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#8 on this list
Koldo Rain Jacket
Kryptek
Two-and-a-half layer shell with fully taped seams and the quietest face fabric of any rain layer here.
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#9 on this list
Boreal Anorak
Duluth Pack / Empire Wool
Waxed and wool hybrid sewn in Minnesota for spark resistance around fires.
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Specs side by side
| Spec | Koldo Rain Jacket | Boreal Anorak |
|---|---|---|
| Maker | Kryptek | — |
| Model | Koldo Rain Jacket | — |
| Construction | 2.5-layer laminate | Waxed Cotton & Wool Hybrid |
| Seams | Fully taped | — |
| Intended Use | Quiet rain protection | — |
| Origin | — | Made in Minnesota, USA |
| Style | — | Overhead Anorak |
| Fire Resistant | — | Excellent (spark resistance) |
| Weight | — | Substantial (not ultralight) |
What our reviewers liked and didn't
Koldo Rain Jacket
- Exceptionally quiet face fabric, ideal for stalking
- Effective waterproofing with fully taped seams
- Good balance of weight and packability for a hunting shell
- Athletic fit allows for unrestricted movement
- Solid performance for the price point
- Breathability is adequate, not exceptional, during high exertion
- Not the most abrasion-resistant fabric for extreme bushwhacking
- Limited pocketing and ventilation features
Boreal Anorak
- Exceptional spark and fire resistance for campfires
- Natural materials offer quiet movement and breathability
- Extremely durable, built to last a lifetime
- Excellent wind resistance and good water repellency
- Made in the USA craftsmanship
- Not lightweight or highly packable
- Limited in heavy, sustained downpours
- Requires re-waxing for continued water resistance
- Higher initial cost due to materials and construction
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