Badlands Detour Hoodie Review {Why We Love Ours}

Jaimie Robinson // August 16

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Introducing the Badlands Detour Hoodie: Where style meets function in perfect harmony. Whether you're an avid outdoor explorer or simply seeking comfort for your day-to-day adventures, this innovative hoodie from Badlands has you covered. Designed with meticulous attention to detail and crafted using premium materials, the Detour Hoodie promises to be your ultimate companion in tackling any terrain.

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Join us as we delve into the features that make this hoodie stand out, from its cutting-edge performance to its sleek aesthetics, and discover why it has become a game-changer for those who crave functionality and style.

Why we love the Badlands Detour Hoodie:

As someone who sews my own clothes occasionally, I was instantly in love with the detailed measuring instructions for the clothing lines on the Badlands' website. I tend to mix and match my hunting gear and hoodies are always my staple piece. My measurement for my arm length is 32.5 inches. This tends to leave me with exposed wrists in most brands or I have to size up. I ordered this hoodie in a small based on my chest measurement and it worked great.

The Detour Hoodie is water-repellent. I have found the Detour Hoodie to work great in the wind and light rain thanks to its water-repellent features. The PrimaLoft filling adds an advantage over your typical hoodie. The hood is the perfect length to slide over your ponytail and you do not have to maneuver it out of the way for anchoring in archery.

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I have found this lightweight hoodie to be the perfect solution for morning ranch feeding and working in the field with my gun dogs. The wind and water-repellant properties make a perfect addition for late-season skiing and as a pack-along item for fishing or those afternoon mountain rain showers. As a purveyor of all things outdoors, I found the camouflage to fit perfectly to mountain hunting and walking upland fields.

The Detour Hoodie has a convenient zip kangaroo pouch if you are prone to dropping things out of your pocket (are you as clumsy as we are?!). My glass-over slate turkey call fits just right. It's also the perfect place for a snack, a gun dog first aid kit, or your rangefinder.

I cannot wait to try it in a tree stand or crawling after a mule deer through the willows this fall.

The Detour Hoodie from Badlands is the perfect addition to my repertoire in my love of all things outdoors.

Learn more about Badlands and the Detour Hoodie:

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Badlands also has new women's products for 2023:

Women's Lightweight Legging

Blaze color has been added to Women's Flex 1/2-Zip

Women's Andaire Long Sleeve Crew

Women's Source Heavyweight Bottom

Women's Every Wear 1/4-Zip (coming soon) | Women's Every Wear V-Neck (coming soon)

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About the Author

Jaimie Robinson

Jaimie lives north of Denver, Colorado. She is the mother of two wonderful children. All her life, she has had a passion for the outdoors. She concentrates this passion on archery, hunting, and fitness. She grew up in rural western Pennsylvania, where she developed an appreciation for nature and worked on her knack for shooting guns. Spent hours just watching deer move from her back porch and explored the forest. When she moved to Colorado in 2006, she went on her first hunting trip and harvested an antelope with a rifle. In late 2006, she tried archery for the first time and fell in love. She has been active in the archery community in Colorado ever since. Archery has become Jaimie’s passion and she strives to learn everything she can about it. She does her best to share her passion for archery with everyone she meets. She has expanded her horizons to waterfowl and upland hunting, fishing, and rifle hunting. She spends as much time in the outdoors as she can. Jaimie is passionate about making the sport better for women and helping others become better hunters.