Preview: Pnuma Outdoors 3L Element Proof Jacket & Rain Pants

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posted on August 3, 2022
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Pnuma Outdoors 3L Element Proof Jacket & Rain Pants

Sewn from soft, quiet, waterproof-yet-breathable fabric, the element-shedding Pnuma Outdoors 3L rain jacket and pants feature Veil Camo’s Caza pattern for concealment in a variety of terrains.

The four-way-stretch fabric is DWR-coated for additional water repellency, and both pieces feature waterproof zippers. Additionally, the jacket (20.8 ozs./Large) has pit zips for ventilation and anti-abrasion overlays on the shoulders, while the pants (17.6 ozs./Large) have three-quarter-length outside leg zippers for easy donning over boots and anti-abrasion overlays on the knees.

Cut is “athletic,” but not unreasonably slim. Sizes run to 3XL and include Tall options beginning at Large, and a lifetime warranty is included. MSRP is $260 (jacket) and $290 (pants). For more information, please visit pnumaoutdoors.com

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