Transmit X Jacket

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$249.00

We built the best-in-class Transmit X Bib & Jacket with the open water bass and lake angler in mind. View full description

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We built the best-in-class Transmit X Bib & Jacket with the open water bass and lake angler in mind. Designed for early morning take-offs, 70mph runs across the lake, and wind-driven downpours, Transmit X features impeccable 15K / 10K waterproof/breathable performance while boasting heaps of premium comfort and fishing-focused details.

100% Nylon 15K / 10K Waterproof/Breathable Performance
Dunkable Neoprene Wrist Cuffs to Prevent Water from Penetrating up Sleeves
Placketed Center Front Zipper Construction Offers Protection from Wind Driven Rain
2 Fleece-Lined Handwarmer Pockets With Zippered Closures
Internally Routed Shock Cords on Hood Adjustment for a Custom Fit to the Wearer's Preference
Reflective Logos & Visibility Striping for Low Light Visibility

100% Nylon 15K / 10K Waterproof/Breathable Performance

MSRP:

Was:

$200.00

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