Warm Camo Hunting Beanie - First Lite Tag Cuff Merino Wool

Classic Merino | Everyday beanie built out of heavyweight Merino wool for winter fishing and early- or late-season hunts. Merino Wool | Naturally thermal regulating, Merino warms up or cools down according to your body temperature. Cuffed for Versatility | Classic cuff style can be rolled down or up to cover your ears or help you hear for game. Fit | One size fits all. Specs | [Primary Usages] Casual, Hunting, Fishing, Waterfowl, Upland, Tree Stand, Spot & Stalk; [Material] 100% Merino Wool; [Actual Weight] 3.3oz.

First Lite aims to provide the best possible apparel for hunters who appreciate the difference. As sportsmen and women, we're obsessed with building functional products for the tree stand, the back forty, and expeditions in the Brooks Range. We ensure the future of our shared passion through funding and hands-on participation in the conservation of wildlife and protection of our collective access to the wild places these creatures inhabit. We are hunters first, business people second. This isn't to say we don't take our company seriously.

Fabric that breathes better than anything on the market and also provides unparalleled protection from the elements. In order to be an authentic hunting lifestyle brand, it is critical that our employees get out and hunt, most average 40 days a year.

Nestled in the Wood River Valley of Central Idaho, First Lite strives to make the best apparel in the hunting industry with innovative technologies for specific hunting pursuits in any weather. From proprietary camouflaged rain jackets & pants to merino wool baselayers, First Lite is fully stocked with all the hunting apparel necessary to stay in the game all year long. Specializing in Merino wool and 37.5 Technology supercharged fabrics, First Lite's hunting apparel excels at natural thermal regulation and moisture management to keep you comfortable and scent-free.

Both our passion and business model are based on the protection of wildlife in wild places. Supporting groups that protect wildlife, wild places and hunter heritage is a critical part of our conservation efforts. Since 2018, we've been working to rehabilitate winter range in Southern Idaho degraded by fire and invasive cheatgrass. To date, we've planted more than 50,000 native shrub seedlings. Our employees collect seed for the nurseries that grow the sage and bitterbrush seedlings we use in our Brush for Bucks Intiative, which benefit wintering mule deer, elk, pronghorn & sage grouse.

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