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 Re: Rain Gear Recommendations?
[Re: CNewton1372]
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03/10/15 10:31 PM
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Amac88
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I even went snowboarding in my Frabill F2, stayed dry and warm
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Re: Rain Gear Recommendations?
[Re: CNewton1372]
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03/10/15 10:32 PM
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krawlin 47
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Patagonia rain gear rocks
Whether you think you can or you can't, you are probably right.
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Re: Rain Gear Recommendations?
[Re: CNewton1372]
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03/10/15 10:51 PM
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Phototex
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Frog Toggs are on sale at the Lewisville Gander Mountain for $19.99 - yesterday, my guide wore Frog Toggs under GoreTex, and he stayed dry. So did I, wearing (without Frog Toggs) an LLBean GoreTex parka and Lands End GoreTex pants with rubber ExtraTuf boots from Alaska.
PB: 10-01 on a Ribbit frog
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Re: Rain Gear Recommendations?
[Re: CNewton1372]
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03/10/15 11:45 PM
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jimmye123
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Frog toggs if u want to be wet , h20 are fair to good so far, have worn them I pretty good rains, so far om, not really on the warm side, the hood needs improved, but for 69.00 each piece ok....
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Re: Rain Gear Recommendations?
[Re: Nick From Minnesota]
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03/11/15 12:07 AM
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guntz67
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When you guys say "H2O", what are you referring to exactly?
I google'd it and I found academy H2O Express bibs and jacket for 200$. Is that right? Yes that's what I have and LOVE them wind and rain proof good stuff
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Re: Rain Gear Recommendations?
[Re: bcoop1723]
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03/13/15 11:50 PM
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chadcox
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The H2O gear is good for the price but you do need maintain them by using scotchgard, washing them effects their waterproofing. How does washing hurt them?
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Re: Rain Gear Recommendations?
[Re: CNewton1372]
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03/14/15 03:09 AM
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hoghead2007
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h2o is at academy and buy the best you can afford i have a bps 100mph and cables guide wear and they are comfortable and keep you dry
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Re: Rain Gear Recommendations?
[Re: CNewton1372]
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03/14/15 04:07 AM
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Nutman
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If you just want to stay dry in the rain & it is not cold get and wear a Foot Joy golf rain suit.
if you want "warmth" then you have to go with Gore-Tex.
My Cabelas Guide Wear kept me both warm and dry in the downpour at Lake Conroe last weekend.
My son has the BPS 100+ and he fished in the rain today with no issues.
But I only wear the Foot Joy suit when it is above 40* and I don't need the Gore-Tex.
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Re: Rain Gear Recommendations?
[Re: CNewton1372]
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03/14/15 11:53 PM
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Lee in Texas
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I have a set of Frogg Toggs, went looking yesterday on returning from fishing and stopped by Academy.
They had zero Frogg Toggs, I know there are better set than I have but they were out.
Anyhow, bought a set of their H20 bibs and jacket. Look good but, heck of a difference in price too.
$69.99 each.
Hope they last better and are comfortable. From what is said on previous reports on here... they may just work out!
God Bless
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Re: Rain Gear Recommendations?
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03/15/15 02:20 AM
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skins84
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Cabelas Guidewear. Bought them in 97-98 I think and they are still warm and dry. They have been used extensively over the years and still haven't let me down.
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Re: Rain Gear Recommendations?
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03/15/15 02:38 AM
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Frank the Tank
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Are you guys scotch-gaurding your H2O, or just wear like it is?
Jesus loves all of us
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Re: Rain Gear Recommendations?
[Re: Frank the Tank]
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03/15/15 12:03 PM
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Lee in Texas
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Are you guys scotch-gaurding your H2O, or just wear like it is? Should they be? Every other use? Twice a year? Annually? I really don't know... God Bless
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Re: Rain Gear Recommendations?
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03/15/15 12:37 PM
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Slinger2
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The zippers have failed on both of the frog tog jackets I have bought. Going to get the 100 MPH and be done with it forever.
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Re: Rain Gear Recommendations?
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03/15/15 01:04 PM
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KSbassman
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I've had Cabelas Guidewear since 2000. They are dry and warm. A good set of gear is just as important as a Power pole or a electronics upgrade, or rod reel combo. Nobody even blinks at those costs. I don't know which is better as far as brand. At the time Cabelas was closer.
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