How To STAY DRY In The Outdoors - Jack Pyke Hunters Jacket + Trousers REVIEW

Want to know how to stay dry in the outdoors? Simple! Get yourself Jack Pykes Hunters Jacket & Trousers! Tried and tested, this outdoor wear has never let me down!
The Jack Pyke Hunter Jacket and Trousers are designed specifically for outdoor activities, such as hunting, shooting, wildlife watching and wildlife photography. These garments are made from a durable, waterproof material that is ideal for use in all kinds of weather conditions.
The jacket features a high collar and a detachable hood, which can be adjusted to provide extra protection from the elements. The front of the jacket is secured with a sturdy zip and press studs, which help to keep out the wind and rain. There are also multiple pockets, including two handwarmer pockets and two large cargo pockets, which provide plenty of space for storing essentials like ammunition and hunting gear.
The trousers are designed to be comfortable and practical, with an elasticated waistband and ankle cuffs for a custom fit. The material is also waterproof and durable, making them ideal for use in all kinds of outdoor environments. The trousers feature multiple pockets, including two cargo pockets and two hip pockets, which provide plenty of storage space for essential items.
Overall, I would highly recommend the Jack Pyke Hunter Jacket and Trousers for anyone looking for high-quality, durable outdoor clothing. They are well-made, comfortable to wear, and provide excellent protection from the elements. Whether you're a keen hunter or simply enjoy spending time outdoors, these garments are sure to be a valuable addition to your wardrobe.
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[@ThePonkster]

I have had a set of these for some years now - they have been worked hard and lasted well, finally giving up the ghost with the jackets membrane failing after 5 years which I thought was a good lifespan for a cheapish waterproof that had a hard life. I find Jack Pyke stuff decent and sold at a sensible price - thanks for the review.

[@LundysWildcampBushcraft]

I've been wearing a jack Pyke jacket and trousers for a long time now and I must agree with everything you have said I'm even looking at getting more of there clothing it's great for the outdoors and I've not had any problems with the materials next to the fire like other well knowing companies great review mate atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍

[@gooutgibbo9529]

Good review dude. I use there stuff for hunting and fishing and it is bang on for quality and price.

[@WildlifeTrailcamUK]

That’s some great tips on how to stay dry! It’s really helpful to know for when we check our trail cameras in the rain! Thanks for sharing

[@richjoebushcraft]

Looks like some quality gear!

[@Niamhcotts]

Great vid buddy subscribed. I have the rannock jacket so just ordered those trousers 😊

[@TreeDeepOutdoors]

Thanks for the comment Brendan! You won't be at all disappointed with the trousers 👍

[@kennethwilson8633]

Well made

[@edcrosshair]

I like it !!!

[@elcaminantebilbaino]

Buenos consejos.

[@angelswithdirtyfaces1]

👋 👋 👋

[@garethdwatkins]

I got one of these jackets in olive green a few years back during a visit to the UK, and must say I was really disappointed with the quality control and performance.. The membrane was absolutely NOT breathable, and after only a short distance of hiking I was sopping wet inside. Yes it was rainproof, but what was the point if I was wetter inside...
Also the liners of hand pockets were poorly sewn and ripped through within weeks.. I sewed them back up, but it should not have happened. Next the seam on the pocket came unsewn where your wrist sits, when in use.This is an obvious stress point and should have been suitably reinforced... Again I had to sew this up, to avoid it tearing down completely
Finally within a few weeks the liner started to come unstitched from the bottom hem.. This too I stitched myself...
Generally I felt this was a very poor jacket for the money I paid. I had purchased it on a trip to the UK, and had I lived in the country would have sent it back. But shipping from France was just not worth it...
I hope you have better luck with your jacket.. Perhaps you could come back in a year's time and give a genuine review of how yours faired.