Sizes run big, massive duties for Canadian consumer.
Sizes run big, massive duties for Canadian consumer. Not sure how to return or exchange and if I will have to pay duty again? Feels like I just wasted 600$ USD plus 180$ Cad for 2 sweaters that don’t fit
Great sun hoodie, ultralight and comfortable. Has the coverage you need and I really like the built in bug protection - hate having to bring spray and get that stuff all over my skin & gear, this is way cleaner & convenient! I'm 6' 208lbs and the Large fit perfectly
I took it on a work trip. I had 2 laptops that the padded area was great for. I had shoes and a toiletry bag that wouldn’t fit in my carry on they fit in great. If you organize properly it is amazing.
Haven’t got to use this hoodie yet but one of the best fitting and well built materials I’ve felt on hunting clothes. Very lightweight, breathable, and great quality
Glad to have a reliable option that helps keep the kids comfortable. They want to be out there, so helping them stay comfortable when conditions get tougher is key. Fit allows for layering and seems almost 1 size larger than the size I've bought them in their hoodies so adjust accordingly. Daughter is 11 yrs old and got size small
This is exactly what I was looking for…something, warm light weight and packable. Sometimes my down jacket is too much and I just need a something to regulate my body heat. This does the trick.
The material is nice and I love the added hip vents but I had to return due to the low rise waist putting the boiz in a strangle hold. The size runs much tighter in the hips and waist than other pants in the same size. Unfortunately, I think this is the first Sitka item I’ve had to turn away. I ordered 34T
I only wear coats in the winter that are windproof and have primaloft insulation. The Kelvin pro checks both boxes. I dislike coats that are heavy and bulky. The Kelvin pro is light weight without the bulk and room for a hoody underneath. I wear a large in most everything. The Kelvin pro true to size. It’s going to be my go to this winter.
Loved the first pair so much I ordered a second. Comfortable and well fitting, I especially appreciate the knife pocket. Perfect for cool and damp weather I plan on getting some of their warm weather pants too.
Definitely a lightweight pant. Material feels comfortable. Hip vents dont have a mesh material on the inside so your boxers are exposed to the world. Big miss on that design. Also the crotch area is tight. The waist is true to size.
I really like the rugged design, aggressive tread, and overall solid feel of the Sitka Ranger slip-ons. They provide much better traction and a more substantial build than typical casual slip-ons. Sizing in length is very similar to what I wear in Crocs, but the fit is noticeably wider. If you have narrow or average-width feet, they may feel a bit loose across the midfoot. I took one star off for the wider fit, but otherwise they’re a great, durable slip-on for everyday outdoor use.
These are my new goto shorts around the house. From lifting and running, to shooting my bow and doing the honey do list. These things are great. Super light weight. Ride great on the hips. Dry fast and have plenty of pocket room. Bought multiple colors so I can wear them daily
I’m giving the pants a high rating in recognition of Sitka making a great wading pant, but it could have been a star less just as well. The problem, like in the Ascent pant, is no back pocket. Think about that; you put the pants on to go wading 30 miles away; where does your drivers license, credit card etc go? Don’t know. On the flip side there are zippers on every pocket and the legs are tapered to keep stuff out or tuck into a boot. They come with a nice little belt; switch it out for a wider sturdier one. At the price the pant needs to be perfect, a mark Sitka often hits. I’ve worn the Ascent pant wade and boat fishing 60 days a year with great results in miserably hot weather. I sewed on a back pocket and sewed in Velcro strips to cinch the cuffs; something many can’t do. The material itself has held up well under a real pounding, and I expect the same from these pants. Had Sitka left the belt out, added a zipped back pocket, and put a cinch on the cuffs it would have been a 100% product, instead of the mid 90’s, which is still pretty good.
The reason I’m giving it a low scores because I barely hooked it on a wire and it ripped right at the wrist it’s very comfortable, but not even a week of owning it it ripped