A quiet, weather-resistant softshell built for stealth, warmth, and breathability all season long. Windproof shells tend to be noisier than we like, which is why we built the innovative, all-purpose Headwall Jacket. Constructed from a quiet, brushed face fabric that won’t crackle and pop when you hunt, the Headwall is breathable, windproof, and highly water-resistant. A microgrid fleece backer adds insulation for increased warmth, making it suitable for use from early season well into the mid-season with proper layering. Articulated elbows allow for unrestricted range of motion while the extended tail provides lower back coverage. Zippered pockets remain accessible when wearing a pack, and pit zips allow easy regulation of internal temps. FEATURES & SPECS Weight: 1 lb. 14 oz. (L) Breathable, windproof 310 g/m, 10,000 mm waterproof, 10,000 MVTR fabric Quiet face fabric Microgrid fleece lining for insulation Articulated elbows for increased mobility Extended tail for lower back coverage while wearing a pack Four easy-access zippered pockets Pit zips for ventilation Stone Glacier Sizing Chart Stone Glacier products are designed with an athletic fit to provide the highest level of performance in the field. Use the sizing chart below to help guide you to the appropriately sized garment. Note, the De Havilland Pants incorporate our patented Contour™ Waist System which provides approximately 3 inches of waist adjustment to create an exact fit. How to Find Your Measurements: Note: Calculate your body measurements, then select your product size. If your measurements are between sizes, select a larger size for a looser fit or a smaller size for a tighter fit. Measured Chest: With arms relaxed at your sides, measure under your arms, around the fullest part of your chest. Measured Sleeve: With arm relaxed at your side and slightly bent, measure from center back neck, across the shoulder to elbow and down to the wrist. Measured Belt Line: Measure around your waist at the point in which your pants typically ride. Measured Inseam: From a standing position, measure from your crotch down the inside leg to the floor. Nearly all Stone Glacier pants feature our patented Contour Waist™ system, which allows for three inches of waist adjustment. Additionally, SG pants are sized accordingly for layering. If you wear a large in our base layers, you will also wear a large in other SG layers. If you are still unsure of what size pants to buy, measure your waist and reference the "Measured Belt Line" chart above. Proper Fit & Use: Our patented Contour Waist™ System is designed to provide an exact fit around your waist. No more buying pants that are slightly too large or don’t fit quite right. As well, this system allows you to adjust the waist size of your pants to allow for a proper fit when layering base layers or insulation bottoms underneath. To adjust the Contour Waist, follow the below steps: Note: Proper fit is best achieved by adjusting the Contour Waist while wearing the pants. Unfasten the top buckle attachment and unzip the zipper fly. While the zipper fly is unzipped, detach the left side (left as when the wearer is looking down on the zipper fly) of the zipper from the hook and loop pad by pulling it down and away, starting at the top. Reattach the zipper fly to the hook and loop pad by starting at the bottom and pressing it firmly and evenly up towards the top. Attaching the zipper at a steeper angle to the left, will adjust the pants smaller. Attaching the zipper further to the right will adjust the pants larger. Once the zipper is reattached, zip up the fly as normal and fasten the top buckle, adjusting tension as necessary. Repeat steps 3 & 4 until the proper fit is achieved. Once you find your proper fit the zipper fly will work as normal and adjustment does not need to be made again until required when layering or as desired. Gloves Use the larger of the two measurements below to select your glove size. If you fall between sizes, we suggest you choose the larger size for comfort and increased warmth, especially in the Altimeter Glove and Mitt. How to Find Your Measurements: Hand Circumference: Measure around your dominant hand at the knuckles (do not include your thumb). Hand Length: Measure from the crease at the base of your hand and wrist to the end of your middle finger.
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