Eosphorus Multicam Alpine Snow Camo Winter Camouflage Ultra-Thin Windbreaker for Hunting, Airsoft, Paintball, Winter Sports

The jacket is about a 2-3xL, but the pants fit like a Large. Kind of odd, when these are supposed to be worn over all of your layers.

its a light coat and pants , may tear in heavy brush , but fits well, big zippers and draw strings, and i wish i knew at the time, but they send like 6 extra strips of fabric for your rifle , should make you invisible in the snow

This works just like it should.I'm guessing people think this is supposed to be a winter jacket or coat. It's not, it is a set of overwhites you wear over your clothing for camouflage.The material is no where as fragile or thin as the negative reviews say. I have official multicam alpine 70D which is very similar to what this is made from. This is only slightly thinner but is the same pattern and should last just as long. Even the multical 70d makes a rustle sound. Its the downside of a light, water repellent material. If you want quiet then you need fleece which will not be in this pattern, will be many times heavier and not shed water as well.I would buy this again when it becomes available.

pros:cheapest available option for overwhites that i know ofaesthetically pleasing patterncons:very thin will definitely rip with light to moderate use.kind of a shiny materialvery low quality zippercould use some pass though pocketsprobably could be bigger or have a little bit of adjustabilityultimately if your really going to use these buy the crye or similar option but these will do for light use/larping

Looks nice, little big. But imagine wearing a thin plastic bag that won't rip. That's this. I mean it's meant to simply cover your existing winter layers with a new color. But I figured the durability would be higher. It also has that type of materiel that you can hear every move you make.

It's hard to overstate how THIN this material is. It's almost tissue-paper thin, and will not hold up if you intended to wear this while moving through brush and scrub and/or wooded areas. This will easily get a hole punched through it by a tree branch or torn on the first thing that sticks out.It's is far less durable than even the most basic rain parka, and so for the price, it's intensely disappointing. It's only benefit is the camo pattern, however if you actually intended to use this for hunting, paintball/airsoft you should know that the material has a slight sheen to it and will be slightly reflective in light.While the product description might state that the zipper is made from plastic in order to be 'silent', the rustle of the material is far louder than the 'sound' a metal zipper would make (i.e. none). It's simply a cheap zipper, and as a result I would not expect it to last, either.Additionally, unlike military surplus winter pants, these pants do NOT have any pocket holes/slits. Military surplus winter pants will have a long slit where the pockets and belt line of your pants underneath are, allowing you to access your pant pockets and/or belt (allowing you to utilize a drop-leg holster, for example). Despite obviously being intended solely as an over-layer, these offer very little utility.For airsoft people: I'd give this little chance of standing up to even the weakest hit from a bb. It would be riddled with holes in short order.

Simple product that goes over your clothes and breaks up your signature in snow, couldn't ask for much else. Hopefully it remains durable.

It fit pretty well it was a little baggy but that was expected and it was just a little thin but worked for what we needed

I'm not sure this material withstands a mission in the woods.