Gamehide Mens Upland Vest

Bought this vest for pheasant hunting and was not disappointed. Will work great for deer season too.

Practico

A great value for the money

Good heavy material. Color Fast after several washings. Meets state reuired blaze orange requirements. Good price point.

I purchased this vest right before a week-long late season pheasant hunt, and I wanted to put it through its paces before writing a review. This vest is very comfortable, and it distributes the weight of shells and birds very well. It seems to be well stitched, and I had no issues with the zipper or the snaps on the pockets. It doesnt snag very much when moving through extremely thick bird cover, and it doesnt seem to affect your range of motion when trying to shoulder and swing your shotgun. I got the OD green version, and I think it is pretty good looking. Plus it has plenty of blaze orange to keep the game wardens happy. I usually keep my shells in one pocket and my gloves in the other, and the pockets have plenty of room for these. One thing I will mention as I have seen other reviewers do, is the size. It seems to run a little large, so be aware of that before you purchase. I wear an XL size shirt and coat, and I ordered this vest in size L. It fit perfect, and not only could I comfortably wear it over the top of a hooded sweatshirt, I also wore it over my heavy carhartt coat and it still worked well enough. The best thing about this is the price. I looked at my local stores, and the upland vests were all around $80 to $100. With this vest I feel like I got about the same quality at half the price. I would definitely recommend this to any upland hunter, and when I wear this one out I will probably purchase another one.

Got the way I thought. Will be fine for a few seasons

I receive the clothes from my neighbour this morning. The packages were sent to my neighbour Yesterday. The vest material feels really good.

Well made and comfortable. Big pockets.

Hunting vest

This is a nice vest however there are no bullet holders and doesn’t meet Canadian hunting regulations due to all the missing orange