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Stealth Black
Price $179.95
Grizzly Puffer Hoodie
Price $179.95
Tactical Hoodie 5.0 + Grizzly Puffer Hoodie
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Grizzly Puffer Hoodie + Rain Jacket
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Most winter hoodies pick a side. A full down puffer keeps the heat in but your arms live inside a sleeping bag - reach across the truck bed and the sleeves bunch at the elbow; swing an axe and you overheat in two minutes flat. A fleece hoodie moves with you, but your core goes cold the second the wind picks up.
The BÆRSkin Grizzly Puffer Hoodie is engineered the way a grizzly's own coat is: dense insulation at the core, lighter fibre at the joints. One hoodie built from two fabrics, mapped exactly to where your body loses heat and where it needs to move.
The First Puffer Built the Way a Grizzly's Coat Is Built.


The science is simple. Not every square inch of your body loses heat at the same rate. Your core - chest, back, kidneys - loses it fastest, so that's where you need maximum insulation. Your joints need freedom of movement more than they need bulk. Pack them with down and they stiffen; wrap them in fleece and they move. That's targeted heat mapping, and it's how the Grizzly keeps you both warm and mobile at the same time.


The point of a winter hoodie isn't to look winter-proof. It's to let you keep doing the things you'd otherwise skip in November. The Grizzly handles yard mornings, fishing dawns, campsite breakfasts and the drive home with the heater running. On its own on a cold-but-dry day. Zipped into the Heavy-Storm Rain Jacket when the sky turns. Either way: core hot, arms free, pockets loaded.
It's a construction method where insulation is placed deliberately based on where your body actually needs it. Your core (chest, back, kidneys) loses heat fastest, so that's where the duck down sits. Your joints (shoulders, elbows, hood) need to move freely, so those are built from bonded MicroFleece instead. The result is a hoodie that's warm where it should be and mobile everywhere else - rather than one that just piles bulk evenly across the whole garment.