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HUK Rain gear #11384844 02/02/16 01:22 AM
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I tried to search, but couldn't find anything.
Just curious how the HUK rain gear holds up. Nothing worse than leaking bibs, but not looking
to spend $$ on Simms.



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Re: HUK Rain gear [Re: Tony_Wornick] #11384866 02/02/16 01:28 AM
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I bought the new model bibs and foul weather jacket a couple of months ago. I like them so far.

Re: HUK Rain gear [Re: Tony_Wornick] #11385254 02/02/16 03:29 AM
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Gore Tex is worth the price of admission. Guranteed to keep you dry. I use Simms and the gear is awesome. Yet plenty of companies feature Gore tex. Simms Contender bibs/jackets are so worth the investment. You get what you pay for.

Re: HUK Rain gear [Re: Tony_Wornick] #11385663 02/02/16 01:43 PM
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I like the regular camo better than the kryptek...The regular ones have been discontinued though...

Re: HUK Rain gear [Re: Tony_Wornick] #11386475 02/02/16 05:44 PM
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I just got mine and have only fished in the cold and like them. Fishing in the rain will be the test.

Re: HUK Rain gear [Re: forkduc] #11386911 02/02/16 08:39 PM
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Originally Posted By: forkduc
I just got mine and have only fished in the cold and like them. Fishing in the rain will be the test.


+1

Definitely the best looking on the market but that's not worth a flip if it doesn't keep you dry.

I'll know more in a few months.


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Re: HUK Rain gear [Re: JacksonBean] #11388772 02/03/16 04:52 PM
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Looks like mine will get a good test at Fork on Saturday! Let you know.

Re: HUK Rain gear [Re: Tony_Wornick] #11390405 02/04/16 03:06 AM
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Your in luck. I was on FB and they had a sale going on, the bibs were for $199 and the jacket, too. They do have a set of bibs for $324 if you want to spend the money on them. Here is the link:

http://www.hukgear.com/collections/new-g...campaign=Hoozon

Hope this helps. Tight lines, keep safe and good luck.

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Tight lines, keep safe and good luck.

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They work! I bought in October fished squaw in some rain an cold sleet. Fished rayburn while it was sprinkling an cold....get a size bigger tho. Ripped mine and just ordered the new kyrptek


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Definitely recommend them. Got mine on sale before Christmas at $150 each piece. Would recommend to up size as well. I like to layer and with the fleece underneath they were snug

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Originally Posted By: KPDenney
Definitely recommend them. Got mine on sale before Christmas at $150 each piece. Would recommend to up size as well. I like to layer and with the fleece underneath they were snug


FYI the old camo ones ran small. The new kryptek series is re-seized and runs truer.

I've got a brand new XL pair (of the new ones) for sale if anyone is interested.

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Pretty good deal right here if you're looking for an XL

http://texasfishingforum.com/forums/ubbt...ibs_-_XL#UNREAD

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I have the old HUK rainsuit and its good for spring summer. For cold weather I wear the cabelas guidewear xtreme . It was 50 out and I was sweating.

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It was very cold and rainy this weekend on Sandlin. It rained on us for hours on Saturday and Sunday it was 29 degrees. The Huk Kryptek suit worked fantastically. It completely keeps wind shear off of you travelling at high speeds and has that great little zipper to take a whiz. It kept me completely dry save a little moisture at my wrists where the suit ends and my thermals were wicking up some of the moisture. It does have straps that I could have cinched down more but it wasn't enough to matter.

Top notch foul weather gear.


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I have the old jacket in 2xl and it was tight, I wear xl normally.
First set of new style bibs in 2xl was way big, exchanged for xl and they were a bit snug with 2 layers,under armor long johns and a thick hoodie!
Kept me dry in the rain and are pretty wind proof.

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