3. Paramo Halcon (pic related)
http://www.paramo-clothing.com/en-gb/explore-range/product/?pk=5A046B7C-748C-4E93-8397-E2710BFB5631&attributes=FCBDB5D3-90B7-4766-871F-389AF483A8BE (holy fuck that link)
I've heard good things about the brand, and the jacket looks breddy good. It's made of something called NikWax, which is the brand's own fabric. it looks like a pretty neat waterproofing system, but it also seems kind of "flimsy" and needs to be recoated via wash in waterproofing somewhat regularly. It's got arm vents near the biceps, and 9 pockets. The brand seems to be pretty enviornmentally conscious, which is nice, but not really something I think about much when it comes to jackets.
4. Fjallraven Ovik Eco-shell,
https://www.fjallraven.us/products/ovik-eco-shell-jacketAgain, I've heard great things about the brand. The jacket is once again made by the brand's own fabric. It's got at least 6 pockets, but I'm not sold on the 2 back pockets.
5. Harkila Pro Hunter X,
https://harkila.com/products/jackets/pro-hunter-x-jacketsame shit for this one as the one's before it; I've read good reviews of both the brand and this coat in particular. its got goretex and cordura, and its got its own set of special features like a radio pocket on the arm and a reflective strip on the other arm that you can pull out and wrap around for hunting and shit. Its also got a 5 year warranty, which is neat but not really a dealbreaker.
Which of these would be the best? They're all in the same class of clothing, in that they're all hard-wearing hunting/stalking jackets, but which does it best? also, I could be missing something on the brands; their could be plenty of shitty reviews that I've overlooked on any of them, so please let me know if this is the case.
