October 2, 2015

Cabela’s® Men’s MT050® Quiet Pack™ Equipment With GORE-TEX® In Break-Up Country®

cabelas-MT050-jacket Cabela’s Men’s MT050 Quiet Pack Equipment with GORE-TEX is now offered in Mossy Oak Break-Up Country. Items within the MT050 Quiet Pack system include a rain jacket, pants and bibs. This equipment can be worn in any hunting situation – rain or shine. The GORE-TEX Performance Shell fabric is 100% waterproof to keep you dry on the outside and breathable so you stay comfortable on the inside. Lined with moisture-wicking mesh, all of the items can be stuffed into its own pocket for easy transport. Combined with the Break-Up Country pattern, this is the perfect rainwear solution for any hunter.

Mossy Oak Break-Up Country combines digitally enhanced, life-sized natural elements with the perfect color tones to help you blend in and shadowing elements that truly break up your outline like no other pattern available today.

The Men's MT050 Quiet Pack Jacket features dual storm flaps, drawstring hem and adjustable cuffs that keep rain and moisture from penetrating. The three-piece hood with a drawcord cinches down to keep rain off your head without impairing your vision, while the two lower pockets hold gear and hunting accessories. The vertical chest pocket with zipper is perfect for items such as a wallet, keys or licenses.

The Quiet Pack Pants have leg zippers, which allow for easy on and off over boots and an elastic waist with belt loops creates a better fit. One rear pocket and two front pockets allow extra storage of hunting gear and accessories.

The Quiet Pack Bibs feature a snap-close storm flap, knee-length leg zippers with snap-down storm flaps for easy on and off, as well as adjustable suspenders with quick-release buckles.

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

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