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Rapala sweatshirts are the ultimate combination of comfort, function and warmth, and a must-have for when the temperatures head south. Great for cool mornings on the water or evenings fireside with friends. All of our hooded sweatshirts feature premium materials, a kangaroo front pouch and logo proudly displaying your loyalty to Rapala and its family of brands.
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For early fall or late spring when there’s just a slight chill in the air, choose the lighter weight Rapala Jersey Knit Hoodie or Rapala Lures Burnout Hoodie. For a unique look, go for the Realtree Camo hooded sweatshirt. If you’re planning on working up a sweat reeling in lunkers, opt for our Performance sweatshirts with technical fabric to wick moisture away but lock warmth in. Looking for a traditional, heavyweight hoodie? We’ve got those too – in several colors and styles.
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