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SITKA Women's Jetstream Beanie

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Lofted Micro-grid

Fleece backer adds warmth in

Windstopper Gore-tex

LABS membrane helps block frosty

Pony Tail

Port keeps the fit streamlined

Four-way Stretch

Band is air permeable for

Band Warms

Back of the neck and

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SKU: 600483

Overview

Built for cold, exposed conditions, this beanie is suited to active climbs and long periods of stillness when wind and low temperatures are part of the day. Its lofted micro-grid fleece backer adds warmth, while the WINDSTOPPER(R) by GORE-TEX LABS membrane helps block frosty drafts. A pony tail port keeps the fit streamlined, and the four-way stretch, air permeable band is designed to warm the back of the neck and ears without getting in the way of hearing.

Why Hunters Choose the Sitka Gear

Lofted Micro-grid

Fleece backer adds warmth in

Windstopper Gore-tex

LABS membrane helps block frosty

Pony Tail

Port keeps the fit streamlined

Four-way Stretch

Band offers comfort around neck

Air-permeable Band

Is designed to avoid impeding

Key Features

  • Lofted micro-grid fleece backer adds warmth in cold conditions.
  • WINDSTOPPER by GORE-TEX LABS membrane helps block frosty drafts.
  • Pony tail port keeps the fit streamlined.
  • Four-way stretch band is air permeable for comfort.
  • Band warms the back of the neck and ears without impeding hearing.
  • Cut from the same fabric as the Jetstream Jacket.

Best Used For

  • Hunters facing bitter cold on steep climbs and exposed terrain
  • Stationary glassing or waiting on windy ridges in cold conditions
  • Women needing a streamlined beanie with a pony tail port
  • Users wanting warmth around ears and neck without blocking hearing

Specifications

BandFour-way stretch, air permeable band
FabricSame fabric as the Jetstream Jacket
Fleece BackerLofted micro-grid fleece backer
Hearing ImpactWithout impeding hearing
MembraneWINDSTOPPER(R) by GORE-TEX LABS membrane
Pony Tail PortYes

Pros

  • Lofted micro-grid fleece backer adds warmth in cold conditions.
  • WINDSTOPPER by GORE-TEX LABS membrane helps block frosty drafts.
  • Pony tail port keeps the fit streamlined and practical.
  • Four-way stretch band offers comfort around neck and ears.
  • Air-permeable band is designed to avoid impeding hearing.

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • Designed for bitter-cold, windy conditions, so it may be more coverage than needed for milder hunts or high-output days.
  • The pony tail port is a useful feature for some users, but it adds a fit-specific design element that may not suit everyone.
  • The four-way stretch, air-permeable band is intended to warm the back of the neck and ears while preserving hearing, which means it is focused on balance rather than maximum enclosure.

Suggested Comparisons

  • Cold-weather beanies
  • Windproof hunting headwear
  • Women’s insulated headwear
  • Ponytail-compatible beanies

Suggested Accessories

  • Neck gaiter
  • Balaclava
  • Insulated gloves
  • Hand warmers

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Jetstream Beanie different from a standard winter beanie?

It uses the same fabric as the Jetstream Jacket and includes a lofted micro-grid fleece backer, a WINDSTOPPER(R) by GORE-TEX LABS membrane, and a four-way stretch, air permeable band.

Is this beanie designed for windy conditions?

Yes. The product description says the WINDSTOPPER(R) by GORE-TEX LABS membrane blocks frosty drafts, making it suited to windy, cold conditions.

Does the beanie accommodate a ponytail?

Yes. The product includes a pony tail port.

Will this beanie cover the ears and back of the neck?

Yes. The description says the four-way stretch, air permeable band warms the back of your neck and ears without impeding hearing.

Is this beanie intended for active use or stationary glassing?

It is described as ideal for both charging up steep faces in bitter cold and sitting motionless on a windy ridge.