Hunt Worth, WOW
Contributors to this thread:Whitetail Deer
From: Shawn
02-Feb-21
I received my first two pieces of Hunt Worth Clothing today and all I can say is WOW!! Great quality and the camo pattern is awesome. Very comparable to Sitka and Kuiu at a great price. I bought the heavy weight 1/2 zip pullover hoodie and just a beanie hat. Everything is 20 to 50 percent off on their website as well. I will put it to the test this week and see how it does out predator hunting. I don't believe there is much better out there for any price. Shawn
From: JL
02-Feb-21
Is the camo quiet? If ya scratch your nails over it....does it make any noise?
From: Eagle_eye_Andy
02-Feb-21
How is the sizing? Slim fitted or generous? I’m not a fan of digital camo but I like the price point
From: Grunter
02-Feb-21
I made a post about Huntworth like 2 years ago. They have great stuff and way less priced than the other popular gear. It has much more room as well. Not that tight crap that only skinny guys can wear. I really like my stuff.
From: Chief
02-Feb-21
As stated in an earlier thread - I have their uninsulated jacket & couldn’t be more pleased. Definitely not slim - fitting so you can layer underneath as needed. The hood is excellent. Huge roomy pockets in all the right places, including an open chest pocket for your range finder, call, etc. Jacket comes down below the waist (I’ll never buy another short coat again) Camo pattern is awesome for treestand hunting; a great combination of browns & whites..........not blue like some others (never could understand that one.......) All & all it does, in my opinion, beat the STRATUS in every category. Everyone I know of that’s purchased something from their line - up has been pleased; overall great feedback.
From: Shawn
03-Feb-21
Fit runs true, the stuff I have is very quiet as well. Really surprised me at the quality and the price cannot be beat. Shawn
From: air leak
03-Feb-21
Just checked out their site. Looks good.
I sent them an email asking if the clothing is made in the USA. Anyone know?
Thanks.
From: Bou'bound
03-Feb-21
All huntworth all the time
From: RD
03-Feb-21
I just got 2 jackets they say made in China. Noise doesn't seem to bad, have to get outside in the quiet to find out. Sizing is good xl is xl.
From: 4nolz@work
03-Feb-21
Mine has shipped will report
From: Ok...Russ
03-Feb-21
Looking at their website, what camo pattern(s) are you guys buying? I hunt primarily in OK where lots of oak trees and cedars so the Hidd'n looks good but so does the Disruption. They do seem to have a good sale on now so figure time to replace some old Mossy Oak clothing.
From: Shawn
03-Feb-21
Bigdog12 if you only by made in america camo you must hunt naked half the time. Sitka no, First lite no and the phone or computer you just posted on, a big NO!! WHAT A JOKE!! Shawn
From: Jimmy2time
03-Feb-21
Nothing beats sitka sorry man. Huntworth sells cheap because it’s crappy material. You get what you pay for. Buy stuff yearly at the cheap or buy quality and buy ever 10 years.
From: midwest
03-Feb-21
The majority of Carhartt clothing is not made in the USA. Just like 95% of ALL clothing. I'd love to 100% support American made clothing but it's virtually impossible.
From: midwest
03-Feb-21
But they are outsourcing the majority. Doesn't that make them a sell out, too?
From: Highlife
03-Feb-21
No it's not they sent it off to Mexico after NAFTA was signed. The ink wasn't even dried .
From: Mark S
03-Feb-21
Bigdog - i like your passion and putting money where mouth is, so to speak. Like others, i thought most of Carhartt is no longer USA made, but, will check and see if i can get some that is. I wish Sitka and First Lite were. I'd pay a little more to get US made and can't understand at prices they charge why they can't make a good profit making it here
From: Bowfreak
03-Feb-21
What arrows do you shoot now bigdog?
From: sjj
03-Feb-21
Hi Steve, Thank you for contacting Huntworth. While our clothing and camo patterns are designed in the USA, production is done overseas primarily in Vietnam or China.
Best Regards, Mandy Barberio E-commerce & Marketing Specialist NTA Enterprise, Inc. Ph: 412-325-7875 Fx: 412-325-7865
From: midwest
03-Feb-21
midwest's Link
I posted this link in a thread not too long ago. I bought some of the Go Wild stuff.
From: Jimmy2time
03-Feb-21
Sitka!!!
From: Ok...Russ
03-Feb-21
Jimmy2time, what did you bye from Hunt Worth with crappy materiel. I wood like to now so I don't wounder if I bouht the wrong thang. Spelling wasn't directed at you.
From: Jaquomo
03-Feb-21
Sitka charges such as they do because people are willing to pay that much. Sitka makes great stuff (using low-priced foreign labor) and has a fantastic marketing presence. That's the recipe for success.
From: Jimmy2time
03-Feb-21
I have put my Sitka stratus bibs n coat through hell 2019-2020 season. Lots of miles in them, I wore them from 40 down to zero with only a good next to skin n a base layer then my stratus, very flexible, Iv gone they water, countless pricier patches, thick swamps, snow storms, downpours, and have gutted deer in them, washed every time they got nasty, color kept, size stayed true. You get what you pay for. Foreign labor is better then lazy American made stuff.
From: sitO
03-Feb-21
"I have put my Sitka stratus bibs n coat through hell 2019-2020 season"
In a "virtual" hunting situation, or the real thing?
From: Bigwoods
03-Feb-21
Sitka is way overpriced IMO and yes I have some. I won't buy more.
From: Scooby-doo
03-Feb-21
LOL!! Some guys don't get it. I actually spoke to a rep from Hunt Worth a lot of the materials all the companies mentioned are using are made in China and made into clothes here, thats how they get away with made in the USA!! These two pieces I bought are every bit as nice as Sitka in every way. I have owned Sitka and sold it, not all that impressed for the money! Shawn
From: Jimmy2time
04-Feb-21
Huntworth sucks. Plan and simple
From: Trad PA
04-Feb-21
The Huntworth stuff is nice, and proof that you don’t need to pay $1000 for a decent bib and jacket set to sit in a stand, unless you want to of course.
From: skookumjt
04-Feb-21
He should have put as much effort into 7th grade English class.
From: Ok...Russ
04-Feb-21
Jimmy2time, what products did you buy from Hunt Worth and how did they fail you so miserably? Can you be more specific? Honestly would like to know so I can check out more thoroughly before purchasing or looking at another alternative. Scooby-doo is spot on. The material and everything is made overseas but 'assembled' in the USA. Much the same for most everything that's marked 'Made in the USA'.
From: air leak
04-Feb-21
I have found American made clothing companies, unfortunately , those companies don't make camo hunting clothing.
Hunt Worth has excellent reviews, from what I have read.
From: midwest
04-Feb-21
air leak, see my link above.
From: Jimmy2time
04-Feb-21
None, Sitka everyday all day
From: Ok...Russ
04-Feb-21
I guess then it's okay for me to say Sitka sucks too! The material they use is trash. Can't believe you guys would buy into their crap. KUIU? HORRIBLE! Why any of you would even consider doing business with either company shows how ignorant you all are. FWIW - I don't own any Sitka or KUIU and never have but it seems acceptable on Bowsite to bash products and companies with which you've never tried nor had any business dealing with said product or company yet somehow feel compelled to do so anyways. Long live Red Head and Cabela's Mossy Oak and Realtree!!
From: Supernaut
04-Feb-21
I guess until someone starts paying my bills I'll continue to buy what I choose with my money. Pretty cool how that works....for me at least.
Shawn, thanks for the review. I enjoy coming here and other sites to get a heads up and reviews on gear I may have never heard about. I enjoy researching before I buy things and options are great.
From: Nocturnal II
04-Feb-21
People will really find anything to B##$$ about on here. Anyone who says huntworth is crap has honestly never been up close. They make quality and for a fair price.
Whoever says sitka is overpriced has never actually probably worn a set and for argument sake If you have. What clothing company takes reviews from their customers and actually fixes their flaws? Do other companies do that heir? Their camo just holds true and is comfortable too. For guys that are skeptical in their quality. Spend some money on a pair of gloves from them and No, they're not just for skinny guys either.
From: RD
04-Feb-21
I have a Sitka jacket and it's noisey so I ordered Huntworth and it seems quieter, will have to get it outside and see. I'm 72 and if I have to buy new stuff in 10 yrs I'll be happy.
From: Nocturnal II
04-Feb-21
Really RD? Do you remember what jacket you bought?
From: Wapitidung
04-Feb-21
I’m with Birddog
From: Jethro
04-Feb-21
I don't really care what clothing you guys buy but I am highly impressed with bigdog's latest post. A+ for spelling.
From: Ok...Russ
04-Feb-21
It's because someone else wrote it Jethro!!
From: RD
04-Feb-21
Nocturnal , I don't know what the name of the jacket is but it retailed for $329 and Scheels had it on closeout for $180 so I bought it for trip to Kodiak. It worked well in the wind and rain up there but to much noise for whitetail stand hunting.
From: LINK
04-Feb-21
Stuff that “works well in rain” is going to be noisy. Just the nature of the beast.
From: GF
04-Feb-21
I know a guy who had a dream of creating a line of American made clothing…
Bluejeans. Piece o’ cake, right? Nope. When all of the best US Mills shut down, they sold their looms to Japan.
So he bought the fabric from overseas in order to get the quality that he wanted to be able to offer, and using US-based jobbers to do the sewing (for which many people would accuse him of running a “sweatshop“), he couldn’t produce a pair of jeans AND a profit for under about 150 bucks a pair.
I’d add a link, but he’s out of business.
From: Brotsky
04-Feb-21
That's where he went wrong Matt, assuming as a business owner he had the right to take a profit. That is not the new American way!
From: Jimmy2time
04-Feb-21
Guys are cheap. Sitka Sitka Sitka. It screams I’m richhh. If it was junk I don’t think pat would be wearing it.
From: midwest
04-Feb-21
I'm going to buy some Huntworth now just to piss off the two idiot trolls on this thread. :-)
From: Jimmy2time
04-Feb-21
Sitka
From: Jimmy2time
04-Feb-21
Sitka
From: Jimmy2time
04-Feb-21
Sitka
From: Jimmy2time
04-Feb-21
Sitka
From: Jimmy2time
04-Feb-21
Sitka
From: t-roy
04-Feb-21
Evidently you didn’t get any takers from anybody to come play Call of Duty (or whatever it was on that other thread) Jimmy?
From: Jimmy2time
04-Feb-21
Eh no, I’m paying now tho! Feel free to hit me up!!
From: Scooby-doo
04-Feb-21
WOW!! Highly uneducated people that think they know it all. I posted this thread to just let everyone know what a quality product I recieved and no matter what other folks say or think I know I like the stuff. I am actually gonna order another couple pieces. All I can say is do a little research about clothing in the USA and where they source their materials, it was not eye opening for me but it will be for some!! Shawn
From: Jimmy2time
04-Feb-21
I’m going to order some too, why not
From: Scooby-doo
04-Feb-21
Yup than sell all your Sitka!! Shawn
From: JohnMC
04-Feb-21
Who would have guessed that Jimmyboy is from Massachusetts.
From: Jimmy2time
04-Feb-21
What’s that gotta do with anything, I’m from southy Boston
From: JohnMC
04-Feb-21
People from the normal parts of the country think about 72.8% of people from the Northeast are just like you. If you need more explanation let me know.
From: Highlife
04-Feb-21
ROTFFLMAO now that's a true statement
From: krieger
04-Feb-21
krieger's Link
Forloh Camo. Made in the USA
From: Ok...Russ
04-Feb-21
LMAO John!
From: Jimmy2time
04-Feb-21
Yeah I mean I need somthing to wipe myself after I dodoo in the woods. Haha jk jk
From: Aubs8
05-Feb-21
About 10 years ago, Russell APXG2 gear was quality clothing at a great price. Whatever happened to that? Is Huntworth similar?
Thanks. Mike
From: Jimmy2time
05-Feb-21
They r all gd. Buy within your budget
From: GF
05-Feb-21
“ That's where he went wrong Matt, assuming as a business owner he had the right to take a profit. That is not the new American way!”
I know you’re being friendly and I appreciate that, but the fact is... It had nothing to do with him assuming ANYTHING other than that people would be willing to spend as much on MIUSA jeans from a guy they’d never heard of as they would spend on imported stuff with a “designer” label. Wasn’t a business issue, it was a Market issue.
Because guess what? Guys who will drop $150 or more on a pair of jeans won’t pay for quality OR for the principle of the thing; they want be Fashionable. If it doesn’t have the right label, fuhgeddaboddit.....
Sometimes, real quality costs real money; trouble is, people don’t usually spend their money for rational reasons.....
From: Jimmy2time
06-Feb-21
I know a successful business owner of a company who spends 150-200$ On a single pair of blue jeans.
From: newfi1946moose
06-Feb-21
I still love old fashioned wool. Have a few Filson products but do not have the 'cold' during hunting season to wear wool where now live. Where I grew up hunting you hadn't been hunting unless you came back out of the woods with frozen chunks of snow attached to your Ballard Mill wool pants...1950s-60s.
From: PECO
06-Feb-21
I like the prices and I'm not a camo pattern fanboy. Their patterns seem light enough to work well. What I can't purchase, is something that is chemically treated for scent control? What does that even mean? I am itching just thinking about wearing it. The silver stuff would be OK.
From: Scooby-doo
07-Feb-21
I don't believe the treatment would effect anything. I am sure it has been tested against allergic reactions and such. I really like the Huntworth stuff. I ordered a pair of their pants as well. Shawn
From: trophyhill
07-Feb-21
I just bought some XGO and 511 camo. Love the Multi Cam. The China made junk is going in the trash. See ya later Sitka. The funny thing is I paid more for the Sitka than I did Made in USA. If it’s made in China in sweat shops, why does it cost so much? Someone please? I’m not too happy I bought a Browning rifle a while back and find out it’s made in Japan. Anyone want to buy a HCS 7mag?
From: Scooby-doo
07-Feb-21
Again someone who has to do research, yes put together in USA but the fabric is not produced here. I know I will get beat up for this but as of late the Chinese put more pride into their work than a lot of Americans. Have any of you checked out american customer service? Even at most local places it sucks, our social values have gone to hell in a hand basket. Most of todays kids are raised terrible and caring about anyone but themselves is slipping a way fast! Shawn
From: RD
07-Feb-21
OK it was -19 deg this morning and I tried out my jackets for noise. The heavyweight jacket was a little noisey, midweight jacket was just fine. I don't believe at age 72 I'll be hunting much at -19 so it should be good. The heavy weight jacket was warm!
From: t-roy
07-Feb-21
Definitely looks like the “pride police” walking down the aisle, in that last pic, scooby.
From: PECO
07-Feb-21
Sitka is worth the money for the logo alone.
From: Bou'bound
08-Feb-21
All huntworth all the time
From: Ironbow-cell
08-Feb-21
Day One Camo is made in the USA. Some fabrics come from overseas, some do not. Grey Wolf Woolens is made in the USA and from what I know materials are USA made. Both are great companies and products.
From: trophyhill
08-Feb-21
Scooby, XGO is 100% Made in America as well as a Berry Compliant tag right down to the thread. Perhaps a little homework on your part is required?
From: Scooby-doo
08-Feb-21
I was not commenting on XGO specifically. Just that "most" fabric is not produced here unless of course the company has military contracts. Again I would support buy American if I could afford it. Shawn
From: DrewB
08-Feb-21
Anyone ever used Skre camo? Where do they rank in quality and quietness?
From: SaddleReaper
08-Feb-21
Don't you have to be an instagram hunter/ influencer to run Sitka?? :)
I heard from an industry friend who was licensing Treezyn's camo patterns for some products, that Treezyn uses some of the same materials as Sitka in some garments? I'd assume under a different fabric/ material tradename... So, for you guys that don't want to pay Shitka prices, maybe you should check out Treezyn!
This whole made in USA debate is funny. I always thought Archery mfgs would be the 'last man standing' in the outdoor goods space, with 100% USA made bows. Turns out, A LOT of components are made or tooled overseas. This isn't a secret though. I've personally worked with overseas vendors for some major archery brands. The quality of goods coming back is a direct function of whomever the vendor is, what their mfg capabilities are, and however stringent the US based company chooses to be with the vendor.... but of course having good QA, QC and adherence to processes requires $$$$$$$. And ya darn sure better require material certs., or you may just get some floor sweepings for re-grind, or some new alloy you never knew existed!
I don't have a beef with Sitka for the record. I love that they actually follow a continuous improvement ideology and it shows vs. the usual "here's our new product for this new launch year" ....annnnd its lipstick on a pig.
Huntworth at a glance appears to have some great clothing features for the money!
From: Genesis
09-Feb-21
Only small eight point sheds as their logo ?........I’m out!
From: Ok...Russ
25-Feb-21
????? - translated for bigdog12 - "I got my order". At least that's what it said on the outside of the box! Have to agree with Shawn - the material seems to be strong, sizes are right to their guide, really like the HIDDN camo pattern and of course the prices was great! Real test will be this spring during turkey season but so far I'm really impressed. With all the weather delays and FedEx/USPS unable to tell me exactly where my package was after 2 weeks, Huntworth offered to send my exact order via FedEx Express instead of Smartpost then have me just return the original order when it arrived! That's some good customer service. Luckily I didn't have to have them spend more money and everything arrived yesterday. Guess we'll all know more in a few months.
From: Ok...Russ
25-Feb-21
Well, that didn't work very good. Guess bowsite doesn't convert Chinese characters very well!
From: Realwarrior
25-Feb-21
Midwest, I followed your link and appreciate it, but this is from the Go Wild Camo page "We use components manufactured by other American companies whenever possible".... so evidently not entirely American Made. As a military retired disabled veteran, I definitely try to buy American.
From: Bowbender
26-Feb-21
So we buy:
The best binoculars are made in Austria or Germany.
Our electronics are all made somewhere in Asia. The mobile phone, laptop, desk top, Ipad, routers, smart TV's.
Appliances, offshore or south of the border.
But we insist our hunting clothing is US made.
From: Ok...Russ
26-Feb-21
Bowbender, don't forget our vehicles - a lot/most parts aren't made here. I think Ford says "assembled in USA" or something similar which is very different from "made in USA". Bet most shop at Walmart too and conveniently forgot years ago they changed their Made In the USA slogan. Does seem a bit hypocritical but that's where Bowsite has been for quite a while lately which is unfortunate. Not sure why some folks just aren't okay when someone doesn't follow their lead or support their cause and agree 100%. Sure doesn't sound like a democracy with all the cancel culture being spewed these days. Add trail cameras - just got a replacement from Browning and the side says manufactured and distributed by Prometheus Group, LLC in Birmingham, AL. Look at the bottom of the box and it says "Made in Thailand".
From: WV Mountaineer
26-Feb-21
I agree. You get a guy that says he buys American made and, you get 500 bowsite’er telling him how ridiculous he is.
It’s not ridiculous. Nor is buying camp made somewhere else.
From: Chief
26-Feb-21
Folks.......... I, as well as most of my friends & family, are some of the most patriotic people you will find. But, as others have pointed - out.............it’s great to buy American when possible; that being said it is also impossible to buy American ALL the time - those days are sadly gone. This is simply the sad reality of our current state. In short, I operate with the idea of buy American when possible, but also realize it’s not always probable. Sad but true.
From: mn_archer
26-Feb-21
good lord, looks like we have a couple of Bidens speech writers here on the site
