October 25, 2016

Sportsman’s Guide Introduces Whist Hunting Apparel Exclusively in Mossy Oak Break-Up Country

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Sportsman’s Guide, an outdoor sporting goods retailer known as a value leader for nearly four decades, has partnered with Mossy Oak, the premier provider of camo patterns, to create Whist Hunting Apparel in Mossy Oak Break-Up Country, featuring W3™ fleece, Sportsman’s Guide’s proprietary 3-layer windproof, water-resistant, warm fabric.

The Whist line of products with W3 fleece was designed to give hunters the ultimate advantage in bad weather, with warmth, water resistance, and whisper-quiet performance.

W3, the key component of Whist hunting apparel, is composed of an outer layer of 200-gram microfleece with water-resistant finish, laminated to a water-resistant/windproof membrane, and finished with an inner layer of moisture-wicking 200-gram fleece. The end result is a lightweight yet supremely warm system that provides hunters with the best in field comfort without sacrificing performance.

The Whist Pullover Jacket, Full-Zip Jacket, Vest, and Pants are available now in Mossy Oak Break-Up Country at www.sportsmansguide.com and in catalogs.

To purchase, or for more information, go online to: http://www.sportsmansguide.com/productlist?k=whist.

About Sportsman’s Guide:

Located in South St. Paul, The Sportsman's Guide has been outfitting the nation's outdoors men and women with big name, discount-priced outdoor gear and clothing since mailing its first catalog in 1977. The Guide® has long been noted for discount prices, a huge selection, fast shipping, courteous hassle-free service and the strongest satisfaction guarantee in the business.

Sportsman’s Guide is an officially licensed partner of Haas Outdoors Inc.

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