Browning Skeet Vests are typically branded on the chest and on the rear.  They mostly share the same features so choosing the one that is right for you is mainly a styling choice.  The biggest practical difference is whether you prefer leather shooting patches or not.

Browning Skeet Vests features:

• Bellow / Cartridge pockets:  These large pockets can typically hold up to fifty cartridges each, although comfortably a more accurate figure is 30.  Easy access to your shells whilst out on the range can make all the difference. Especially when speed is an issue.
• Mesh:  Good mesh improves breath ability and helps both air flow circulation and temperature control.  All Browning Skeet Vests include a mesh back but look for front vents on selected models.
• Ambidextrous shooting patches with recoil pad pocket:  All of the current generation of vests are ambidextrous and include a recoil pad pocket on both sides suitable for the Browning G3 Reactor Recoil pad.  This handy pocket lets you slip in a recoil pad to lessen the impact of firing, especially when shooting a lot such as in a competition.
• Rear number clips:  A simple feature only available on the Sporter Curve and Pro Sport versions.  Handy clips to clip your number on for easy identification when in competitions.
• Rear Adjust ability:  Different Browning Skeet Vests handle this in different ways, check out each vest individually.  Some vests feature an elastic back for ease and comfort whereas others have adjustable straps.
• Freedom of movement: There is plenty of freedom of movement in the vests and they are designed to be worn over other clothing. So are generally true to size without having to adjust for extra layers.