#First lite full#
#First lite zip#

Then of course Sitka does just about everything well. The KUIU attack pants are probably the most versatile hunting pant ever (in my opinion). They do have weirdly small sizing though and the base layers aren't nearly as comfortable as FL. Kuiu has hands down the best pants and rain gear of the bunch in terms of durability. Their pants and a couple other outer layers seem to be less durable than the other two though. In my opinion and many other's I've talked to First Lite has the best base layers. Each one has pieces that are at the top of the market. I wouldn't just stick with one brand because you'd be missing out on some great gear. I love all three and own several pieces from each company. But IвЂ™d recommend their gear without any reservation. Their customer service is great and theyвЂ™ve never let me down. I have built systems in those three lines to carry me through all seasons and have never regretted a single purchase. They all work flawlessly, or near enough to not cause any complaints.

I can honestly say that the waterfowl, big game, and whitetail lines are some of the most innovative and rugged pieces of clothing IвЂ™ve used. My point is, I needed a couple of systems that would perform as well at 75В° as it does at 0В°.ДЄll that to say IвЂ™ve landed on Sitka for everything. I mostly hunt in west Texas, but skip around all over the states often enough to consider weather and terrain changes. I wanted something sturdy that layers well, and isnвЂ™t too cumbersome. As IвЂ™ve gotten more serious about hunting, I started to look for the perfect gear line to fit my needs. I have largely been a waterfowl and bow hunter, and have tried most of the big names. IвЂ™ve ran through quite a few brands over the years. The only downside is that Kuiu and I donвЂ™t agree on things like pocket design and placement, but IвЂ™ve made my peace with it. The upside is the materials and low weight.

#First lite full#

But when I needed rain gear, Kuiu had a sale running and, because the rain gear worked so well and was so light, IвЂ™ve pretty much surfed their sales into a full set. TBH, I probably never wouldвЂ™ve gotten into Kuiu if I wouldвЂ™ve been okay paying the premium for the Sitka rain gear. And, the Sitka has always been sturdy and super functional.

I do think the optifade pattern works well at close range - IвЂ™ve had some pretty amazing encounters with deer wearing a full coverage set. I use my Sitka for day/basecamp and treestand hunting mainly because itвЂ™s mostly on the older and heavier side.

#First lite zip#

For base layers i have Kuiu merino a 3/4 zip long sleeve and the (amazing) zip-off bottoms. For glassing or true cold, I carry a SuperDown jacket and pants and also have the Chugach NX for rain. My Kuiu kit has become my go-to for backpack hunting I use a Tiburon shirt and pants for camo, and layer underneath for moderate temperatures. Kuiu is okay in design but really focused on new materials and you can buy their top of the line for less. Sitka is really well made, durable and innovative in design and materials, but itвЂ™s really expensive. There are various websites online that host virtual Lite-Brite games.I have both Sitka and Kuiu. The website has SUN 'N NITE BRITE Sets priced at $10 MSRP and running on three AAA batteries. The FX Edition is no longer on Hasbro's website. The Lite-Brite 3D cube (called the Four-Share Cube) is a LED-lit four-sided cube that allowed children to play with friends or save three of their designs. The Lite-Brite LED Flat Screen currently sells at MSRP $10, comes in several colors, is LED lit, and is portable, running on three AA batteries. Over the years, Lite-Brite was offered in different forms including a flat-screen version, a 3D cube, and an FX edition that spins and plays music. When lit, the pegs have an appearance similar to that of LEDs.Д«ecause punching the pegs in punches out the letters, each sheet can be used only once. Using a standard light bulb, the light is blocked by the black paper except where the pegs conduct the light. Lite-Brite allows the artist to create a glowing picture by punching multi-colored translucent plastic pegs through opaque black paper. Lite-Brite was named one of the top 100 toys of all time by Time magazine and was named a Finalist for the Class of 2020 induction to the National Toy Hall of Fame. Burck, (a senior designer) at Chicago toy and game design company Marvin Glass and Associates, which licensed the invention to Hasbro. Lite-Brite was invented by Burt Meyer, (a partner) and Joseph M.