Ambush Insulated Jacket 2.0

Designed to keep you warm, quiet, and ready for action, the new Ambush Insulated Jacket 2.0 is built for hunters who refuse to let harsh conditions slow them down. Part of the ultimate late-season layering system, this jacket is your go-to outerwear for temperatures ranging from 10-30 degrees—and even lower with proper layering.

The updated Ambush features enhanced thermal properties with a high-nap Sherpa fleece lining, making it even warmer in cold weather. An attached hood, lined with the same cozy Sherpa fleece, provides added warmth and protection. The streamlined front zipper now ends in the center of the collar, improving both comfort and fit.

Crafted from 165-gram microfleece bonded to an ultra-light 4-way stretch windproof membrane, the Ambush offers unbeatable protection against the elements without unnecessary bulk. PrimaLoft Silver Active insulation (133g in the body, 100g in the sleeves) ensures you stay warm without sacrificing mobility, while the insulated kangaroo pouch—lined with Sherpa fleece—keeps your hands ready for action.

Additional features include a cross-chest zipper for easy access to the pouch with both hands and full safety harness compatibility, making this jacket as functional as it is comfortable.

Style: PC308

• Lightweight Warmth — Stay toasty without unnecessary bulk
• High-Nap Sherpa Fleece Lining — Ultra warm and cozy for superior warmth
• Premium Insulation — PrimaLoft® Silver Active, 133g in the body and 100g in the sleeves keeps you warm and comfortable
• Flexible Protection — 165 gsm Microfleece outer fabric bonded to a 4-way stretch wind-proof membrane
• Attached Sherpa-Lined Hood — Additional warmth and concealment with rear drawcord for custom fit
• Cozy Kangaroo Pouch — Insulated with PrimaLoft® Silver Active 133 grams and lined with Sherpa fleece for ultimate comfort
• Safety-Harness Compatible — Designed with your safety in mind
• Recommended Temperature Range — Ideal for 10-30°F, or lower with appropriate layering*

*Note: Temperature ranges are estimates. Factors like wind, humidity, precipitation, location, time of year, and personal preference can affect comfort.