December 18, 2015

Cabela’s® Men's Rush Creek™ Insulated and Soft-Shell Jacket available in Break-Up Country

CabelasRushCreek_ll Cabela’s Men's Rush Creek insulated and soft-shell jackets are now available in Mossy Oak Break-Up Country. These jackets are excellent for keeping you warm and protected from the elements during your cold weather hunts.

The Insulated jacket utilizes 4MOST DRY-PLUS™ technology, making it 100% waterproof and windproof. The low-nap shell resists burs, seeds and other clingy foliage. Made with 80-gram Thinsulate™ Platinum Insulation in the jacket body and 60-gram in the sleeves, you can stay warm without the extra bulk. The Soft-Shell jacket can be used year-round as a layering piece for those colder days, or can be worn alone. The shell is 89/11 polyester/spandex, while the sleeves are backed with 94/6 polyester/spandex for easy on and off. Features include one chest pocket and two handwarmer pockets.

In all-new Mossy Oak Break-Up Country, these jackets will keep you dry, comfortable and concealed on your next hunt, no matter how harsh the conditions. Mossy Oak Break-Up Country combines digitally enhanced, life-sized natural elements with the perfect color tones to help you blend in, plus shadowing elements that truly break up your outline like no other pattern available today.

For more information, visit www.cabelas.com.

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

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