Shooting jacket recommendations

[minghis]

After weeks of research and reading as many reviews I could find I decided to go for a Harkila Pro Hunter X. A huge amount of money for a coat but I tend to keep stuff for years and if it is as hardwearing as people say and it holds it's waterproof then I think it's an investment.

 

First impressions are that it is incredibly comfortable, it fits in all the right places and allows all the movement I need. It will be interesting to see how it performs in the field.

[rimfire4969]

After weeks of research and reading as many reviews I could find I decided to go for a Harkila Pro Hunter X. A huge amount of money for a coat but I tend to keep stuff for years and if it is as hardwearing as people say and it holds it's waterproof then I think it's an investment.

 

First impressions are that it is incredibly comfortable, it fits in all the right places and allows all the movement I need. It will be interesting to see how it performs in the field.

I've had my pro hunter jacket about 8 years and it's great, I have also got a Schoffel Ptarmigan jacket and that is also fantastic. I would buy either again without a thought. Apart from the money.

[alastair0903]

I ended up getting a Musto light jacket , waterproof , windproof and light . Will need to wear layers on a cold day but should always be dry .

Jacket was on sale at John Norris's , the last place I would expect to find a bargin at £30 cheaper than any online prices I can find 👍

[Beardo]

owing both a Musto technical tweed and a Pro Hunter jacket - they're both fantastic, and worth the money (when you can get then a bit cheaper on here or in sales )