Hawk HWKHA3006 Arc Hunting Umbrella - Chaos Camo, 38.5" W x 45" L
- Finish-Color:
- Hawk Chaos
- Dimensions:
- 38.50" W x 45" L
The Hawk HWKHA3006 Arc Hunting Umbrella in Chaos Camo is built to keep you dry and concealed in the field. At 38.5" wide by 45" long, this hunting umbrella delivers the coverage you need without the bulk of traditional rain gear—ideal for hunters who want to stay mobile and maintain their camouflage profile in wet conditions. The Arc design and Chaos Camo pattern let you stay hidden while you wait out weather during early mornings, late afternoons, or unexpected rain that could otherwise ruin a hunt.
Unlike standard umbrellas, a hunting-specific design focuses on what matters in the field: staying dry, staying concealed, and keeping your hands and gear accessible. The Chaos Camo finish works across varied terrain and vegetation, blending in where you'd otherwise stand out. Whether you're glassing from a ridge, sitting in a ground blind, or moving between locations, this umbrella gives you weather protection without forcing you to choose between staying comfortable and staying hidden.
This is a compact solution for hunters who prefer lightweight, packable rain protection to bulky jackets or ponchos. The dimensions (38.5" W × 45" L) offer practical coverage for one person and essential gear without the weight penalty of larger shelters. It's the kind of detail-oriented accessory that separates a day cut short by weather from a hunt that goes according to plan.
Specifications
| Width | 38.5" |
| Length | 45" |
| Pattern | Chaos Camo |
| Model | HWKHA3006 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Hawk Arc Hunting Umbrella camouflaged?
Yes. The Hawk HWKHA3006 features Chaos Camo, a camouflage pattern designed to blend in natural hunting environments.
What size is this hunting umbrella?
The Hawk Arc measures 38.5" wide by 45" long, providing coverage for one person and essential gear in the field.
What are the main use cases for a hunting umbrella?
A hunting umbrella like the Hawk Arc is designed to provide weather protection while you're stationary—glassing, sitting a ground blind, or waiting for game—while keeping you concealed with camouflage and letting you maintain hand and gear access unlike rain jackets or ponchos.