Cabela's Herter's FoulTech Jacket and Pants

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posted on September 7, 2011
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If you're looking for a way to stay warm and dry this season, look no further than the Cabela's Herter's FoulTech Jacket and Pants line.

Available in Realtree AP and Realtree MAX-1 camo, this 100-percent waterproof raingear features a microsuede warp-knit shell that will keep you dry and quiet in the woods.

The jacket offers two spacious zip-close pockets; a drawstring-adjustable, three-piece hood and a storm-flap-covered front zipper. The pants have an elastic waist and snap-adjustable cuffs.

For more information, go to cabelas.com.

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