June 23, 2014

Hunter’s Specialties Introduces a New Line of Scent-A-Way Silver Clothing Accessories

SAWSilver_ll Most hunters are familiar with Hunter's Specialties’ popular line of scent elimination products called Scent-A-Way. For many years, hunters have trusted the complete scent elimination system when deer, elk, or predator hunting. This system consists of using Scent-A-Way laundry detergent, storage bags, soap and shampoos, and the Scent-A-Way spray. Hunters will seem invisible to an animal’s nose. Well, now that same trust is available in a new line of gloves and headgear called Scent-A-Way Silver.

The new line of camouflage clothing accessories offers hunters a great new way to avoid both the eyes and nose of game while in the field.

Scent-A-Way Silver accessories are made with spandex, a breathable and comfortable fabric that helps wick away moisture. Silver fibers that are permanently bonded to the material help eliminate odors. Silver naturally fights odor-causing bacteria to help with scent elimination while hunting.

The new Scent-A-Way Silver line includes a balaclava, a three-quarters face mask, a beanie cap, a neck gaiter/half mask, unlined gloves, and unlined Tech Tip gloves, which allow hunters to operate a touch screen device while still wearing the gloves. Both lightweight and heavy versions of each item are available for hunting in all types of weather. Scent-A-Way Silver accessories are available in Break-Up Infinity.

For more information about other Hunter’s Specialties products, log on to the Hunter’s Specialties website at www.hunterspec.com or call a Consumer Service Specialist at 319-395-0321.

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