Good Kuiu Gear?

[tdot]

Ps, I'd have to see pics before I signed up for any hands on thigh measurement service.

 

[thinhorn_AK]

Attack pants

peloton 200 hoody

socks

guide jacket

yukon rain gear

 

[Call.me.porter]

Am I the only one that loves the guide pants more than anything? Sure they are a little warm for late season archery hunts but here in MT when rifle opener can be 60 or -20 they pretty much fill all the gaps for me. That and I can't seem to wear them out. Going on 5 years of HARD use and they could pass as brand new almost. Oh, and blood washes out of them very nicely. I have been impressed overall with Kuiu and their gear. I think the bino harness can use some improvements but the clothing is excellent, especially when compared to Sitka and their prices for similar items.

 

[Cahunter805]

Alright, got attack pants, peloton 240 zip up, peloton beanie, and a sticker. Thanks for the recommendations yall

Those are 3 very solid versatile pieces of Kuiu gear. You will love them!

 

[SlickStickSlinger]

For this time of year, Axis Hybrid jacket, Axis pants Axis gloves with merino liner, StrongFleece 260 over calf socks and zip off bottoms with merino beanie liner, merino face "mask" dilly and Kenai bomber.

You're three items are on point. Cant go wrong unless looking for added warmth. Still cant go wrong but could go better.

 

[MillCreekMike]

I never get Kuiu stickers with my orders.
I got a buttload of First Lite stickers that I don't know what to do with.

 

[beeflomein]

I never get Kuiu stickers with my orders.
I got a buttload of First Lite stickers that I don't know what to do with.

I'll take em off your hands

 

[Deplorable77]

FL is the most generous with the stickers, I ordered 6 pairs of boxers and got a dozen stickers. Every order has at least two in it.

 

[MillCreekMike]

I'll take em off your hands

PM me your address

 

[deerhunt1988]

FL is the most generous with the stickers, I ordered 6 pairs of boxers and got a dozen stickers. Every order has at least two in it.

One for each n....evermind

 

[Rikkar]

37 prior posts, I'll go ahead and derail this without guilt. What do you guys do with all the stickers that come with your orders?

I haven't gotten a single sticker :/ keep forgetting to ask for one in the notes of the order, maybe that'll work?

 

[BluMtn]

Am I the only one that loves the guide pants more than anything? Sure they are a little warm for late season archery hunts but here in MT when rifle opener can be 60 or -20 they pretty much fill all the gaps for me. That and I can't seem to wear them out. Going on 5 years of HARD use and they could pass as brand new almost. Oh, and blood washes out of them very nicely. I have been impressed overall with Kuiu and their gear. I think the bino harness can use some improvements but the clothing is excellent, especially when compared to Sitka and their prices for similar items.

I really like the guides also. If you get warm, you vent.

 

[Bavariaks]

My favorite peace is the zip off base layer pant. Stay warm in the morning then zip off at lunch to stay comfortable.

 

[KRoch]

Two of my favorite pieces of hunting clothing are the Attacks and Peleton 240 hoodie.

I agree it is hard to beat the attack pants 4 way stretch, had mine for 3 season of hunting elk, sheep, moose, caribou and deer and look good still, the polyester material is quiet, and the hip zips are awesome.
The peloton line is great as well windproof fleece what’s not to like. Super comfortable, quiet, cuts the wind enough for short glassing sessions in mild temps, has a dull finish so it helps with camouflage, durability of construction seems to be good however it does have a bit of pulling on the arms after 3 seasons of tramping through tag alder and bush no more than should be expected.
As far as a hood goes I have both hooded and non hooded versions and my non hooded version still looks brand new because I have never use it now that I have the hooded version.
I put around100-120 miles a year hunting through the Mountains of northern BC
I’m 5’9” 180lbs with an athletic build

 

[STAINLESS90]

I just bought a base camp full zip sweater and have to say as a mid layer underneath my Kifaru lost part parka it tends to get pretty toasty, here in Nevada with 20-30 degree nights I wind up unzipping the parka to cool down a bit.