The Woodbury and North Branch were designed for different purposes. The North Branch is a non-insulated soft shell designed for breathability and seems very durable busting through brush. Do a search on my name and you can find some of my thoughts on the North Branch and a bunch of other First Lite gear. If you are stationary and the wind is blowing you will feel it as it is NOT wind proof. I froze a couple different times wearing the North Branch when stationary for more than 30 min. I hunted in North Dakota and PA with the North Branch, never again on a cold windy day when you are going to be stationary. If you are constantly on the move you should be ok. The material is also somewhat noisy if you are a bow hunter.
The Woodbury jacket is insulated and uses the same very very quiet outer shell material of the Sanctuary coat and bibs, just a lighter amount of insulation. Both the Woodbury and Sanctuary were designed for cool and very cold weather stationary hunting. I have time on both the North Branch and Sanctuary Coat and Bibs. I also just purchased the Woodbury to try out as the Sanctuary is so warm you won't to wear it without temps below freezing, it's that warm! The sanctuary is also wind proof and I expect the Woodbury will be as well. I'll see if that holds true while I'm in an open tree stand hunting in ND the first week of Nov. if you are on the move, I expect the Woodbury will be too warm unless it is very cold out. The Sanctuary is a very heavy coat and the Woodbury is less but still much heavier than North Branch shell.
Hope that helps!
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