GET INTO THE HUNT
Hunting clothing usually fails in one of two places: the knees or the wash.
Off The Grid Surplus builds workwear that treats a season the way a work pant treats a job site. Double-knee pants that survive crawling a fence line. Chore coats and denim shirts cut close enough to wear into town afterwards. Tapered pants that do not balloon over boots. It is field clothing that does not announce itself as field clothing.
Why Venator carries this line. Most camo apparel is priced like technical gear and built like fast fashion. This is the reverse — plain colours, honest construction, $12 to $129, and it holds up. It earns the shelf as the clothing you actually reach for on the days you are scouting, working the lease, or driving home.
What is in the line
| Piece | Built for | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Afterburner Jacket | Cold mornings, layered | $129 |
| Hardened Double Knee Pant | Crawling, kneeling, brush | $115 |
| Heston Chore Coat | Shoulder season, truck to blind | $98.50 |
| Lancer Taper Fit Pant | Over boots, no bunching | $94.50 |
| Earl Denim Shirt | Layering, wears into town | $94.50 |
| Trailblazer Standard Fit Pant | All-day wear, roomier cut | $89.50 |
Who this is for, and who it is not
For: hunters who want clothing that works in the field and does not need changing before dinner, in colours that do not read as costume.
Not for: anyone who needs a specific camo pattern for a specific season, or waterproof shell performance. This is cotton and canvas workwear, not a rain system.
Venator hunting — get into the hunt.
