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Packable Rain Jackets For Hunting

Packable rain jackets for hunting put rain protection within reach without taking up much space in your pack. Browse compact rain layers for changing conditions, and compare each jacket’s fit, coverage, and weather-protection features to find the right option for your hunt.

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MST Waterproof Full Zip Jacket w/ Hood
Regular price $149.99
Sale price $99.99
MST Quarter Zip Refuge Eqwader Jacket
Regular price $89.99
Sale price $31.99
MST Quarter Zip Refuge Eqwader Jacket
Regular price $79.99
Sale price $59.99
LST Hardline 3-in-1 Jacket
Regular price $269.99
LST Hardline 3-in-1 Jacket
Regular price $289.99
Sale price $99.99
Lightweight Packable Jacket
Regular price $149.99
Sale price $39.99
EST Heat-Escape Full Zip Jacket
Regular price $179.99
Sale price $79.99
Rain Brake Lightweight Softshell Jacket
Regular price $119.99
Sale price $59.99
Windproof Soft Shell Jacket
Regular price $139.99
Sale price $69.99
Old School Camo Windproof Softshell Jacket
Regular price $169.99
Sale price $69.99
MST Heritage Hybrid Windproof Jacket
Regular price $129.99

    FAQs

    A packable hunting rain jacket is lightweight outerwear designed to fold or stuff into a compact bundle. Depending on its construction, it may pack into its own pocket, a separate stuff sack, or a compartment in your hunting pack.
    Nylon and polyester are common outer fabrics, sometimes made with a ripstop weave. Jackets may also include a waterproof membrane or coating, taped seams, and a separate lining. Check the material details to understand how a jacket is built.
    Common features include an adjustable hood, zippered pockets, adjustable cuffs, and a drawcord hem. Some designs also have underarm vents or a pocket that doubles as a storage pouch. Feature combinations vary by jacket.
    Follow the jacket's instructions for folding or stuffing it into its designated pouch. After the hunt, unpack it and let it dry completely before storage. Between trips, hang it or store it loosely in a cool, dry place.
    Start with the care label, since washing and drying instructions vary by fabric and construction. Use an approved cleaner, avoid fabric softener, and close zippers and fasteners before washing. Only use machine drying or heat when the care label allows it.