Stoney Creek Tundra Jacket

Product Description

When in the alpine, you can be exposed to mother nature at her most unforgiving, so it's reassuring to know your gear has been tested and proven to perform in these unrelenting conditions. The Tundra Jacket is built tough and made for those who take their above the bushline hunting seriously.

Features
Convenient grip strips on shoulders to keep your rifle or pack secured
Internal picket to keep your vital phone or electronics secure and protected from the elements
Lowered hand pocked to allow easy access when used with a hunting belt
Double storm flap to give extra weather protection to main zip
Alpine hood with volume reducer on back for optimal fit and protection
High volume bino chest pocket to keep your essential optics and electronics close to hand
Articulated elbows provide enhanced comfort and maximum range of movement

Fabric
Alpine Fabric is a high performance 3-layer fabric.  It is designed to protect you in all conditions.  The outerface is 500D Oxford Nylon treated with DWR to repel water, blood and dirt.  The internal membrane is 100% waterproof (20,000mm ASTM tested), 100% windproof and highly breathable.  The lining is 40D Polyester Tricot mesh and CIBA® Antimicrobial treated to eliminate odours and kill bacteria.

Performance
100% Waterproof (20,000mm ASTM tested)
100% Windproof
100% Seamsealed
Ultra Tough
Antimicrobial Treated

Care
To maintain top performance of your Stoney Creek garment we recommend a regular warm washing at 40 degrees (inside out) with a non-powdered laundry detergent (Sports Wash recommended) and occasional warm tumble dry, right side out. A warm wash assists in killing bacteria and the warm drying for 20 minutes revives the fabric and rejuvenates the DWR and the Teflon coating ensuring going performance. NB: Powdered detergents have UV brightness visible to animals. We recommend reapplying DWR every two years. It is not recommended to store your garment damp, wet and scrunched.
This garment is intended for Hunting use only.  We do not recommend this for rural use.