Beanie Treeland Sherpa - Orange

Name: BEANIE TREELAND SHERPA - ORANGE
Brand: Treeland
SKU: 382378

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£8.60

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T3024

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£8.60

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Orange

£8.60

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SHERPA FLEECE BEANIE
The Sherpa fleece beanie from Somlys is the essential accessory for maintaining optimal thermal protection of the head during the coldest hunting days. Made entirely of 100% polyester, it combines the softness of a sherpa-style lining with excellent insulating capability. This beanie was developed to provide consistent warmth while remaining lightweight and comfortable to wear, whether during long hours waiting in a post or while moving through the woods. Its wraparound cut ensures effective protection of the ears against icy winds.

DETAILED FEATURES :
• COMPOSITION : 100% HIGH-PERFORMANCE POLYESTER
• TECHNICAL FEATURES : ENHANCED THERMAL INSULATION (WARMTH)
• STYLE : LINED FLEECE BEANIE
• COLOR OPTIONS : AVAILABLE IN THREE VARIANTS TO SUIT EVERY TYPE OF HUNTING

ADAPTABILITY AND COLOR CHOICES :
To meet the specific needs of each hunter, the Sherpa beanie is available in three technical colorways: the Orange Fire version for maximum safety and high visibility during driven hunts, the Forest II version for perfect concealment in wooded environments, and the classic Green colorway for complete versatility. Its polyester fiber allows quick drying, a major advantage in case of rain showers or snow. It is an ideal complement to your technical gear to face harsh winter conditions with confidence.

Advice from our experts : For complete thermal protection, pair this beanie with a neck warmer from the same range. The colorway Orange Fire (Ref. T3024K) is particularly recommended for beaters so they can be perfectly identified by those posted while keeping the head well insulated during exertion.