First Look: Ol' Tom Tech Stretch Turkey Pants

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posted on March 11, 2020
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The Ol' Tom Tech Stretch Turkey Pants, from Drake Waterfowl, are designed with turkey hunters in mind. Now available in Realtree Timber camouflage, the pants are made from a lightweight and breathable polyester with four-way stretch technology—perfect for warm-weather turkey seasons. An array of pockets—two zippered, two snap-button, two front-slash and two rear—keep calls and other essentials close at hand, while reinforced denier on the knees, seat and ankles provide additional protection. Finally, removable knee pads guarantee comfort during the stalk. For more information on these pants, also available in Mossy Oak Bottomland and NWTF Obsession, please visit drakewaterfowl.com. MSRP: $89.99

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