JACKET MODE
Wear the HeatLoc in jacket position while climbing into your stand, organizing gear or getting settled.
Both systems are designed to keep hunters warm during long, cold sits. The biggest difference is how they function when the hunt starts moving.
Staying warm while sitting still is only part of the job.
Hunters still need to glass, call, use their phone, adjust gear and eventually take the shot.
IWOM was designed around those moments — giving you full-body cold-weather coverage without turning your arms into something you have to free from the suit first.
The HeatLoc Pro Extreme uses built-in sleeves so your upper body can continue functioning while you remain protected.
The HeatLoc Pro Extreme is built around more than insulation. Its features are designed around how hunters actually move, sit and react in the field.
Wear the HeatLoc in jacket position while climbing into your stand, organizing gear or getting settled.
The lower body creates one protected chamber around both legs and boots rather than separating them.
Glass, rattle, grunt, use your phone or handle equipment without opening the entire suit.
Generous arm construction and sewn-in wrist gaiters help manage warm air while limiting cold-air exchange.
The sleeved design means you don't have to completely unzip and drop your upper-body protection before shooting.
The suit converts into its own waist-carried configuration for the walk to your hunting location.
Keep your hands protected in an insulated built-in muff while keeping them immediately available.
An integrated facemask and weather hood provide additional coverage around the head, face and neck.
Take your IWOM into the field and try the system for yourself before deciding if it's right for you.
IWOM full-body hunting systems have been used by hunters in cold-weather conditions for years.
Both are intended for stationary cold-weather hunting. The designs simply solve the problem differently.
Pack the suit around your waist for the walk in.
Wear the upper portion while climbing and preparing your setup.
Extend the lower section around your legs and boots once you're settled.
Use the built-in sleeves while remaining inside the system.
Carry the body suit to the hunting location.
Get into the full-body suit after reaching your hunting position.
Use the insulated enclosure during long stationary sits.
The hunter exits the upper portion of the suit when preparing to shoot.
A cold-weather hunting suit shouldn't stop functioning when a deer finally appears.
That's the thinking behind IWOM's sleeved, convertible design: full-body heat retention when you're sitting still and access to your arms when you need them.
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Hear from a hunter with years of body-suit experience who put the HeatLoc Pro Extreme to work in extreme cold.
The review focuses on the things that matter once you're actually hunting: warmth, mobility and being ready when it's time to take the shot.
WATCH THE REVIEW →Try your IWOM HeatLoc hunting suit for up to 90 days. If you aren't satisfied, send it back for a refund.