Hunting - Some Mornings You Don't Get Back.

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Some Mornings You Don't Get Back.

"Opening morning, 4:15 AM, 31 degrees in the blind. Walked in a mile through wet brush in the dark. Sat for four hours without moving. Never soaked through, never went cold, never made a sound. The bird came to 18 yards and never knew I was there. I've been turkey hunting for 27 years. This is the first set that lasted the whole morning without me thinking about it once." — Dale M., Spring gobbler hunter

Jacket + Pants Combo: Complete set — one layer from the 4 AM walk-in to the noon drag-out.

Dead Silent Softshell: Zero crinkle on the mount, the shift, or the draw. Tested at distances under 20 yards.

Self-Regulating Fleece: Holds heat during a 30°F morning sit. Dumps it on the walk in so you don't soak your base layer.

10,000mm Waterproof: Wet brush, morning dew, creek crossings, sustained rain. Bone dry inside. Every time.

14 Secure Pockets: Box calls, slate, diaphragms, shells, phone, tags, rangefinder — all zipped, all quiet, all accessible.

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Most turkey mornings end before they should.

You layer for the sit and soak through on the walk in. You layer for the walk and freeze in the blind by hour two. Your hardshell crinkles every time you shift, shoulder, or breathe — and that tom at 60 yards picks up the sound before your call. By 8 AM you're not hunting anymore. You're managing discomfort. Negotiating with yourself about when to leave. Checking the time instead of the timber.

The Alpha One Set was built for the full spring morning. From the dark walk through wet brush to the four-hour sit to the drag out in the afternoon heat. One layer. No stripping, no swapping, no noise. The fleece holds heat when you're sitting at 30°F and dumps it when you're moving at 55°F. The softshell blocks wind and sheds rain without a single sound. You stop thinking about your gear and start thinking about the bird.

Meet the Alpha One Softshell Set

Built for the full season. Not just opening day.

Dead Silent

Softshell fabric, not hardshell. Zero crinkle on the gun mount, the shift, or the draw at 15 yards.

Self-Regulating Fleece

Warm during the 4-hour sit. Breathable on the walk in. No sweat-soaked base layer by sunrise.

10,000mm Waterproof

Wet brush, dew-soaked fields, creek crossings, morning rain. Bone dry inside all morning.

14 Secure Pockets

Calls, shells, phone, tags, rangefinder — all zipped and silent. No digging through your vest.

The gobbler doesn't care that you're cold.

He doesn't care that your jacket crinkles. He doesn't care that you can't turn your head. He doesn't care that you're shivering so hard you can't hold the bead steady. The guys who fill their tags in April are the guys who sit longer, sit quieter, and don't let their gear decide when the morning ends. Some days you only get one gobble. One window. One 30-second moment where everything has to be right — your position, your call, your gun mount, your silence. Your jacket is either part of that moment or it's the reason you missed it.

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Why this isn't like your last hunting jacket.

1. True Stealth
Softshell fabric, not hardshell. Zero crinkle, zero crunch. Shoulder your shotgun, shift against the tree, turn your head — the only thing that hears you is your own heartbeat. A tom came to 14 yards last April and never knew I was there.

2. Full Range of Motion
4-way mechanical stretch. Gun mount without the collar jamming your cheek. Full draw without the shoulders grabbing. Kneel, crouch, twist — the fabric moves with you like it's not even there. No more missed opportunities because your jacket fought the shot.

3. Patex Durashell™ Armor
Walk through blackberry thickets, crawl through deadfall, drag through briar so thick you almost turned around. Abrasion-resistant outer shell takes everything spring timber throws at it. Your old softshell would've been shredded.

4. Self-Regulating Temperature
Polar fleece liner traps heat during a 28°F morning sit. Dumps it when you're hiking ridges at 55°F. No more soaking your base layer on the walk in, then freezing in the stand because your sweat turned to ice.

5. Articulated Knees
Pre-shaped for the way you actually sit. Kneel behind a log for an hour, sit cross-legged in a blind, crouch on a hillside glassing a field — zero pull, zero binding. Your legs don't go numb because your pants are fighting your position.

The one-layer system that lasts the whole morning.

Layer 1 — The shield. Patex Durashell™ softshell exterior. Blocks wind, sheds rain, resists abrasion from every branch and briar between the truck and the setup. Rated at 10,000mm waterproof. Silent enough that the bird at 15 yards never hears the gun mount.

Layer 2 — The core. Full polar fleece lining. Regulates your body heat instead of trapping it. Warm during the sit, breathable during the walk. No rubber-raincoat sweat. No cold spots. No stripping layers at sunrise while the woods are waking up around you. One set. Truck to truck. That's the whole system.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it quiet enough at 15 yards?

Dead silent. Softshell, not hardshell. Zero crinkle on the mount, the draw, or the shift. Tested in ground blind and tree setups at both bow and shotgun range.

Will I freeze during a 3-hour morning sit?

Polar fleece lining holds body heat down to 20°F. The key is it doesn't trap walk-in sweat the way cotton or synthetic layers do, so you stay warm instead of going clammy.

It's not camo. Won't turkeys see me?

Turkeys key on movement, not pattern. Solid dark green in a spring hardwood forest breaks up naturally, especially against a tree trunk or in a blind. If you want camo, we have that version too.

Can I use it for bow season too?

4-way stretch, silent fabric, full draw without shoulder restriction. A lot of guys buy it for gun season and end up wearing it for archery year-round.

How does this compare to Sitka or First Lite?

Different price point. Those are $300-500+ per piece. This is a $140 set — jacket and pants — that covers 90% of what they do in one layer. For the guy who doesn't want to spend $800 on outerwear, this is the move.

How should I size if I layer underneath?

True to size with a base layer. Most guys 5'9"-6'1" and 175-200 lbs wear a Large. If you run a heavy mid-layer for late-season sits, go one size up. Hassle-free exchange if it's not right.

Shipping and returns?

Free shipping on all US orders. Hassle-free exchanges if the fit isn't right. We'll get you the correct size, no drama.