Stealth Jacket
Features
Description
The STEALTH Jacket is the quietest thing we've ever made. The brushed high pile face was chosen for one reason, which is contact noise: the sleeve dragging across your ribs, a branch sliding over your shoulder, the sound your gear makes when your body moves around inside it. It's built for 30°F-50°F and dead calm, when nothing in the treetops or on the ground is covering for you and a buck at twenty yards hears everything you do. Highly wind resistant, not windproof. When it's blowing, wear your windproof layer. When it's dead still, this is the one.
BEST USE
Calm, Cold Mid Season Mornings
Conditions
Materials & Specs
Fit
Chest Hand Pockets
Hands warm up high, above your saddle
Brushed High Pile Fleece
Our quietest face fabric. Stays silent against bark, brush, and itself.
Bowhunting Collar
Our patented tapered collar keeps fabric away from your string and your anchor at the moment that counts.
The layering system
Where STEALTH fits
Temperature narrows it down. Wind makes the call between STEALTH and the Sherpa. Here's when you'd reach for something else.
35–55°F
Midweight Puffy
The versatile layer
Lightweight, quiet insulation that reverses to solid black and packs down into your pack.

35–50°F
STEALTH Jacket
The calm-morning jacket
Our quietest piece yet, built for still, cold sits where every sound carries.
20–50°F
Midweight Sherpa
The workhorse
The go-to windproof outer layer for the majority of whitetail season.
Below 20°F
Heavyweight Hooded
The late-season jacket
Maximum insulation for brutally cold, late-season sits.
Not sure?
Check the wind the night before. Calm or light, grab STEALTH. Blowing, grab the Sherpa.
Run the Puffy under STEALTH when it turns colder or the wind picks up. Add the Heavyweight for late-season cold.
Straight answers
Before you buy it
01Is it windproof?
Not on its own. It's highly wind resistant and can take some wind, which covers a lot more mornings than dead calm.
When the wind picks up, build underneath it. Run the Midweight Puffy under STEALTH and the system together is nearly windproof. Or add the Core Warmth Vest, which is windproof on its own and seals up your core without adding anything to your arms.
Blowing hard all morning? That's a Midweight Sherpa morning.
02What temperature is this actually good for?
30 to 50 degrees as your outer layer, with little to no wind. That's mid season for most of the country.
Colder than that, build underneath it with a heavier baselayer or the Midweight Puffy.
03How is it different from the Sherpa?
They cover most of the same temperatures. The difference is wind.
The Sherpa is built to block it. STEALTH is built for the mornings there isn't any, and it trades windproofing for the quietest face fabric we make. Different morning, different jacket. Most guys end up with both in the truck.
04How should I size it if I'm layering underneath?
It's cut true to size and will fit a baselayer and a midlayer underneath just fine. If you're planning to run more than that, size up.
And if you put your whole setup on and it doesn't fit right, we'll send you a prepaid label to exchange it. You shouldn't have to guess at this from a size chart.




































