Huntworth Clothing?

[lafn96]

Not familiar with Huntworth; but they popped up yesterday and did some searches on them. Seem to be very well reviewed and reasonable prices - but I always question Amazon and Youtube reviews. Anyone have experience with them, and specifically their heat boost gear?

FYI - they have a 30% sitewide black friday sale going on
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[themanpcl]

Not familiar with Huntworth; but they popped up yesterday and did some searches on them. Seem to be very well reviewed and reasonable prices - but I always question Amazon and Youtube reviews. Anyone have experience with them, and specifically their heat boost gear?

FYI - they have a 30% sitewide black friday sale going on
Link

i've seen many reviews on youtube. it is priced well and probably higher quality than walmart and such. not sure if its made in the USA or not and i havent seen any with scent elimination so i have to keep my scentlok

 

[Jay W]

Huntworth is made in China. Hard to find stuff not made in that part of the world. Most of their products have Microban added for scent control.

 

[KP Outdoors]

They had their glove mittens on sale for $12 last week. Good quality and magnet for the mitten top.

Hunworth Men's Scout Heat Boost™ Lined, Hunting Pop Top Glove (Mossy Oak Bottomland) – Size L/XL
https://www.walmart.com/ip/414022549

 

[jpjroofs]

Man if your looking for something not made in china, good luck. But huntworth makes quality gear, sometimes you find it at walmart or tsc, or even amazon but don't let it fool you. It's decent stuff. Not earth shattering scent blocker technology but it will keep you warm and out of sight

 

[Jay W]

They have a big sale going on now for a couple of more weeks. Some pretty good deals. https://huntworthgear.com/
I have the Ketchikan stuff and like it pretty well. Even though it is not insulated, it is windproof and that makes it really warm when you do some good layering with merino wool. I like get my merino wool stuff from SKRE. Both are good stuff for the money, especially when its on sale.

 

[348Winchester]

Wool, wool, wool. It just can't be beat. It's warm, durable, and very quiet.

 

[Brassy]

I can't see spending $200+ for a pair of pants, I've done it before, but for my money Huntsworth does most everything I need. I personally like the way they fit me, other brands are either too restrictive in areas or too baggy. I purchased 2 pair of pants from Rural King a couple years ago, one of which was waterproof, both have held up well and I only spend $100 for both.
Another brand I like for the money is Gamehide. It's not Sitka but it works for me.