$430.00
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The SITKA Dew Point Pants are designed for everything from extended deluges to quick rain squalls while you're on the hunt.
Note: As of 7/1/22 we will no longer be stocking Sitka Gear. Due to this there will be no returns or size exchanges accepted, and all sales are final. Please be sure of your sizing before making a purchase.
Packable, yet durable, 3-layer GORE-TEX material is combined with a soft GORE C-KNIT inner fabric, which makes for an ultra-packable and breathable waterproof hunting rain pant that you can hunt in all day if needed. Two-way side zippers make getting them on and off quickly and easily when the things get Western fast. Articulated cut won't feel restrictive when you're covering rough country or hiking all day in the rain.
The Dew Point Pants Fit: The Dew Point is considered Standard Fit, designed to accommodate minimal layering underneath it.
GORE-TEX waterproof/breathable fabric helps you stay dry, comfortable and focused.
Fabric: GORE-TEX 3-layer, 20-denier fabric with ripstop nylon face
Soft, Packable GORE® C-KNIT® backer technology for comfort and packability.
Cut to accommodate added layers for changing conditions.
YKK® 7/8-Length Size Zips dump heat on uphill slogs and make for easy on-off with boots on.
Streamlined design for long-lasting performance.
Micro-Taped Seams for weather protection with minimal bulk.
Adjustable nylon web belt.
Weight: 10.5 oz.
GORE™ OPTIFADE™ Concealment Subalpine
Best suited for: Vegetated Terrain
Scenario: Ground Ambush, Spot & Stalk
GORE™ OPTIFADE™ Concealment Open Country
Best suited for: Rocky Terrain Above Timberline and Lowland brush
Scenario: Spot & Stalk Engagements of 50+ Yards
Sometimes it's straight liquid, sometimes it's a mix, and sometimes it's white. Moisture in the mountains can be relentless, and the Dew Point pant was designed to keep you dry, even when you are deep in the backcountry. Light enough and ultra packable, SITKA designed these pants to allow you to always carry it in your pack.
