2025 Stone Glacier

[nnmarcher]

Looks like some of the 2025 SG pieces are on Scheel's:

X1 Jacket - ($189) Looks like a lightweight & packable rain jacket.
Headwall Jacket - ($229) Grid fleece. Waterproof, but not seam taped, and windproof. It has pit zips and is advertised as being quiet enough for archery hunting.
Praxis Pant - ($189) Early season pant with hip vents and advertised as being quiet enough for archery hunting.
Halo Sun Hoody - ($75) Seems like a nice sun hoody.

I think these are good additions to their lineup and I'm excited to read some actual reviews from field use!

 

[Bump79]

Nice!

 

[lintond]

Kurt talked about these on the S2H podcast if interested in more info.


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[fngTony]

Looks like they took them down, links worked yesterday. That rain jacket looks interesting at that price point (assuming that was accurate).

 

[smokinbobf4]

I looked early this morning and they were up


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[nnmarcher]

Kurt talked about these on the S2H podcast if interested in more info.


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Thanks for the heads up! There’s a lot more information on the pieces starting at 24:00 if anyone else is interested.

Sounds like there is also a new pair of gaiters and a redesigned Sky Archer bag.

 

[IBen]

Rubber rain gear coming in 2026, thats what was eluded to at the end of the podcast. Stone glacier will educate thousands of new outdoorsman why waterproof breathable rain gear exists in the first place. (I joke…kind of)

 

[bmart2622]

I got my hands on these new products today at my local Scheels, pretty impressed with what I saw

 

[passinggas33]

I got my hands on these new products today at my local Scheels, pretty impressed with what I saw

Please tell us more!!! Don’t leave us hanging like that!

Is the headwall jacket similar to say a Sitka Jetstream?

And how about that rain jacket?

 

[WeiserBucks]

Curious that it's available at Scheels but not on the SG site?

 

[bmart2622]

I dont have any experience with the Jetstream but the Headwall seemed like a very solid soft shell. Id say the outer material is very similar to the DeHaviland but I would guess it to be warmer and more versatile due to the grid fleece lining. Its definitely heavier and less packable than say a Cirque Lite.
The rain gear is awesome and a piece Im definitely going to add. My rain gear sits unused at the bottom of the pack most of the time. This jacket is light enough and packable enough to go unnoticed in your pack until you need it for a passing shower. Ill use it mostly as a wind jacket during glassing sessions and riding in and out on horseback. The brushed material makes it much quieter than say a Dewpoint, it doesnt have that plasticy crinkly feel to it. Take all this for what its worth since its all based on handling inside the store. They are definitely worth a look though

 

[fngTony]

I dont have any experience with the Jetstream but the Headwall seemed like a very solid soft shell. Id say the outer material is very similar to the DeHaviland but I would guess it to be warmer and more versatile due to the grid fleece lining. Its definitely heavier and less packable than say a Cirque Lite.
The rain gear is awesome and a piece Im definitely going to add. My rain gear sits unused at the bottom of the pack most of the time. This jacket is light enough and packable enough to go unnoticed in your pack until you need it for a passing shower. Ill use it mostly as a wind jacket during glassing sessions and riding in and out on horseback. The brushed material makes it much quieter than say a Dewpoint, it doesnt have that plasticy crinkly feel to it. Take all this for what its worth since its all based on handling inside the store. They are definitely worth a look though

What location do you go to? I’m not getting any of the new stuff showing on the website