[SoPoHunter]

So I got a Cabela's Full Season Scent Lok suit for Christmas. Left it in the package to avoid getting any scent on it. Turns out I should have got XL and Cabela's wont accept a return post 90 days. I argued it and they agreed to take my return and then found that this camo pattern is discontinued and that they'd have to put my clothes in the bargain bin which means I'm not getting full price for my return. So, to my question. With no layering these clothes fit me. I'm going to need something to keep me warm in November in Ohio and PA for that matter with no bulk. Is Under Armor Cold Gear good enough to keep me warm on all day stand sits in Ohio? They will be dropping me off at dark and picking me up after dark. I'm not going to be able to bulk layer like I normally would. I don't care that its expensive stuff if it works.

 

[attackone]

i hope it is i just got some and i have heard nothing but great things about it, but u might beable to save some money and get it at the underarmor outlet....i know i got a pair of base pants for 35 and the shirt is the same price also

 

[Squeaks]

I had the same problem before and I sent it back to Scent Lok. They sent me a new suit in the larger size even though the camo I had was discontinued.
Contact Andi at Scentlok and see if he can help you out. [email protected]

 

[Double Lung 20]

It won't be warm enough unless temps are above normal. I have the cold gear. It's simply a base layer for me. I have been known to put 3 more layers on plus a few sweatshirts on top of the cold gear in November.

 

[Born2Hunt]

Just can't image how that thin expensive cold wear gear would keep me warm. I have hunted in tree stands from daylight to dark for many years in many states and on occasion camped during the nights. One year in IL the wind chill factor varied from 25-45 below for a week. The only thing that keep me close to warm is dressing in layers and not over dressing while walking.

 

[Double Lung 20]

Just can't image how that thin expensive cold wear gear would keep me warm. I have hunted in tree stands from daylight to dark for many years in many states and on occasion camped during the nights. One year in IL the wind chill factor varied from 25-45 below for a week. The only thing that keep me close to warm is dressing in layers and not over dressing while walking.

Exactly

 

[SDSJunior]

Yeah, I have the cold gear and frankly rarely wear it. I have the Bass Pro XPS base layers which I LOVE far more than the UA. Surprising, I know, but I think it wicks sweat better and the best part is that it's half the price...if that. I bought 3 sets of the XPS base layers and only if they are all dirty do I switch to the cold gear. The XPS, usually 2 fleece layers, and a form fitting goretex coat are what I typically wear if it's cold out and I'm always comfy in that. I put the coat on when on stand as well, not walking in. Bottom line is that I think UA makes good products, but you're definitly paying for the name.

 

[shooter]

Get yourself a Marine Corps "Wooly Pully" sweater. It'll be warmer then any bulky down vest or several sweatshirts, but only as thick as a normal sweater. But just don't hike with it on.
http://www.marineshop.net/browse.cfm/wooly-pully-sweater-%282-colors%29/4,7425.html

 

[SoPoHunter]

Emailed Scent Lok, thanks for the email addy.

I was worried about the Cold Gear but the way they advertise it I was hoping it was some kind of miracle material.

 

[PA-Joe]

Military cold weather polypropeline underwear are also great.