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 Suggestions on camo rain gear
#45088
12/08/05 03:56 PM
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raiderred
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Light Foot
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Light Foot
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I'm looking for someone who makes good, durable, quiet camo rain gear, especially like uninsulated bibs and jackets--any ideas? Thanks!
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Re: Suggestions on camo rain gear
[Re: raiderred]
#45089
12/08/05 06:26 PM
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kbobbjr
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I'm partial to Frogg Toggs myself but I haven't been able to find anyone locally that carries the bib/jacket suits (they may not even make them anymore).
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Re: Suggestions on camo rain gear
[Re: kbobbjr]
#45090
12/12/05 10:52 PM
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Lone Ranger
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I have used the Redhead Squaltex from Bass Pro. It works well for the money and is not too expensive. You might take a look at it.
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Re: Suggestions on camo rain gear
[Re: Lone Ranger]
#45091
12/17/05 01:36 PM
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SmallGauge
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I have two sets. One from Cabelas and a set of 10x, both with GoreTex. The Cabelas set is far superior in my opinion.
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Re: Suggestions on camo rain gear
[Re: raiderred]
#45092
01/11/06 01:53 PM
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topwater_elvis
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Bird Dog
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go get you some MT 050 at Cabelas. This is life time Gortex gear that you'll wear for everything. I've been in rain for a week with it. It absorbs some water in those heavy conditions, but otherwise I like it a lot.
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