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Extreme weather clothing reaches new high with the release of Ice Armor X™

New Ice Armor X™ Extreme Weather Suit to build on
success of wildly popular Cold Weather Suit: The BLUE Suit

Minneapolis, MN – Who knows? Maybe George Mallory and Andrew Irvine would’ve survived Mount Everest had they been wearing Ice Armor X™. No guarantees, but their odds surely would have improved. This is certain: Your chances of enjoying a blustery winter day on the ice are bettered while donning Ice Armor X.

Ice anglers everywhere have discovered the warmth, protection and utility of the Ice Armor Cold Weather Suit, the original BLUE suit. And for 2007, anglers and winter lovers will be outfitted for even nastier conditions. The Ice Armor Extreme Weather Suit offers the same celebrated features as the original – waterproof, windproof and comfortable – with the added features of bibs that convert into ice fishing pants, contemporary gray/pewter and black styling, and a removable ArcticShield™ liner jacket.

ArcticShield technology captures 97% of your body heat and returns it back to you. ArcticShield technology is especially effective while sitting or standing still – ice fishing – when your core body temperature is prone to drop rapidly. Remove the liner jacket and use the Extreme Weather Suit as the ultimate rain gear for cold wet days. The ArcticShield liner jacket is also the perfect standalone jacket when there’s just a hint of winter in the air. No doubt, the Ice Armor Extreme Weather Suit is versatile.

Ice fishing expert and Clam Corp Pro Staffer Brian “Bro” Brosdahl says, “The Ice Armor Extreme Weather Suit is the finest set (parka & bibs) of outerwear I’ve ever put on. Now this stuff is warm…

I can wear it all winter while guiding, searching the lake from my snowmobile, before setting up the Fish Traps (portable ice fishing shelters) for my clients.”

Ice Armor X, as they say, “Is like wearing your portable fish house.”

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