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Rivers West Lakota Jacket
As close to a perfect hunting jacket as I've worn, the Lakota stretches as you move. Waterproof and vented, it has roomy pockets and a shirttail hem to keep your backside dry when you're sitting. The H2P L.A.W. (lightweight, all-weather) system uses fabric that's half the weight of the cloth Rivers West introduced four years ago. A flex-mit contoured cuff, which can be pulled down as a fingerless hunting glove, adds versatility. Articulated elbows make drawing a bow easy, and the material is nice and quiet. $200; 800-683-0887; riverswest.com --K.M.
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