The Mirage Camo Hoodie is designed for elite performance when temperatures rise, and staying cool can make all the difference. Designed as the ultimate lightweight, breathable concealment layer, the Mirage delivers exceptional hot-weather comfort while maintaining the durability and performance hunters demand.
Made from 100% polyester synthetic fabric, the Mirage features a full mesh back panel that maximizes airflow and ventilation while helping transport moisture away from the body. UPF 50+ provides a layer of defense against extended sun exposure, while the quick-drying fabric helps keep hunters cool and dry.
A raglan sleeve design provides enhanced freedom of movement and comfort. Whether they're covering ground, drawing a bow, shouldering a firearm, or settling in for the perfect shot, the Mirage Camo Hoodie allows hunters to move naturally. The durable, easy-to-clean construction is built to handle the demands of repeated use in the field.
The Mirage Camo Hoodie is designed to be the go-to next to skin layer for early-season whitetail hunts.
Mirage Camo Hoodie Features
- Full mesh back panel for maximum ventilation and enhanced cooling
- Raglan sleeves for freedom of movement and comfort
- Lightweight, breathable construction
- Moisture-transporting, quick-drying fabric
- UPF 50+ sun protection
- Durable and easy to clean
- 100% polyester
- Designed for hot-weather outdoor activities and hunting
About NOMAD: NOMAD Outdoor, a division of Marolina Outdoors, strives to build the most innovative, authentic hunting apparel to inspire a community to experience and protect hunting traditions and to empower everyone on their next expedition. NOMAD apparel is designed and built by passionate hunters who are experienced in the field, in design, and in production. The NOMAD system is engineered to help you perform your best on your next expedition. Each piece has a purpose: to make you a more efficient hunter in any condition, in any season, and anywhere you hunt. Learn more about NOMAD Outdoor at www.nomadoutdoor.com.
