ReFire Gear Men's Soft Shell Military Tactical Jacket Outdoor Camouflage Hunting Fleece Hooded Coat

usa. gov/ A great jacket for the price. Before ordering please make sure you check the size chart. I am 6' 2" 220lbs and I had to order the three times the size in china so that it would be the same size as a two times the size A very durable material. The jacket is a great example of the thought it took to make it. The design is very good and there is a good level of The downside to everything is that there is always a disadvantage. - PROS

1. 1) There are a lot of pockets*2. 2) Windproof and water resistant*3. It's very comfortable* 4) size hood, and easy to dry. *1) Should be a few inches longer in the torso, if possible. 1) Zipper will eventually leak if heavy rain falls
2. 1) A heavier-duty zipper on.

Yara McCarty

| Dec 11, 2020

It is obvious that customers who compare ReFire to Camo Coll or any other tactical jacket that is comparable in price will go with ReFire! HERE'S I have updated! This review is about water repellency tests on the ReFire Gear over Camo Coll. Please read it carefully because I recommend this product. In spite of this, I was able to perform a full water resistance test. I live in a North American rainforest with an annual rainfall that equals that of Seattle. The attached photos are for your reference. In the same way that Camo Coll did, this jacket also leaked at the seams and stitching on the lower back patch. However, the outer shell does repel water at first. It does feel a bit soggy due to the tight weave of the fabric. At first yes, over time not so much, probably due to the woven fabric not being tight enough to continuously bead up water. The moist feeling I was experiencing inside the jacket was not from outside precipitation, but rather from internal sweat from wearing a compression shirt in (August). Thus, I was experiencing torrential rain fall for nearly 30 minutes straight, which is about as difficult as wearing your gear inside a That's a yes! I can't believe so much rain fell! After 30 minutes, you will be done. This is the straight version. The photos are below, and you can decide. I think the ReFire gear is pretty resistant to rain under those conditions, but I suggest the company listen to this review and do something about the back panel which clearly leaks. As for my experience, I stayed warm and the fleece was dry (see photos)
I will have to test it again in October, November, and December. It will be interesting to see how the freezing rain affects the conservation of body heat in the fleece. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE The pants are amazing, they held up to soaking rain, they fit great, the waistline is nice for hiking, but my only complaint is the belt loops are for standard belts, which is really odd for tactical gear, but otherwise they are perfect indeed! My sleeping bags don't leak in any way and they are very warm, but I didn't fall victim to the summer heat I reviewed the original version as follows Please allow me to explain to you quickly why I prefer ReFire's products before sharing my negative experience with Camo Coll.
Pay attention to the sizing recommendations! This is a Chinese product (but was converted to U. S. size) but the company took the time to do it. I found it accurate and it was on the mark. The diameter of my head is 5 inches I weigh between 195 and 210 and fluctuate from day to day A stocky build, 210 pounds with a full stomach but no beer belly is typical for the season. Nevertheless, I normally wear an XL and they suggested I upgrade to an XXL, which they were correct in suggesting.

FIT The size you choose is consistent and correct when it is a size larger than your normal size. As for the sleeves, they are not too long, it is not too bulky, and there is still room to layer Likewise, I much prefer the fit around the midsection of the clothing, which was equally slender and form-fitting but not restricting, as opposed to the Camo Coll, which was baggy and fitted in a way that was far from tactical. There are no length restrictions on the ribbon, not too short nor Taking the fit and articulation into account, the shoes fit and articulate perfectly. UNIVERSAL ZIPPER It's finally here! They put the zipper on the correct side ( right ) of the jacket for a guy. In response to the numerous ( China bootleg ) experiences with these jackets, ReFire delivers the right product.
FEATURES As a result, they stand out compared to most other tactical jackets in this price range as well as to the more expensive jackets in general. **(POCKETS & THE LIFTS SCHELTEN) Sleeve pockets have strong zippers and can hold licenses, maps, knives, lighters, etc. There are also patches of padding on the forearms for resting on objects when shooting, as well as hook & loop patches for military badges, etc. Storing the hood is as simple as folding down the flap. The following hood One of the features that sets this jacket apart from the rest is the hood. Its just the right size, neither too large nor too small and comes with draw strings to make it fit close. It also features a visor bill that acts like a ball cap visor and is the right length and size for a rain or sleet shield. And when you do not need the visor folded away, just fold it under. Simply by doing this, we eliminated the need for a ball cap, in comparison to Camo Coll which had a huge disadvantage! Compared to ReFire, it had quite a few of the same features, but was a bit tight in the fit. ReFire is the only way to go. The CAM I have a spot on the CP / multicam. This pattern is so much better than Camo Coll which had way too many! (Girly ) Look featuring flesh tones and pastel hues. While ReFire sticks to the Multicam / CP style, the flesh tones are still present but not overwhelming in order to create a perfectly autumnal feel. As a whole Compared to all other brands, I go with the ReFire because it fits perfectly, is comfortable to wear, and is durable. The features are a plus as well, especially the hood. It is far better, in all aspects, to use Camo Coll ReFire. HYDRAULIC PROTECTION There is a rainforest here in North America called Timber Country ( similar to Seattle weather but even worse in reality ). Despite wearing it for 10 minutes with steady rain, I could feel the whole coat become damp and wet, The water soaked into (not tadled up) the coat after about 10 minutes of continuous rain, that is not waterproof, that is In consideration of the fact that we are in August now and have been experiencing high temperatures without any rain for the past week or so, I will update this review. However, I'm confident that I'll put it to the test.

WHY
First of all, this is a classic Chinese bootleg jacket, which you will find many on ReFire that are all knock-offs of the same jacket. This has not been the case with ReFire thus far in my experience. In this case, Camo Coll puts the zipper on the wrong side (left ) ( woman's side) and calls it a men's Please proceed to While it fits better than Refire's mid section, the camo is slightly pale in tone, and quite a long way to go before the sleeves are even close to the elbows. After that In response to my community question about the color, I received an email that was deleted by Amazon staff, but the email was actually from Camo Coll itself, attacking my gender and making immature sexist remarks about my gender identity just for pointing out that the jacket is for women. I firmly believe if I could reach through the internet and wrap my hands around the neck of that smart a$$ who thought he was being cute, he would have never said such a thing. Were we to do business with a country that looks down upon the U. S. It's the market and the consumers, and little blind I am sorry to say (Made in America) is no longer available but if you must buy Chinese and you are looking for a tactical jacket under $100, you might consider I would add my 2 cents to that.

Blake Harrell

| Mar 01, 2021

One complaint I have about this jacket is that it makes way too much noise. Since it also lets off quite a bit of sound at extended ranges, that is quite a bother. When you are moving so slowly that a leaf hit the ground, you can bet the deer will hear you, and they have. When you are moving so slowly you have to hold your bow so slowly that it takes almost a full minute for it to be silent. There's no point in waiting so long because your chance of getting a shot was likely long During firearms season, this won't be an issue since the deer are too far away from hear the subtle swish, but at 15-20 yards, this is when the game gets interesting It can certainly be heard at a distance of 30 yards. There's no time like the present to find yourself.

Madalyn CONNOLLY

| Jun 22, 2021

What size did you order? I usually wear a Large, but ordered an XXXL, which is their XXXL. I compared it to a Woolrich Mountain Parka in L and an Austrian issue Mountain Jacket (metric) in In the sleeve length, the Refire was slightly longer by half an inch, while the drop tail on the Refire was an inch longer by half Each of these sweatshirts has raglan sweatshirt sleeves, which eliminates a potential leak point at the shoulders. Given their suggestions on how to interpret sizing, the fit is close enough for the industry however, for an active field garment, you do not want it to be too tight. The key to layering is to allow yourself to move freely. In light of my experience with other military issue garments that take a long time to dry and that are typically expensive, I find it acceptable.
Camo As it is not subject to legal sanctions, it is intended to be similar to Multicam without violating it. In the first place, the search terms might turn it up, but the description or other components avoid its use. However, I can state it is NOT an exact copy compared to a Multicam M65 I purchased from the Cav Store before the pattern was even released in the US, and compared to a surplus combat shirt and pants I purchased - Both exist in the United States. You get a ten-cent rebate on each dollar you spend on clothing. Despite the name, the US DOD issued "multicam" is not A Crye pattern Crye submitted many years ago without a black color. There are some black elements in licensed Multicam MAC, as well as OCP MAC, as well as MC and GI MAC, according to my experience. A pale green tone can be seen in the background. Compared to Coyote, Refire's fabric is more similar to it I am tan There could even be a slight blush, as some have noted. On the other hand, worn, older MC fades noticeably. The black elements are darker, too, and the contrast between them is noticeably higher with Refire. As I mentioned previously, mine are no longer brand new the black is fading and contrast has diminished greatly. The abrasive environment of the outdoors will tend to fuzz up short white cotton fibers, so most recommend I turn my older all cotton BDU inside out to wash them. I wish I had done this after washing my old cloth. The Grey Greens turned gray green after a few seasons, and UCP became a horrible shade of blue very fast. It is possible that refired high contrast might last longer and resist degradation better. Soft shells are also not worn to the beach all year round. *Branching noise in fabric In all fabrics there is some. In hunting, make sure to check your garments before buying them. I remember the vinyl Blaze Vests had a psuedo-molded canvas texture that was really zippy. Because of this, most of the original hunting camo clothes were made of fleece, although performance and the ability to shed burrs were issues.
What about water repellant properties? As far as I know, there is no garment that guarantees to keep water out. Then and now. My experience with Goretex fails. I have worn other softshell garments that let water seep in, and the construction of the material along with the membrane prevents perspiration from escaping. This ultimately leads to a material inside that exceeds A soft shell is not suited to extreme conditions, only "HARD" shells can handle this. It is inevitable that even GI gear will fail over time. This does not mean I will not wear it in wet weather, but if it's pouring, I will wear a raincoat over this. It then needs to be ventilated - either by opening windows or by adding fans No matter how you look at it, you get wet. In some instances, a wet weather shell is just not worth it if hypothermia is not a threat over 65 F. * PS You can also use silicone sprays, seam sealers, or other treatments to help improve performance.

Katherine Clayton

| Sep 02, 2020