Beretta Wind Barrier Shooting Sweater

Stay focused on the clays, not on trying to keep warm on a cool day of shooting. Knit of soft 100% wool, this Beretta sweater cuts the chill and wind while it gives a full range of shooting motion that's hard to find in jackets. Fully lined to retain body warmth and seal out cold. Fleeced collar protects neck. Rib-knit cuffs and waist keep out drafts. Cotton twill shoulder patches for any shooter. In brown heather, loden. Washable. Imported.Men's shooting sweater sizes: M(38-40), L(42-44), XL(46-48), XXL(50-52).

Average Customer Rating:

5 out of 5

3 of 3 (100%) customers would recommend this product to a friend.

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Customer Reviews for Beretta Wind Barrier Shooting Sweater

Overall Rating:

5 / 5

great product, December 7, 2008
By: alxx

"warm and comfortable... i wear it all Fall and Winter. I gave it as a gift and everyone (including me) loved it so much that I had to buy one for myself.

The only issue with this sweater is that it doesn't breath very well if you are being active. But as advertised it is windproofed and warm."

Review 2 for Beretta Wind Barrier Shooting Sweater

Overall Rating:

5 / 5

Wind Barrier Sweater, December 6, 2008
By: tray from Alexandria, VA

"This well constructed sweater keeps the wind out. It's a comfortable weight without being bulky. It's well made and looks nice. No matter who I give this to, they love it."

Review 3 for Beretta Wind Barrier Shooting Sweater

Overall Rating:

5 / 5

Wind barrier for sure, November 5, 2008
By: Airgunner from Thurmont, Maryland

"In dampness and drizzle, nothing appeals to me more than wool. Although I'm not sensitive to it, the fleece at the high collar not only solves that issue but provides the warm comfort for your neck. I really appreciate the wind proof fibers in heavier outerwear, but to find it in something so lightweight is unusual. This sweater is lightweight, windproof, and warm. It's comfortable for the cool Fall mornings, and a nice layer for the more serious cold or drafty indoor areas."