Key features of the Winter Yukon Jacket
- Warmth without bulk → Efficient and lightweight Climashield® Apex™ 67 g/m² synthetic insulation keeps you comfortable in sub-zero temperatures and stays warm even when wet.
- Durable fabric → The outer layer is Duracanvas, enhanced for resistance to sparks, abrasion, and mechanical damage, and suitable for waxing.
- Weather resistance → Advanced protection against wind and moisture, a hydrophobic finish, and a three-point adjustable hood support performance in snow and rain.
- Freedom of movement → An ergonomic cut and underarm ventilation allow for intense activity, comfortable backpack carry, and easy tool handling.
- Smart organization → Eight functional EDC pockets, plus paracord loops and MOLLE slots for essential gear, ensure efficiency during bushcraft tasks.
Warmth and endurance
Winter Yukon combines warmth, protection, and mobility. It shields you from cold, wind, and moisture without limiting your fieldwork, while the outer fabric is enhanced with increased resistance to sparks.
The jacket is designed for those who spend time by open fires, sleep under a tarp, and squeeze between rocks and sharp branches. Intended use: winter trekking, route reconnaissance, field EDC – the Yukon was created with exactly this kind of activity in mind.
YUKON WINTER JACKET WITH ENHANCED PROTECTION AGAINST SPARKS
You light, chop, carry – and Yukon works with you
Challenges come quickly if you're running a winter camp in the woods. You spend long hours in one spot – with smoke, damp, and cold wind around you. What you need is a work jacket that is functional, easy to operate in gloves, and durable.
What matters on the job?
- Strong outer fabric – reinforced resistance to sparks, abrasion, and snags.
- Work-ready hood – 3-point adjustment + high collar to shield your cheeks and neck.
- Practical fit – hook-and-loop cuffs, hem drawcord, and extended back.
- Built for gloved hands – pockets are easy to handle even with work gloves on.
- Warmth despite moisture – synthetic insulation keeps you warm when damp and dries fast.
How to build the perfect setup?
Layer smart: US lvl 2 thermal underwear as a base, with the Patriot Fleece or Woodsman Shirt on top. For your legs, choose the durable Woodsman Pants. Spread your gear between the Bushcraft Satchel and Foxtrot Mk2 Rig, and keep your hands safe with Lumber Gloves. Don't forget a first aid kit, like the Bushcraft First Aid Kit. The Supertarp will shield your station from rain and wind when the weather turns.
You move with purpose, and Yukon keeps pace
Do you not give up on hiking, bushcraft, or rucking in winter? Neither do we. In the cold season, you cover distance, carry your pack, and operate in shifting weather. That's why you need a layer that warms without bulk, protects against the elements, and doesn't restrict you while working or marching.
What matters on the move?
- Warmth and lightness – stable temperature during breaks; insulation keeps you warm even when wet.
- Thermal control – quickly dump excess heat through built-in ventilation.
- Weather protection – DWR and tight construction take on moisture and wind gusts.
- Mobility under a pack – ergonomically cut sleeves and shoulders move with you.
- Easy access – high-set pockets, paracord loops, and MOLLE system for your EDC.
How to build the perfect setup?
Pair your layers with US lvl 1 thermal underwear, then the Alpha Tactical Fleece, Winter Warden Insulated Shirt, and Pilgrim Pants. Carry gear comfortably with the Bergen Backpack for the main load, Essential Kitbag for quick access, and EDC Magnetic Belt with SERE Pouch for small essentials. Protect your hands with Lumber Gloves, and complete your safety backup with the Bushcraft First Aid Kit. You're ready for a long day in the field.
You blend into the crowd, but Yukon is always ready
Do you treat the city as your terrain? Commutes, transfers, quick tasks, EDC always with you. Then you need a solid, versatile jacket that shields you from winter weather, delivers functionality from morning to night, and stays comfortable on the move. Good news: we've tested Yukon in the city, too.
What matters day to day?
- Universal look – technical design, clean cut, easily pairs with everyday clothing.
- Reliable protection – windproof construction + DWR against rain and moisture.
- EDC at hand – logical pocket layout for documents, phone, power bank, gloves, etc.
- Comfort in motion – ergonomic cut, multiple adjustments, and glove-friendly pockets.
- Warmth all day – insulation keeps you warm in the cold without overheating on the subway.
How to build the perfect setup?
Combine UTP Denim Stretch pants with a Rogue Hoodie or Defender Shirt, and you have a low-profile set for the whole day. Pack essentials in the EDC Lite Backpack or EDC Side Bag, plus a handy waist pack like the Possum. The Concealed Carry Belt gives you stability, while Urban Tactical Mk2 Gloves provide grip and protection. Round it out with an EDC First Aid Kit for safety.
