Skwala Sol Defense Hoody
In Stock • Bozeman, MT
- High performance sun hoody that guards against biting insects.
- Built from the same 100% polyester knit fabric as the body of the Sol Tactical Hoody for excellent feel and maximum air flow.
- Core fibers treated with Permethrin for long lasting insect protection, up to 40 washes.
- Single side dump pocket for convenient storage and easy access to essential items.
- Thumb loops protect hands from sun and bugs.
- Full scuba hood for maximum head and neck coverage.
Description
No distractions. “Nice” weather isn't always nice to fish in. A halo of mosquitos circling your head, a skein of sandflies coating your hands, and fiery midday sun scorching your skin—summery days can demand just as much protection as rainy or snowy ones. This technical sun hoody is engineered to handle it all. Breathable, high-stretch knit fabric provides a light and airy feel with full 50+ UPF sun protection, while Permethrin-treated core fibers repel biting insects. Stay cool, comfortable, and fully protected from sun damage and bug bites so you can focus on the water.
Sun Protection
The Sol Collection is built to keep anglers protected, no matter the conditions. Featuring innovative textiles with benefits like sun protection, quick-dry properties, anti-microbial finishing, and insect-repellent technology, this apparel delivers superior coverage without compromise. Thoughtful design and high-performance materials make this collection stand out in a sea of similarity.
Sun & Bug Tough
We set out to build a sun hoody that delivers durability, protection, and all-day comfort on the water. Engineered with a unique combination of lightweight, breathable fabric and built-in insect-repellent technology, it offers next-level performance for anglers who demand more. Designed for long days under the sun, it features UPF 50+ protection, quick-dry properties, and an airy, next-to-skin feel. Staying cool, dry, and protected when fishing through the toughest conditions requires more than just a stretchy shirt—it requires purposeful engineering.
