October 8, 2015

Browning Hell’s Canyon Ultra-Lite Apparel Available in Break-Up Country

BrowningHCjkt_BUC Browning® Hell’s Canyon® Ultra-Lite Jacket, ¼ Zip Top and Ultra-Lite Pant now offered in Mossy Oak Break-Up Country. For hunting in early season conditions, it’s tough to beat Hell’s Canyon Ultra-Lite. The focus here is on breathability and mobility. Ultra-Lite is ideal for the active hunter that covers mile after mile.

The Ultra-Lite ¼ zip top, Ultra-Lite jacket and Ultra-Lite pant all feature a lightweight shell fabric that is water-and wind-resistant and highly breathable. Articulated patterning provides comfort and additional freedom of movement. The harness access opening on the back of jacket allows it to be worn over a treestand safety harness. The pant has open cuffs with zip-to-knee opening and waterproof zipper, as well as two hip pockets with reinforced overlay for knife clip. Hell's Canyon lightweight clothing in Break-Up Country is an essential part of any serious big game hunter's outdoor kit.

With a variety of elements found throughout North America, Break-Up Country was designed with an equal focus on blending in and breaking up your outline. In addition, the elements are true to nature’s size and provide the perfect amount of depth and shadowing, which make the pattern adaptable to a number of hunting situations and light periods throughout the day.

Ultra-Lite jacket and pant are also great for cold weather when layered over an insulation layer like down, fleece or PrimaLoft®. Ultra-Lite outerwear also features Browning’s new ADDvanced Scent Control to get hunters closer to game than ever before.

For more information on Browning products, please visit www.browning.com.

Browning is an officially licensed partner of Haas Outdoors Inc.

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