LIGHT WARMTH. MAXIMUM MOBILITY.
When the morning is cool but you're still generating heat walking in, climbing or staying active, keep the upper body light and let the Late Seezyn Cargo Pants provide the transition-season protection below the waist.
That stretch between warm early-season hunts and true winter cold demands a different system. Enough warmth to handle falling temperatures. Enough mobility to climb, draw and move. Quiet enough when deer finally close the distance.
Transition season is not one temperature. Activity, wind and time on stand change what you need. Start with the Cargo Pants foundation, then add only the upper-body warmth the conditions demand.
When the morning is cool but you're still generating heat walking in, climbing or staying active, keep the upper body light and let the Late Seezyn Cargo Pants provide the transition-season protection below the waist.
When a lightweight top stops being enough, add the Late Seezyn Hoodie. Bonded microfleece with HexFlow lining adds warmth while maintaining the quiet movement and mobility bowhunters need.
When longer sits, wind and falling temperatures become the problem, step up to the Hooded Fleece Parka. It adds insulation and weather protection while maintaining a dead-quiet outer surface built for hunting.
When temperatures keep falling, start underneath with the HEET Series Base Layer. Then keep the Late Seezyn Cargo Pants as your lower-body foundation and use the Hooded Fleece Parka as the quiet, weather-ready outer layer.
Transition season starts below the waist. Add warmth, block wind and stay protected without jumping straight into bulky extreme-cold gear.
The Late Seezyn Lined Cargo Pants bridge the gap between lightweight early-season pants and bulky extreme-cold gear. They add warmth, wind protection and weather resistance while staying functional for climbing, drawing, walking and long sits.
The goal isn't to wear everything at once. Keep the Cargo Pants as your foundation, then scale upper-body warmth and weather protection as conditions change.
Build the system from the ground up with warmth, wind protection, water resistance and a quiet outer layer designed for late-season conditions.
Add the first level of upper-body warmth with a lightweight layer that manages moisture, stays breathable and can function as either a mid or outer layer.
Step up when cool mornings and longer sits demand more. The quiet outer shell and bonded microfleece construction add warmth without turning the system bulky.
Add a dead-quiet, weather-resistant outer layer when colder sits, wind and changing conditions require more protection than the Hoodie alone.
When colder conditions demand more warmth, add the HEET Series Base Layer underneath the system. The top-and-bottom set adds a warm, form-fitting microfleece layer without changing the quiet outer system.
The wrong late-season gear solves one problem and creates another. The Transition System is built to add protection without sacrificing the movement and quiet performance bowhunters still need.
Late-season bowhunting still demands movement. You climb. You reach. You draw. You reposition. The system has to add warmth without turning every movement into noise, restriction or unnecessary bulk.
The goal is not maximum insulation. The goal is the right protection for the conditions while preserving the movement a bowhunter still needs.
Without giving up the quiet movement, mobility and control that get the shot when a deer finally closes the distance.
The Transition System isn't just a stack of hunting clothes. The weight, insulation and construction of each layer are designed to solve a different part of the late-season problem.
The system works because each piece adds a specific level of warmth or protection. Instead of relying on one oversized garment, the layers build progressively as the conditions become more demanding.
Lightweight warmth designed to manage moisture while giving you an initial layer of protection from cold and wind.
A heavier bonded microfleece outer-layer pant built to add warmth, block wind and resist changing late-season weather.
Adds bonded fleece warmth and a quiet hunting-focused exterior when the Long Sleeve alone is no longer enough.
A dead-quiet Duro-Fleece outer shell with targeted 3M Thinsulate insulation designed to balance warmth and arm mobility.
The Parka uses 60 grams of 3M Thinsulate through the body and 40 grams through the arms. That difference is intentional — hold more heat through your core while preserving easier movement through the sleeves.
Approximate comfort range when worn on its own. Personal tolerance, wind, activity and additional layers will affect real-world comfort.
The HEET Series Base Layer adds another level of warmth next to the skin without changing the outer hunting system. The top-and-bottom set uses bonded stretch fabric with a soft microfleece lining.
Each layer increases protection instead of forcing you into maximum insulation from the start.
Lighter upper layers and targeted Parka insulation help preserve the movement needed to climb and draw.
Hunting-focused outer fabrics keep noise reduction part of the system even as warmth increases.
A layering system only works when every piece has enough room to do its job. Start close to the skin, then add movement and layering room as you work outward.
The HEET Series is an undergarment built to sit underneath the rest of the system. Its bonded stretch construction and soft microfleece lining are designed for a light, form-fitting feel.
Close enough to stay comfortably against the body without restricting natural movement.
Layer the Long Sleeve, Cargo Pants, Hoodie or Parka over the HEET set as conditions require.
A streamlined base layer helps you add warmth without creating unnecessary bulk beneath the hunting system.
HEET is an undergarment. Base layers removed from the package are not eligible for exchange or return, so confirm your size before opening.
The Long Sleeve is designed to work as either a mid-layer or an outer layer. That makes it the most flexible upper-body piece in the transition system.
Give yourself enough room for unrestricted movement and any base layer you plan to wear underneath.
On milder transition days it can serve as your primary upper layer.
When temperatures fall, add the Hoodie or Parka over the Long Sleeve.
The Cargo Pants are designed as an outer-layer hunting pant. For normal transition use, choose the fit that gives you comfortable movement. If you plan to add heavier layers underneath, leave enough room for them.
Use your normal fit when wearing the pants alone or over lighter layers.
If you're planning to wear substantial insulation underneath, consider sizing up.
Zippered boot relief helps open the lower leg for larger hunting boots.
The Hoodie is designed as an outer-layer hunting piece with room for comfortable movement. Your fit should leave enough space for whatever light layers you plan to wear underneath without creating unnecessary bulk.
Built to sit over lighter hunting layers while preserving comfortable movement.
If you plan to wear multiple layers under the Hoodie, consider sizing up for additional room.
Make sure the shoulder, sleeve and torso fit lets you reach full draw without binding.
The Parka is designed as an outer-layer hunting parka. Fit it around the amount of insulation you actually expect to wear underneath — especially if you plan to use heavier base layers or compatible zip-in insulation.
Leave enough room for a Long Sleeve or similar light layer underneath without excessive looseness.
If you plan to use heavy base layers or compatible zip-in insulation, consider sizing up.
Make sure your full layering setup still allows an unrestricted bow draw or rifle mount.
Put on the layers you plan to hunt in. Reach overhead. Bend. Climb. Sit. Then come to full draw. Your system should protect you from the conditions without fighting the movement required to make the shot.
Late Seezyn is designed around the conditions hunters actually face when early-season gear stops being enough: colder mornings, wind, long sits, damp cover and close-range movement.
Late season means colder walks in, longer sits, more wind, damp brush and fewer leaves between you and the deer. The Transition System is built around those conditions — enough protection to stay comfortable without jumping straight into bulky deep-winter gear.
When the walk in is cool and the sit gets colder, build warmth progressively instead of starting the hunt overdressed.
Wind can turn a manageable temperature into a short sit. Add the layer that matches the exposure without abandoning mobility.
Warmth only helps if the outer system still lets you reposition, reach and draw without advertising every movement.
A good late-season system has to protect you during the wait and still move naturally when the opportunity finally arrives.
“These pants are extremely comfortable when bending or climbing. Super forgiving when you move. I bought an XXL and they fit me perfectly. If you are looking to wear them over another pair of pants like you would a pair of bibs I'd go a size up.”
“Ordered the Late Seezyn pants and jacket. Very impressed!! Initially the camo pattern is amazing!! The pants seem very well made, are comfortable, and have plenty of pockets. I was also pleased with the number of belt loops as I carry a handgun while hunting.”
“Really like the fit, warmth, and comfort they provide.”
VERIFIED FIELD FEEDBACK
Verified feedback on quiet movement, warmth, fit and changing late-season conditions.
The forecast changes. Your activity changes. Your time on stand changes. Build your Late Seezyn system around the hunt in front of you.
365 GSM bonded microfleece. Windproof, water resistant and built as the lower-body foundation of the Late Seezyn system.
200 GSM bonded stretch fabric with soft microfleece lining. Adds warmth from the skin out without changing the quiet outer system.
185 GSM lightweight layer built to manage moisture and add the first level of upper-body warmth.
245 GSM bonded microfleece with HexFlow lining and a quiet hunting-focused exterior.
Dead-quiet Duro-Fleece outer shell with 60g body / 40g arm insulation for colder, more exposed conditions.
Wear only what the conditions require instead of overheating on the walk in.
Scale protection as temperatures fall, wind increases or your activity level drops.
Avoid unnecessary bulk so you can still climb, reach and come to full draw.
Keep hunting-focused outer materials between you and the deer when they get close.
Start with the Cargo Pants. Add the warmth your hunt demands. Stay quiet, stay mobile and stay in the woods when the season turns.