June 11, 2015

Walls Offers 10X Apparel in Break-Up® Country™

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Featuring the all-new Break-Up Country pattern, Walls 10X® line of hunting and outdoor apparel offers rainwear that is perfect for your outdoor adventures.

10X Silent Storm Rainshell Jacket ($279) and Rainshell Pant ($249)

The frustration with loud, noisy rain wear is over. The 10X Silent Storm Rainshell Jacket and Pant provides unmatched performance in the field with industry leading waterproof / breathability in an extremely quiet garment. These pieces feature four-way stretch fabric, the Dupont Cerenol Dot Matrix membrane, athletic fit, multiple pockets and two side vents. The garments are built for the most rugged of terrains but quiet enough to be worn in a tree stand where the keenest of deer can pick you off in a split second.

10X Lockdown Jacket ($159) and Pant ($139)

The 10X Lockdown Jacket and Pant feature extremely quiet, wind and water resistant fleece ideal for layering or as a water resistant outer layer. These pieces feature an athletic fit, articulated pre-curved legs and arms for full range of motion needed on any hunt. DWR finish sheds water, brushed drop needle interior traps warm air while expelling moisture and 2-way side zippers allow venting.

For more information, visit www.walls.com.

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