Jack Pyke Skeet Gilet - Blue - L

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The Jack Pyke Skeet Gilet is a specialized vest designed for adult male shooters who require a balance of durability and mobility during clay pigeon or target practice. Constructed from a blend of polyester, this gilet offers a lightweight feel through its integrated mesh panels, though users should note that the sizing is specific to sporting performance and may require layering considerations for colder weather.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Blue |
| Gender | Male |
| Material | Polyester |
| Size | L |
| Model Part Number | UTTD344_7 |
| Brand | Jack Pyke |
Yes, the gilet features an ambidextrous design suitable for both left and right-handed shooters.
The gilet is intended to be worn as an outer layer or over light clothing. If wearing over a heavy coat, consider sizing up to ensure comfortable movement.
This model is designed for lightweight mobility and does not feature a dedicated internal recoil pad.
The vest follows standard adult male sizing. Please refer to your regular shirt size, keeping in mind it is designed for a performance fit.
No, it is highly recommended to avoid ironing the mesh panels as they can melt or warp under direct heat.
Avoid overstuffing pockets with heavy items beyond standard shotgun shells.
Be mindful of sharp accessories or vegetation when walking between shooting stations.
Because the gilet is a slip-on garment, no assembly is required. To maintain the life of the vest, it is recommended to wash it on a cool, gentle cycle to prevent damage to the mesh sections. Avoid using harsh chemical bleaches or tumble drying at high temperatures, as the heat can degrade the polyester fibers and the structural integrity of the pockets. Hang drying is the preferred method to preserve the shape of the garment.