Skwala Fusion Tactical Hoody

Premium Fishing Hoody for Severe Wet Conditions

The Skwala Fusion Tactical Hoody is engineered for anglers who refuse to compromise when conditions shift from crisp dawn chill to driving river spray. Equal parts fleece warmth, micro-puffy insulation, and technical sun hoody performance, this singular layer adapts effortlessly to changing environments, wrapping the body in controlled warmth without restricting movement or breathability.

Designed with purpose-driven functionality, the Fusion Tactical Hoody moves with you through every cast, drift, and scramble along the bank. Its technical outer shell quietly battles wind and moisture while the expedition-weight fleece interior maintains a perfect thermal balance — keeping you warm, dry, and focused when the day turns demanding.

Skwala Fusion Hoody Performance Layering System

This hoody redefines versatility by performing as a standalone insulated shirt, a rugged base layer, or a critical mid-layer for colder pursuits. Built specifically to integrate seamlessly with Skwala waders, it delivers reliable protection without overheating, ensuring unrestricted mobility and comfort during long sessions on the water.

Key Features:

• Approximate Weight: 18.4 oz (size L)

• Textile: Expedition-weight grid back fleece for superior insulation and breathability

• Face Textile: Primeflex™ stretch-woven shell for wind resistance and water shedding

• Designed for seamless compatibility with Skwala waders

• Optimized for severe wet conditions

• Manufactured with PFAS-treated materials for high-performance weather protection

• Style Number: 6210

The Skwala Fusion Tactical Hoody delivers three-layer performance in one streamlined garment, combining insulated warmth, breathable comfort, and weather resistance. Built for demanding fishing conditions, it offers unmatched versatility and technical protection on the water.

Skwala Fusion Tactical Hoody delivers insulated warmth, breathable comfort, and weather protection for anglers fishing in severe wet conditions and cold climates.