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 Re: H20 Raingear
[Re: holsterguy]
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03/17/10 08:50 PM
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cull1
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How do they work in a heavy downpour with high wind?
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Re: H20 Raingear
[Re: cull1]
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03/17/10 08:59 PM
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HHall
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Where around the DFW can you find them? Ill be passing through tomorrow.
Haskell Hall
hhall@lawrencehall.com
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Re: H20 Raingear
[Re: HHall]
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03/17/10 09:01 PM
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M&M13
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They have them at the Lewisville store at I35E and Round Grove.
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Re: H20 Raingear
[Re: M&M13]
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03/17/10 09:04 PM
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HHall
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Haskell Hall
hhall@lawrencehall.com
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Re: H20 Raingear
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03/17/10 10:42 PM
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James_C
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Yeah I just saw a picture on another forum of them and liked the way they looked. I think if the sales man had of know what he was talking about I would have placed an order for them then.
James C.
"You can't blame the worm fer not wantin to go fishin"
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Re: H20 Raingear
[Re: James_C]
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03/17/10 11:26 PM
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Ken Starling
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they look good i am sure thinking about some myself.35 and round grove is the only store i've seen them in and they are a dark blue color and 69.99 for the jacket or bibs.not a bad price
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Re: H20 Raingear
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03/17/10 11:53 PM
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Jerm321122
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Does anyone know who makes this raingear? I went to Academy today and couldnt find any raingear with bibs.
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Re: H20 Raingear
[Re: Jerm321122]
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03/18/10 12:06 AM
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holsterguy
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Burleson usually has a few pair in a couple sizes. They are in the isle with the waders.
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Re: H20 Raingear
[Re: holsterguy]
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03/18/10 02:30 PM
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jsix321
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I had a pair and took them back. They are probably pretty good for light rains and light wind but wouldnt use them in anything more. Two weekends ago at the Media Bass Eagle Mountain tournament I had mine on and I was soaked by noon. When driving in the boat they cut most of the wind but do let some through. Be sure and layer up underneath like the others say. For the money they are good, but for me I am going to spend the extra money and get something I know that works. Thats why I took them back. Worst part is the crotch seem leaked and it was cold out.
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