Nomad Outdoor has launched Conifer VX3, the updated version of its line of technical in-field gear designed for maximum warmth when the winter winds howl and late season cold fronts throw the worst conditions at hunters searching for that target buck.
Conifer VX3 sandwiches 100g PrimaLoft insulation between a windproof membrane outer layer and the breathable membrane inner layer to shut out the cold and keep the wearer dry.
“We designed Conifer for hunters willing to endure cold weather when the big bucks move and the hunting gets hot,” said Mike Tussey, marketing director of Nomad Outdoor. “Late season might be your best shot at the buck of a lifetime, and Conifer VX3 helps you sit comfortably on the stand longer and stay still for that last 15 minutes of shooting light, no matter how cold it is.”
Available in the recently reintroduced Mossy Oak New Break Up pattern, Conifer VX3 includes bib overalls, jacket, trapper hat and flip mitt gloves that protect fingers against the chill but instantly flip out of the way when it’s time to draw a bow or aim a rifle.
The bib overalls have zippered chest pockets for gear and generous fleece-lined warmer pockets, and retail for $320.
The jacket also has fleece-lined hand warmer pockets and an adjustable, three-piece insulated hood for full coverage warmth. An integrated harness port allows easy access for a safety tether when in a tree stand. It retails for $320.
Conifer VX3 flip mitts have thick PrimaLoft insulation, the thumb includes a fleece nose wipe panel, and the tip of the mitt has a bite tab for quick opening. Magnet closures keep the mitten section secured when flipped back and fingers are insulated with stretch fleece. These mitts retail for $65.
Finally, the trapper hat has a laminated brushed tricot outer shell with 100g of PrimaLoft inside. Adjustment strap across the back fits most sizes. The trapper hat comes with a warm, removable fleece-lined facemask with silent magnet attachments on the bottom for stealthy on and off. It also retails for $65.
For more information on this new line of gear from Nomad Outdoors, visit nomadoutdoor.com.
