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The Sitka M's Heavyweight Hoodie bridges the gap between a baselayer and outer layer for cold-weather hunting. Its channeled stretch-fleece construction helps retain warmth while allowing moisture to move through the system, making it useful as an insulating layer in winter or as standalone outerwear during active mid-season hunts.
Built from 93% polyester and 7% elastane, the heavyweight comfort-stretch fleece provides warmth, mobility, and a close athletic fit. Channeled construction improves breathability and helps move moisture away from the body during periods of higher activity.
Polygiene® Odor Control Technology helps neutralize odor caused by sweat during extended wear. A half-length YKK® front zipper allows quick ventilation when activity levels rise, then closes up easily when additional warmth is needed.
Stretch thumb loops help keep the sleeves in place while adding or removing layers, and a zippered YKK® chest pocket keeps small essentials secure and accessible.
The Heavyweight Hoodie is designed to work as either an insulating layer or standalone piece. Choose your normal size for a close, performance-oriented fit that layers comfortably over lightweight baselayers and under outer shells.
Men's heavyweight hunting fleece hoodie
93% polyester / 7% elastane comfort-stretch fleece
Channeled construction improves breathability and moisture movement
Provides warmth for cold-weather hunting
Works as a midlayer or standalone outer layer
Polygiene® Odor Control Technology
Half-length YKK® center-front zipper for ventilation
YKK® zippered chest pocket
Stretch thumb loops help keep sleeves in place while layering
Weight: 14.8 oz. in size L
Style No. 70016
The Sitka M's Heavyweight Hoodie is a versatile cold-weather layer built with warm stretch fleece, breathable channeled construction, and Polygiene® odor control. Its half-zip design, thumb loops, and secure chest pocket make it a dependable choice for active mid-season hunts or as insulation in colder conditions.