Interested as well, thinking about getting the new whitetail scrape jacket and bibs. The Sherpa lining looks warm for sure.

 

I Have some. Pretty well built. Fit is true. Seams are well sewn. Not a bad deal. Good camo pattern.

 

I bought the cottonwood set on a sale from Dicks at a great price- very warm and wind proof. The side zipper on the pullover jacket was unzipping a bit as I moved around in the stand. Other than that I liked the quality.

FYI- I sized up as I would be wearing layers underneath and glad I did.

 

I just bought a set of Nomad Dunn clothes(pants, Coat and vest) from a guy on here and I got to wear it twice in Sub 20 Degrees and i stayed warm. Had no issues with wind coming through. That includes walking directly into the wind while it was snowing in my face.
Only extra clothing i had on was a t shirt and a pullover hoodie. I think the vest/jacket would of sufficed though also.

 

I have quite a bit of their clothing and I like it. Cottonwood series is very warm and windproof. Well built stuff that keeps you warm.

 

Was looking at them as well. Like how they have Mossy Oak Obsession for turkey hunting..

 

I had Nomad when they first came out because the had the Kryptek pattern and I didn't care for the garments. Everything was super thin and nothing was wind proof. I heard that quality is much better now, but I went to arctic shield and have been happy. Super gear at a great price

 

I have had nomad clothes because the make gear in mossy oak bottomland. I now have started buying drake nontypical and really like it. Quality/well made gear. Nontypical gear seems more durable than Nomad gear I have had.

 

I had the cottonwood bibs and they are fantastic for the price, I bought them on sale from Rogers for 80$ but I ended up selling it for sitka.
The pullover I would rate as super nice though, the integrated hand pocket in the front is awesome. I bought the sitka fanatic jacket which should've replaced it but I only paid 80 for the pullover too and it's so nice I just can't let it go, I'll probably use it until it hits low 40s with only a base layer than switch over to my other jacket.

 

Wow $80 a piece is a steal. I paid $100 each at Dicks

 

I have several nomad gear and love them. I have a mid-season (forget the name) jacket and pants and also the Duo-Down hooded jacket. The Duo-Down is hands down the best jacket I've ever worn. I have plythal, also very good and some redhead gear. Happy with all but I think the Nomad is the best bang for the buck.

 

I was looking at them as well. Thanks for all of this info.

 

I have the cottonwood pullover and pants. They work great and keep you warm. Went to get my son some this year and can’t find the pullover. Is Nomad not making the cottonwood no more.

 

Cottonwood is what I have, very warm, wind proof, and durable. Only complaint is there pretty bulky.

 

I have the harvester jacket and pants, as well as the stretch lite pants and leafy jacket. I use the harvester jacket and pants for deer hunting when it gets above 40 or so and the stretch lite pants and leafy jacket are my go to for spring gobbler season. I've been happy with their products.

 

Where can I buy the cottonwood pullover. I found the pants just need to get a XL pullover. I love mine don’t have to put a bunch of layers underneath to stay warm.

 

I've been checking out their stuff