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Meh has a 2-Pack Hawke & Co. Ember Shield Zip-up Tactical Hoodies (various) on sale for $29.99. Shipping is free when you select $9.99 Flat Shipping and apply coupon code FSDEALS at checkout.
Thanks to Deal Hunter TattyBear for sharing this deal.
Note: Available sizes will vary by color. You must click-through the link(s) in this thread for the free shipping code to apply during checkout.
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Thanks to Deal Hunter TattyBear for sharing this deal.
Note: Available sizes will vary by color. You must click-through the link(s) in this thread for the free shipping code to apply during checkout.
Features:
- Class A flame-retardant fabric provides added protection for demanding work and outdoor environments
- Ultra-stretch fabric moves with the body for enhanced mobility and all-day comfort
- Wind-resistant construction helps maintain core warmth in breezy conditions
- The water-resistant finish repels light moisture during unpredictable weather
- Built-in odor control helps the hoodie stay fresher during extended wear
- Survival drawcords made with functional fibers provide practical hood adjustment
- A whistle zipper pull offers added functionality in emergency situations
- The front pocket includes a convenient beverage pouch for easy access
- Hidden inseam pockets provide discreet storage without adding bulk
- The durable zip-up design is rugged enough for outdoor adventures and comfortable enough for relaxing
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Written by qwikwit | Staff- Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
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Meh has a 2-Pack Hawke & Co. Ember Shield Zip-up Tactical Hoodies (various) on sale for $29.99. Shipping is free when you select $9.99 Flat Shipping and apply coupon code FSDEALS at checkout.
Thanks to Deal Hunter TattyBear for sharing this deal.
Note: Available sizes will vary by color. You must click-through the link(s) in this thread for the free shipping code to apply during checkout.
Features:
Thanks to Deal Hunter TattyBear for sharing this deal.
Note: Available sizes will vary by color. You must click-through the link(s) in this thread for the free shipping code to apply during checkout.
Features:
- Class A flame-retardant fabric provides added protection for demanding work and outdoor environments
- Ultra-stretch fabric moves with the body for enhanced mobility and all-day comfort
- Wind-resistant construction helps maintain core warmth in breezy conditions
- The water-resistant finish repels light moisture during unpredictable weather
- Built-in odor control helps the hoodie stay fresher during extended wear
- Survival drawcords made with functional fibers provide practical hood adjustment
- A whistle zipper pull offers added functionality in emergency situations
- The front pocket includes a convenient beverage pouch for easy access
- Hidden inseam pockets provide discreet storage without adding bulk
- The durable zip-up design is rugged enough for outdoor adventures and comfortable enough for relaxing
Editor's Notes
Written by qwikwit | Staff- Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
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I've been buying Hawke & Co clothes occasionally for years, mostly through TJ Maxx and online, and while they are surprisingly decent (not amazing, but decent) quality and deserve to be more known than they are, they definitely do not produce tactical type clothing.
This is about as "tactical" as the stuff you can buy at Walmart (specifically in-store), and these hoodies in particular are maybe even slightly more gimmicky than most of that stuff; I'm looking at you, hoodie strings.
Still, the gimmicky bit aside, I'd say this is still a decent deal. I'd probably throw one of these on while running errands in town and find most of the features useful in some way; I definitely wouldn't wear this camping or like kicking down doors (if that was something I actually did lol) or anything.
All that to say, $30 doesn't feel unreasonable for one of these. You should probably think of it more as a 2 for 1 sale than an 85% off sale. $100 a pop is craaaaazy talk.
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This page is hilarious:
https://hawkeandco.com/pages/ember-shield [hawkeandco.com]
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I've been buying Hawke & Co clothes occasionally for years, mostly through TJ Maxx and online, and while they are surprisingly decent (not amazing, but decent) quality and deserve to be more known than they are, they definitely do not produce tactical type clothing.
This is about as "tactical" as the stuff you can buy at Walmart (specifically in-store), and these hoodies in particular are maybe even slightly more gimmicky than most of that stuff; I'm looking at you, hoodie strings.
Still, the gimmicky bit aside, I'd say this is still a decent deal. I'd probably throw one of these on while running errands in town and find most of the features useful in some way; I definitely wouldn't wear this camping or like kicking down doors (if that was something I actually did lol) or anything.
All that to say, $30 doesn't feel unreasonable for one of these. You should probably think of it more as a 2 for 1 sale than an 85% off sale. $100 a pop is craaaaazy talk.
Wish these had zippers for pockets. I would lose my life without.
THERE's no such thing as FR rating A. I double checked if there's such system outside of US and I can't find one. It should be Class 1, 2, or 3. Yes, I wear FR gears at work and such hoodies from Ariat is easily $150.
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Wish these had zippers for pockets. I would lose my life without.
THERE's no such thing as FR rating A. I double checked if there's such system outside of US and I can't find one. It should be Class 1, 2, or 3. Yes, I wear FR gears at work and such hoodies from Ariat is easily $150.
https://meh.com/forum/topics/2-pa...al-hoodies
P.S. Google AI suggests class A is for building materials NOT clothing. So the rating seems entirely BS or they are creatively picking and choosing a rating they can achieve but doesn't even apply to the type of product being sold.
"Class A fire ratings and Classes 1 through 3 evaluate how a fabric or material reacts to fire, but they belong to different regulatory systems (building/interior finishes vs. apparel and curtain standards)."
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