Reviews & Ratings for Kryptek Dalibor III Jacket - Men's — 8 reviews — Page 1

I’m a large in everything (not far just athletic) but this item runs European soy boy in shoulders and chest so order one size up and you are good to go. I’m very happy with this jacket well thought out for use in the field keeps you warm moves well and is silent. The Kryptic Camo is well suited for many environments really good for blending in various terrains pull the trigger on this you quill not regret

Great jacket! True to size, quality product! Kryptek highlander blends well in the areas I hunt.

Gr8 fit & looks. It matches my Ruger 10/22.. � super soft and gr8 style

Ordered the jacket on sale great price. Shipped and received quickly and as advertised. Jacket has nice soft shell with cool graphics extra storage pockets on the chest and both arms. Light weight durable fabric. Wrist cuffs are elastic somewhat tight at the wrist but long enough for 37sleeve owner if your wrist are really thick I could see it being a little tight but for wind water resistance it is a plus.

This jacket has gotten me through cold, wet mornings in the field and in the duck blind. Windproof, water resistant and warm! The Kryptek pattern and quality of this jacket were a great buy for the price!

Great quality jacket. Fit was good, but I returned it for a larger size so I could layer underneath it more. Didn't really test it out in the wind and rain, but seems like it would hold up well. Fabric isn't too loud and will work well for what I need it too.

I'm a size Large in nearly all clothing I buy, and the fitting was spot-on for me considering that it isn't insulated and is sized just large enough to allow you one or two fairly thin layers under it. It's nicely finished and cut very comfortably. Now, the bad news:

The zippers are small and fiddly, you have to learn "the knack" of starting them if the jacket's open when you put it on - I need my reading glasses for that. The fabric is quiet while just moving around but will make "zipping" noise if you brush against small leafless branches, so it would work much better in old timber than in the brushy, timbered-out places as we have here in our National Forests in NE TN. When the leaves are on and if you typically hunt from the ground, the camo pattern is great and the limb noise shouldn't be a problem. It's sort of the price you pay for getting a nearly waterproof fabric.

Overall, though, I bought it for the camouflage pattern because no matter what season,we always have dead leaves on the ground or in piles here (mostly deciduous forest except up on the ridgetops which are mostly dead evergreens thanks to the wooly aphid) and it blends in with them perfectly. I wish I'd had this pattern and fabric years ago when I stalked deer in central-west Virginia (Shenandoah National Forest) with a longbow, keeping me close to the ground most of the time. With the matching balaclava and their lightweight gloves, this would have been perfect for that.

I would buy from Kryptek again ...
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