Coveralls

A hunting coverall joins trousers and jacket into one piece, so there is no gap at the waist where cold, wind or damp can get in. That makes it useful on driven hunts, when you push through thick brush and wet grass, or when you sit still in a high seat through a cold morning.

Who a hunting coverall suits

A coverall suits a hunter who spends most of the day outdoors and does not want to worry about a jacket riding up from separate trousers. The one-piece cut removes the weak point at the waist, which matters when you crawl under a fence, cross a wet ditch or sit on damp ground while stalking game.

SEELAND Outthere coverall features

Both colours currently in this category - InVis green and Pine green - are cut from the same Outthere fabric, built for long hours outdoors in changing weather. They differ only in shade and camouflage approach.

Waterproofing and breathability

The fabric sheds rain and wet dew from grass while letting vapor escape, so you do not end up damp from the inside after a long walk in.

Quiet movement

The material does not rustle or crackle against branches, so game does not hear you before you close the distance for a shot.

InVis green and Pine green

InVis green blends with darker, dense undergrowth, while Pine green sits better against conifer forest and greener backdrops. Both help you stay unnoticed once you stop moving.

Freedom of movement

The cut lets you lift a leg over a fence or bend for a shot without pulling across the shoulders or crotch.

How to choose the right coverall

• Think about the terrain you hunt most, dense broadleaf cover or conifer forest, and pick the colour that matches it.
• Try the coverall on over a base layer if you plan to wear it in cold weather, since the fit needs room for that layer.
• Check that the coverall goes on and off easily over your hunting boots, since that matters when you change fast at the car.

Field advice

Put the coverall on over a light base layer before a driven hunt, so you stay warm on the stand but do not overheat walking in. After a day out, hang the coverall to dry rather than leaving it in a pile, or damp will sit in the lining longer.

Brands

This category currently carries SEELAND, a Scandinavian brand that builds clothing for hunting and long hours outdoors across the seasons.

For layers to wear under the coverall, check underwear or jackets for colder days, and for trousers without a top layer see trousers. If you are not sure which size or colour fits your ground, write to us and we will help you choose.