Arctic Shield Body Suit

A co-worker of mine bought this suit. He said it is great. He said it is quiet too.

https://www.scheels.com/p/arctic-shield-classic-elite-insulator-body-suit/665398-555180403018.html

Does it require orthopedic surgery before wearing ? Your shoulder blades must fit in the hip pockets

I wouldn't want my arms incapacitated. Also if you had to stand - turn around and shoot it wouldn't work.

I'm looking for some cold weather outerwear...but I don't think that's it!

Wearing it in the woods would result in more Sasquatch sightings, IMO.

I have something similar except it has arms and u drop it down over ur feet and zip the bottom shut. Doesn't work for standing and turning around but that thing will keep u perfectly warm in any temperature I hunt in

This Suit I bought has allowed me to hunt in some horrible Bad Weather

It weighs 8 lbs but I carry it in a duffle bag to the stand If I have to walk more than 100 yards.

Seriously warm . Has internal pockets for body warmers. I've never needed any.





I don't know if this is made or sold by Cabelas/Bass pro now but If I had to I'd buy a used set.

A friend of mine swears by his IWOM. It is made in America, Pennsylvania I think. Eric

I don’t have one of these suits but I do have other arctic shield products, stumbled across them, they are worth every penny.

Osky

Supposedly it's comfortable. I only know of 1 person that has this suit though.


The Heater Body Suit is another, albeit more expensive option

Don’t mind me taking a leak in my suit!

It is nice that some company makes hunting duds for armless hunters lacking bladder control.

My friend said the zippers work in a way such that there is a good option with this suit to leave your arms exposed, with apparent little loss of body heat.

I didn't ask him if he had any trouble going to the bathroom with this on

Being bundled up like that in a tree stand though--it does create what I could see being an awkward situation, not only for safety but for being able to shoot out of without creating a commotion.