BE: 1 Fortress Bib
The BE:1 Fortress Bib features 100g of Primaloft SilverTM insulation in the chest and lower legs and 133g from the waist through mid-thigh. Unmatched in storage, the BE:1 Fortress Bib is equipped with six easily accessible pockets and two additional chest handwarmer pockets. A full-length center zipper makes for easy dressing and fly usage, while extended leg zippers with storm flaps ensure easy on and off. Upper stretch panels and adjustable suspenders keep the bib in place and minimize restrictions.
Use ScentLok OZ ozone generators to clean and refresh your carbon clothing before your hunts, enhancing your time in the field. OZ ozone generators are designed to emit a powerful stream of ozone molecules to virtually eliminate all types of odors and bacteria as well as reduce viruses.
Read MoreCarbon Alloy™ technology for maximum odor adsorption & scent control
Waterproof design keeps you dry & warm
Windbrake® technology windproof membrane to protect you from the elements
Thermal mapped Primaloft® Silver insulation offers the perfect warmth (100g in the chest & lower legs, 133g waist through mid-thigh)
Soft & flexible fleece shell fabric provides crucial quietness
Six storage & two chest hand-warming pockets to keep your essential gear close and secure
Full-length center zipper for easy dressing & fly usage
Leg zippers with storm flaps for easy on & off
Removable hood provides protection from the elements
Designed to complement the ScentLok BE:1 Fortress Parka and complete the elite-level late-season bowhunting apparel suite, the 100% waterproof, windproof, and breathable BE:1 Fortress Bib features a soft, quiet, and flexible brushed fleece shell fabric, thermal-mapped PrimaloftTM Silver insulation for perfect warmth, and proprietary ScentLok Carbon AlloyTM technology for maximum odor adsorption.
The BE:1 Fortress Bib completes the late-season cold-weather bowhunting apparel system that checks every box. It’s available in three camo patterns and ten sizes to meet the distinct needs of any hunter.
