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Tri-Active EVO Jacket
Beretta
Italian upland jacket with a blood-proof game pocket and shoulder patches cut for a mounted gun.
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Stratus Jacket
Sitka
The quietest insulated sit jacket made, with Berber fleece face and Gore Windstopper.
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Specs side by side
| Spec | Tri-Active EVO Jacket | Stratus Jacket |
|---|---|---|
| Primary Use | Upland Hunting | Whitetail hunting, stationary |
| Shell Material | Polypropylene blend | — |
| Waterproof | Yes, with taped seams | — |
| Season Rating | Cool to Cold, Layerable | — |
| Fit | Regular, allows for layering | — |
| Key Feature | Blood-proof game pocket | — |
| Insulation | — | Fleece |
| Wind Protection | — | Gore Windstopper |
| Exterior Fabric | — | Berber Fleece |
| Weight | — | Moderate |
| Noise Level | — | Extremely Quiet |
What our reviewers liked and didn't
Tri-Active EVO Jacket
- Exceptional durability and abrasion resistance for dense cover
- Effective waterproofing with taped seams
- Integrated blood-proof and washable game pocket
- Thoughtful design details for wingshooting (gun patches, pocket placement)
- Classic aesthetic with a field-proven heritage
- Heavier and less packable than some modern alternatives
- Limited ventilation for high-exertion or warmer conditions
- Not an insulated jacket, requires layering for warmth
Stratus Jacket
- Unmatched silence for stealthy movement
- Complete wind blocking with Gore Windstopper
- Excellent warmth-to-bulk ratio
- Durable construction handles demanding use
- Thoughtful pocket placement and fit
- Not fully waterproof, only water resistant
- Premium price point is a significant investment
- Less ideal for high-exertion activity due to warmth
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