Thoughts on Under Armour Hunt Clothing / Layering

[Backcountry Renegade]

Hello I am in the PNW and I really like the new Forest All Season Camo design. I have several of their sets from the Raider Kit, Brow Tine kit, and the Infil Windstopper kit. I also have and isochill shirt. I do like this, but as i went out last week hunt, I found i needed to add and remove layers often. I found these kits are pretty particular but not a flexible for layering. Its almost like one or the other. Is there a better way to do layering with these? Also when it comes to the rain gear, UA seems pretty limited too. I love the cmao patterning but would love to find the most versitle layering system that makes sense with what i already have and could add. What are your thoughts on these and UA hunt clothing in particular

 

[Jaspero37]

As frustrating as it may be, I would recommend being willing to mix and match with other brands. I have several UA pieces, sitka, and kuiu. Now that I've got it dialed in for lightweight gear and comfort, I find my hunts to be much more comfortable. Best of luck!

 

[MTriplett]

From a wicking and warmth standpoint, I love UA base layers for the money. Wicking is super good.


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[Lowg08]

The alpine ops down set was good to me. The windstopper infill stuff was too crinkly loud for me. I do agree with mismatching