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With seasons spanning from 60-70°F in November down to the teens in January, Jonathan explains how this versatile layering system keeps him comfortable throughout the entire season.
Starting with the Core Merino 110 as a base layer, Jonathan highlights the oversized hoods that fit over hats without rubbing on ears during constant sky-scanning. The moisture-wicking properties handle long walks into hunting spots while managing odor across multiple hunts. Layering up to the Core Merino 330 hoodie adds warmth while doubling as comfortable camp wear.
The Duck Oven jacket serves as his primary insulation piece, featuring high-mounted fleece-lined pockets that sit perfectly above waders—ideal for warming hands between duck calls since Jonathan prefers hunting without gloves. For wet weather, the Delta Pro Wading Jacket provides waterproof protection without added insulation, working as an excellent windbreak when driving boats.
For bottoms, Jonathan pairs Core Merino 220 or 330 bottoms with the Gradient Cold Weather Bib, praising its two-way zipper system and boot catches that prevent riding up. The final piece is the Delta Zip Wader, which Jonathan considers phenomenal for its comfortable boots that eliminate pinching in deep water and integrated knee pads for protection when working around boats.
Whether standing in flooded timber from 4:30 AM until 11:00 AM or relaxing around camp, this system delivers all-day performance.
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00:00 | Intro
00:41 | Core Merino 120 Hoodie
01:25 | Core Merino 330 Hoodie
02:07 | Duck Oven Jacket
03:16 | Delta Pro Wading Jacket
04:27 | Core Merino 220 Bottom
05:00 | Gradient Cold Weather Bib
05:53 | Delta Zip Wader