found wind breaking membranes to be a little too loud in general. Especially in bitter cold weather. Have you tried these in extreme cold?
@@averagejackarchery Thanks for the reply. I meant Kryptek in my above post but I watched a video on their Aegis bibs & jacket & they were way to noisy for me. I was mislead by a recommendation.
love your reviews just watched a few of them, lots to go. . .great job. Not sure where in PA your from, were around the Clarion area. . .if you had to pick a budget friendly outfit with great PA camo what would you recommend? We have an archery club here in Pa, hit us back up If you get a chance!
I'd take the heavyweight lineup in Tarnen any day myself. I just love the human eye appeal of the camo. The HW lineup here is left uninsulated enough that you could go without thermals and do some 40-50 degree mornings as well and not sweat to death. That's my plan anyways! I'm in Clearfield county.
@@averagejackarchery were having some channels over in a couple weeks, May 22nd we will have targets set up, as well as some channel showcases, several channels are coming, we have a pond and it will be a family friendly meeting of channels, along with some nice giveaways. If your interested, let me know. Just a few mins north of Clarion, PA.
I have never had any quality camp. Was just at cabelas today and got a little sick to my stomach when I saw the prices of the stuff I wanted. I live in Oregon and want some lighter weight stuff that I can wear as an outer layer. I hunt in the later colder seasons but I hate heavy pieces of clothing. Is the hunt worth stuff water repellent at all? Id rather have a thin breathable water repellant layer on the outside and layer under that accordingly instead of having sever pieces of gear for different days
Depends on the walk. As these are so packable compared to my other stuff like IWOM and Sitka, I will probably pack them in for anything over 3/4 of a mile or just heavy terrain that would cause profuse sweating.
Question? Im in the south dakota area do you think I should stick with the mid-heavy weight gear? Is it worth it for light weight gear or just stick to base layers? Thanks
Unless you get truly hot (60 and up) temps in the early archery or turkey seasons, getting a full lightweight setup isn't necessary. However the lightweight pants are phenomenal. If anything I would have a pair of those for a lightweight layer.
Lol! I truly do like it. Used all of late archery and now in turkey season and have yet to be in a situation where I was bummed by the performance. 35* and rainy tomorrow morning so we'll see that for the ultimate comfort test...
I have worn the absolute crap out of the HWT jackets this late fall and early winter so far. Absolutely love them. I added a pair of their hwt bibs too towards the end of August in prep for this gun and late season and have already needed them for some weather in the teens. They did not disappoint at all. I sincerely couldn't be happier with the Huntworth stuff I'm using. Especially the hwt jackets as I'll wear them all winter from blowing snow, sledding with the kids, to hunting.
@@averagejackarchery hopefully last question! Haha do you think the heavyweight jacket would fit under their parka? Or is it too think/would be too much and should go with the midweight jacket?
YES. As of now, this stuff is definitely going to be on the top of my list. I'll still use other pieces I have like the IWOM, leafy suits, and Fanatic jacket for the specific situations of cold or hot, but for the 90% remaining woods time Huntworth is going to see the woods for me. Wore the Tarnen exclusively just this morning before work in the turkey woods. Love it.
Have you worn their pique knit shirts? If so, is it like a compression shirt or like a regular shirt?I’ve looked into a few different lines of clothing and being in the south some patterns I feel aren’t at home in the pine/hardwood tree mixes here. But I feel the hidd’n pattern would work well here, and if I’m against a big pine then maybe the disruption pattern. But I’m needing something that looks good on the ground as well since they may be how I’m going to hunting the public lands this year. Thanks for the great review, now I’ll be spending a few hundred on some more clothes lol
I haven't worn the specific shirt you're talking about, but my 1/4 zip ultra lightweight is also pique knit and it's far from a compression shirt. Definitely a standard shirt feel. Incredibly breathable and lightweight.
@@averagejackarchery thanks! I was wondering because it looked like the compression style (underarmor) like a base layer tee shirt type. Guess I need to just order a few and try them out. Worse case I send them back for a larger style. This is my first year bow hunting, I really need to send some arrows down range and get the sight properly fixed up with the arrows. And just “tinker” as some say with clothing and everything set up.
@@XtremeBUZZ They've been very good with returns. And right now they're offering free shipping on orders over $100 and returns are very simple to complete. Also, check Tractor Supply in your area if you have one. They're a dealer and will do free ship to store if one's local enough to you.
I totally disagree this season I was hunting in 20 degree weather. With a base and mid layer and a heavy jacket from huntworth still not warm enough. Also the bib said it was water proof but just from walking through snow in a 1/2 hour they would be wet on the inside. Also the sweater ripped the jacket seam ripped and the bib seams ripped just from putting them on (no they weren’t to small). I ended up returning all the clothing. You shouldn’t need to baby hunting gear. All the clothing is made in China so that kind of speaks for itself
I've heard folks say that but nearly everything on the website has all sizes available for every piece of clothing. Definitely on par with other brands I've seen.
Well, not trying to rain on anybody's parade. This is a great review. Thanks. I did a ton of research before making my decision. I was very excited to get my Fairbanks jacket today.....and just as disappointed when I opened it up. Bottom line: WAY TOO NOISY! All the reviews said otherwise. The outer material isn't terrible. It's the interior liner. You're going to "krinkle" every time you move. And it isn't minor. Not acceptable to me. Seems very warm, though. A shame. Just one person's opinion.
I love the video. I just got my order of everything at 20% off.about the cold states you stated. I live in Kentucky and I hunt in 20 degree days with heavy windchills so I ordered the lightweight, midweight and heavy weight clothes and beanies and gloves. Great review. 👍. Glad you convinced me. You are my favorite archery utuber.much respect and love to you. God bless 🙌 my friend.
I love that they are a USA company and the price is affordable. I have some of their gloves and hats. Love them all.
Where is Huntworth assembled?
Made in China.
China
USA company but everything is made in china
They make truly great stuff for the price. Quality, price, and effectiveness can’t be beat
I picked up the same heavyweight gear last year and just added some warmer weather gear this year. Huntworth is legit. It’s definitely a go-to for me.
I got a set of bibs and jacket. Jacket feels a little tiny bit poofy but I can live w it. Definitely warm and making my hunts so much more pleasant. Cost was reasonable also. Not bad clothes. Definitely worth it
Great display of the gear. I have a pair of their gloves from easily 8-10 years ago. Just hit up the Walmart and as soon as I slid my hand in there…oh man. Like I said, I’ve had these for a VERY long time and are my favorite go to gloves. I absolutely hate wearing gloves. I’d rather run bare hands and keep em in my pockets. But Maine winters get pretty brutal so I need a little extra while on stand. Enough textile feed back for small chores like a safety on a rifle and th rigger function. I learned this year that they offered a while line of clothing while trying to find me a second pair of gloves(mine have had to get a few stitches to hang in there) I’m seriously considering getting a set to try. Been running firstlite since last season and been thoroughly impressed. I’m a hear junky so I have no issues buying many things.
Love your video also, thanks so much for you review. I am currently hunting in camo I bought at Walmart 40 years ago! The wife says I got my moneys worth and can get new stuff! God bless you.
I'm sold. Gonna hold out and hope for a black friday sale. I love your idea of the 75%/25% rule. I've had a lot of hobbies in my years (fishing, woodworking, etc.), and I've found that a lot of times, you can find 75/25 deals.
Right now their website is offering 20% off! Free shipping deals too! Check it out!
I'm from NW Montana and I've got the Huntworth hand muff. It's a great way to go gloveless and have toasty hands!
I made a purchase of their mid weight line in Disruption for archery season based on your review video(you were in the snow by your house) I am very happy at first impression, if they prove well in the woods this early season, I will buy their heavy weight bib and jacket
Hey man I really enjoy your videos . So I went ahead and order me a bib from hunt worth let me tell you very disappointed am a large and the bibs were huge like for a 6 foot 350 lb person ridiculous. I use Sitka and Kuiu hunting clothes they are worth every penny. The fit and quality you can’t get anywhere else.
You should genuinely reach out to their customer service team to try and exchange! I've always had great success if I had a garment issue.
I love huntworth they have great products I haven’t had any problems with my stuff
I love huntsworth tarnen camo best camo I've ever bought but I've never seen this camo at Walmart in kansas
You have found your calling young man...your channel is amazingly awesome...Thank you for all ya do
Appreciate the kind words! But unfortunately teaching middle school English is what pays the bills. 🤣
Love the ideal behind the camo design,pattern, cost and that it’s US made.
I am 6’3” 340 very little camo out there for guys on my size.
I noticed the don’t have a big and tall section as of yet but hope they add it to the line up
Also would be interested in a review of the hunt worth rain gear.
I bought their tricot rain pants shortly after this big review to add to the arsenal. They are quite comfortable but being that waterproof material they're not as stupid flexible as their other pants and of course they don't breathe. Nice interior mesh lining to help circulate air and try and wick sweat. Would be great for those dreary wet snow style days as an overlayer. Or during summer downpours if it's not scorching hot.
Came to ask what camo pattern you preferred but you mentioned it.....i bought the heavy weight gear in tarnen for here in PA.....had a 7 point at 7 yards staring at me and he never spooked. I was shocked because i didnt think this camo would work that well. I bought it for rifle season when im not worried about deer being super close to me. It seems like in the pennsylvania mountain laurel the tarnen really works well.
I think you've finally convinced me. Thank you for the super helpful review!
Got the fanatic vest...... rather than spending a crap ton on the rest of the Sitka system I’m going with this huntworth. Get to save money but still get the Sitka features with the pockets ect by just wearing the Sitka vest over the huntworth jacket
What I’d like to do. Whenever I get 300 extra lol! I think that would be a great system.
Nice video. I really liked the clothing. thanks
Please do a follow up on the Size difference in the lite weight pants....most likely, "IF" you go up in waist size...the inseam (Pant leg length) will increase exponentially (f(x)=a(1+r)x
Thanks for the review and info. I am a bigger guy who hunts se PA and ne PA from Early archery to late rifle. I cant find warm clothes to fit me except Carhartt with camo over yop like you said in previous video, I took your advice. I am hoping this gear can take me up a notch.
Yup! Lots of Carhartt and leafy suits for me over the past decade. 🤣
Great review man. Might need to get some of the light weight stuff for my Montana trip.
I bought a pair of huntworth gloves few years back and decided I'm gonna go buy another pair just like them so when I ruin them I have another pair haha...I wear them from September to January for hunting. They are warm in the cold. I just like a one layer from touching cold metal or bows
I'll never buy a random pair of gloves again. Especially for gun season. So much feel and dexterity in these and the build quality is excellent.
I wear them in spring as well for turkey hunting. Same first pair I bought. I don't know how many years ago it was anymore
Which pattern would you guys prefer for Northeastern Ohio… the Disruption or the Tarnen? Hunt out of tree stand and on field edges. Need something for mid to late season. We do get snow from end of November to March. It does get very brown tho and rainy on warmer winters…
I think either would work great. I've worth both in PA and IN in a variety of terrains and feel very concealed with both scenarios.
IMO its just as good as sitka for a fraction of the price. I personally think the tarnen looks better than the sitka camo patterns but to each their own
Thanks for another review of a local apparel company. I am only familiar with the gloves that they make from when I worked in the sporting goods department at Walmart.
I like your 75/25 goal too by the way.
Really cool vid been looking for something a bit cheaper but nicer might have to try it out
That's the way i look at Quest bows. 75% of the awesomeness of Prime for 25% of the price.
The Quest Forge is still one of my favorite all time budget bows.
Great review! Do you have any experience with their bibs? I'm looking for an early season bib that I can use as a layer in the later season. I am in Vermont.
I only have experience with their HWT bib and they are stupid warm.
Excellent video Nathan. I’ve been a fan of Sitka for 5+ years now and would love an alternative. Wonder how the sizing is for shorter guys?
Sizing seems to be better length wise for "normal" folks for girth it seems to be hit and miss on perfect fit. Especially on the light weight vs heavy. But I've found my Tractor Supply is a local dealer just up the road so I can get free ship to store and returns as well.
@@averagejackarchery I see that my Tractor Supply is as well. I’ll definitely give that a try!
I’ve been watching some of your arrow videos recently and noticed that you use a bitzenberger jig.. if possible I think a how to video and explanation video on how you setup the jig would be nice. The directions aren’t very clear and I think you could break it down way better then anyone else on RUclips
Good idea! Believe it or not....it's in the works...
Just bought midweight gear from them. Love that they are affordable and very nice
I’m looking at the Saskatoon series, I’m about 6’2 230 Jean size 36x34. Trying to decipher whether I’d need a large/xl and/or regular or tall in the pants. Any advice on fit and function to help me decide? I don’t need them baggy obviously but don’t want them super short. TIA
That's a good rule to live by, 75%/25%. I am always looking for a bargain and will only pay full price if I absolutely need the item right then which hardly ever happens.
It's been a breath of fresh air for me. In today's Covid world especially.
Definitely some good looking camo. “The deer don’t seem to mind 😂😂” cause they’re dead 🤔. I see that hys strap is making a regular appearance in your videos 😬
LOVE that DIY HYS strap. Literally a 2nd and 3rd set of hands in the woods.
I know this an older video,but wanted to let everyone know huntworth having a 30% everything sale right now. Promo code is on their website.
Nate, you do a real good job reviewing products and explaining the steps in bow maintenance. Can you do a series on building your own home bow shop, including the necessary equipment and its purposes, what's nice to have, and what really isn't needed?
ruclips.net/video/WdbKExpjSkE/видео.html Older! But still relevant.
@@averagejackarchery Thanks man!
@@averagejackarchery what size would you recommend for the Huntworth heavy weight soft shell jacket? I’m 5 foot 10 inches and around 230 lbs. not sure how big they are on if I should do a large or XL. I know Dicks Sporting Goods and tractor supply sells them too but only online.
That pattern would be killer up in a poplar /aspen tree
Yes it would! I spend a lot of time in such swampier, brushier areas. Hopefully will be just the ticket.
Imma sub firstly and secondly how does it do in the early November mornings when it’s 30 degrees?
What pattern would you recommend for hunting in MS ? Pines, oaks and swamps still some green out year round.
I would definitely go with the Tarnen if that's the case. Really a fine blended camouflage.
I tried this stuff on and it just didn’t fit me right. Quality seemed great but the fit was just off. Couldn’t stand how the sleeve ends Fit. I’m sure it would of worked great if the fit was better. Camo is cool too
How do you feel about this stuff for western, spot and stalk type hunting? Seems more appropriate for sitting still vs hiking around
The midweight and lightweight line is fantastic for movement. I've been wearing the lightweight pants (got new size to fit me) and 1/4 zips (all treated with permethrin for ticks) all summer for scouting, fishing, etc. Great breathability and flexible movement. Was great in turkey season too this past Spring.
First off great videos I’m from Illinois and hunt northern Illinois and south Wisconsin so I’m trying to decide between the two camo colors I deer hunt and plan to turkey hunt so I don’t want to buy two different color patterns as budgeting is important since the sports are already expensive haha would love to here what your recommendation is thanks
Hear
I personally wear the Tarnen a lot. Turkey, deer, heck even fishing. Lol. On the round or in the tree, that pattern is on me. Horrible poem.
@@averagejackarchery the more I look at the tarnen pattern the more I’m liking it
Check sportsman's guide also they have it at a great price
I've been enjoying your videos, but please look up the meaning of "wind shear".
Good review. Most of my bow shots are at 5-10 yards & I think the Huntworth might be a little too noisy. Have you ever tried Kryptek? I also have found wind breaking membranes to be a little too loud in general. Especially in bitter cold weather. Have you tried these in extreme cold?
Yup. Several days in the teens here. No issues with noise.
@@averagejackarchery Thanks for the reply. I meant Kryptek in my above post but I watched a video on their Aegis bibs & jacket & they were way to noisy for me. I was mislead by a recommendation.
Will they offer tall sizes? Cabela's used to have all I needed but since the bass pro buy out, it's been slim pickins.
Yes! They do offer XLT and XXLT sizes on certain garments. Mostly the outer shell stuff like pants and jackets.
For the record- 38.7% of the cost. Either way, seems like a good value
Like I said: I teach English. ;)
@@averagejackarchery Wow, I had a massive finger flub. 150 is 37.5% of 400. Not 38.7. Now I'm judging myself for lack of math skills...
@@ThatJamesGuy88 That's why I tell my students that BOTH ends of a pencil are just as important! LOL
If I have water resistant light weight pants, do I need lower leg gaiters?
Super brushy? Yes. Super wet, high grass? Yes.
love your reviews just watched a few of them, lots to go. . .great job. Not sure where in PA your from, were around the Clarion area. . .if you had to pick a budget friendly outfit with great PA camo what would you recommend? We have an archery club here in Pa, hit us back up If you get a chance!
I'd take the heavyweight lineup in Tarnen any day myself. I just love the human eye appeal of the camo. The HW lineup here is left uninsulated enough that you could go without thermals and do some 40-50 degree mornings as well and not sweat to death. That's my plan anyways! I'm in Clearfield county.
@@averagejackarchery were having some channels over in a couple weeks, May 22nd we will have targets set up, as well as some channel showcases, several channels are coming, we have a pond and it will be a family friendly meeting of channels, along with some nice giveaways. If your interested, let me know. Just a few mins north of Clarion, PA.
Sitka gear is great stuff. But there jackets are sized very small. I am not an Olympic biker.
I have never had any quality camp. Was just at cabelas today and got a little sick to my stomach when I saw the prices of the stuff I wanted. I live in Oregon and want some lighter weight stuff that I can wear as an outer layer. I hunt in the later colder seasons but I hate heavy pieces of clothing. Is the hunt worth stuff water repellent at all? Id rather have a thin breathable water repellant layer on the outside and layer under that accordingly instead of having sever pieces of gear for different days
And also. Why do All the inexpensive camo brands make their pant legs baggier than a pair of mid 90s Jnco jeans?
Do you carry these to the tree and put them on there to avoid sweating or do you where them from the car/truck as you walk in?
Depends on the walk. As these are so packable compared to my other stuff like IWOM and Sitka, I will probably pack them in for anything over 3/4 of a mile or just heavy terrain that would cause profuse sweating.
Question? Im in the south dakota area do you think I should stick with the mid-heavy weight gear? Is it worth it for light weight gear or just stick to base layers? Thanks
Unless you get truly hot (60 and up) temps in the early archery or turkey seasons, getting a full lightweight setup isn't necessary. However the lightweight pants are phenomenal. If anything I would have a pair of those for a lightweight layer.
Must be good stuff since you reviewed it on my lil boy's bday.. lol
Lol! I truly do like it. Used all of late archery and now in turkey season and have yet to be in a situation where I was bummed by the performance. 35* and rainy tomorrow morning so we'll see that for the ultimate comfort test...
Did you try the rain jacket yet?
I have not, no.
Have you got a chance to check out the parka in the heavyweight line?
I have worn the absolute crap out of the HWT jackets this late fall and early winter so far. Absolutely love them. I added a pair of their hwt bibs too towards the end of August in prep for this gun and late season and have already needed them for some weather in the teens. They did not disappoint at all. I sincerely couldn't be happier with the Huntworth stuff I'm using. Especially the hwt jackets as I'll wear them all winter from blowing snow, sledding with the kids, to hunting.
@@averagejackarchery awesome thanks! I’m in western NY so similar weather/terrain. You like how the tarnen looks/hides in different seasons??
@@pastornate0827 I just like the pattern in general, whether or not the deer care 🤣
@@averagejackarchery hopefully last question! Haha do you think the heavyweight jacket would fit under their parka? Or is it too think/would be too much and should go with the midweight jacket?
You did a video on this clothing. Is this your go to hunting clothes?
YES. As of now, this stuff is definitely going to be on the top of my list. I'll still use other pieces I have like the IWOM, leafy suits, and Fanatic jacket for the specific situations of cold or hot, but for the 90% remaining woods time Huntworth is going to see the woods for me. Wore the Tarnen exclusively just this morning before work in the turkey woods. Love it.
Do you have plans to ever post videos on Rumble as well?
I do not, no.
@@averagejackarchery too bad
Are any of the hoodies made of merino wool?
No, no merino in the Huntworth lineup.
Have you worn their pique knit shirts? If so, is it like a compression shirt or like a regular shirt?I’ve looked into a few different lines of clothing and being in the south some patterns I feel aren’t at home in the pine/hardwood tree mixes here. But I feel the hidd’n pattern would work well here, and if I’m against a big pine then maybe the disruption pattern. But I’m needing something that looks good on the ground as well since they may be how I’m going to hunting the public lands this year. Thanks for the great review, now I’ll be spending a few hundred on some more clothes lol
I haven't worn the specific shirt you're talking about, but my 1/4 zip ultra lightweight is also pique knit and it's far from a compression shirt. Definitely a standard shirt feel. Incredibly breathable and lightweight.
@@averagejackarchery thanks! I was wondering because it looked like the compression style (underarmor) like a base layer tee shirt type. Guess I need to just order a few and try them out. Worse case I send them back for a larger style. This is my first year bow hunting, I really need to send some arrows down range and get the sight properly fixed up with the arrows. And just “tinker” as some say with clothing and everything set up.
@@XtremeBUZZ They've been very good with returns. And right now they're offering free shipping on orders over $100 and returns are very simple to complete. Also, check Tractor Supply in your area if you have one. They're a dealer and will do free ship to store if one's local enough to you.
@@averagejackarchery wow that’s awesome. I have a TSC 5 mins from my house lol. I didn’t know they was a dealer.
I totally disagree this season I was hunting in 20 degree weather. With a base and mid layer and a heavy jacket from huntworth still not warm enough. Also the bib said it was water proof but just from walking through snow in a 1/2 hour they would be wet on the inside. Also the sweater ripped the jacket seam ripped and the bib seams ripped just from putting them on (no they weren’t to small). I ended up returning all the clothing. You shouldn’t need to baby hunting gear. All the clothing is made in China so that kind of speaks for itself
It’s too bad they never have anything in stock, and customer service said they only restock just before hunting season starts
I've heard folks say that but nearly everything on the website has all sizes available for every piece of clothing. Definitely on par with other brands I've seen.
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hats need work. The beanies tent to ride up on your head.
Well, not trying to rain on anybody's parade. This is a great review. Thanks. I did a ton of research before making my decision. I was very excited to get my Fairbanks jacket today.....and just as disappointed when I opened it up. Bottom line: WAY TOO NOISY!
All the reviews said otherwise. The outer material isn't terrible. It's the interior liner. You're going to "krinkle" every time you move. And it isn't minor. Not acceptable to me. Seems very warm, though. A shame. Just one person's opinion.
Copy sitka down to the Camo pattern lol 😆 talk about Chinese copy cat 🐈 lol 😆
Sitka is made in China.
I’m a supporter of USA made, but the majority of clothing is made in China or overseas.
This is expensive. Pants should be $25 a shirt $10