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 Re: Frogg toggs
[Re: ezbassin]
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01/19/11 06:08 AM
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Allison1
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I still wear my old thin Frogg Toggs rainsuit for everyday stuff. It has a few little holes but its almost 10 years old.
I have several newer ones and one stays in the boat for unexpected weather. I've put a hole in one pair that was supposed to be heavy duty or at least the material was thicker. Split a seam in the crotch and I'm not sure if its the suits fault or Jack in the Box.
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Re: Frogg toggs
[Re: GoArmy]
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01/19/11 06:47 AM
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jigging
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Save your money and get something better zippers break and you will get soaked in a decent rain shower
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Re: Frogg toggs
[Re: jigging]
#5736883
01/19/11 06:12 PM
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fisherman dan
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used mine twice- got wet both times, I don't use them any more. A waste of $80.00!!
Tight Lines!
God Bless
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Re: Frogg toggs
[Re: fisherman dan]
#5736972
01/19/11 06:37 PM
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Rodney2100
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save your money - they do not breath, the zippers dont work half of the time and you will get wet if there is any rain more than a sprinkle
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Re: Frogg toggs
[Re: GoArmy]
#5737049
01/19/11 07:04 PM
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mbassn
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I have I older ones and they were terrible.. I bought the amphibious jacket to use for a light weight wind breaker which in my opinion is all frogg toggs are good for.
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Re: Frogg toggs
[Re: joho5]
#5737311
01/19/11 08:20 PM
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Posts: 203
coachfish
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I have the bib and jacket. Paid $100 total at BPS. Have stayed completely dry when I've had to wear them. Warm too.
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Re: Frogg toggs
[Re: coachfish]
#5737564
01/19/11 09:23 PM
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senko9S
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ive had a set for over 5 years and love em. theyre pretty scraggly lookin now but have worked great for when the 100MPH gear is too much.
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Re: Frogg toggs
[Re: senko9S]
#5737773
01/19/11 10:14 PM
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Posts: 2,661
Bass Johnson
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I use them with my coveralls in the winter and am fine...just make sure you spray them and the coveralls with silicon spray and you should be fine.
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Re: Frogg toggs
[Re: Bass Johnson]
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01/19/11 11:54 PM
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Jumpin J
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My friend has the heavier/thicker material, and he likes 'em fine. you do have to be careful of ripping them at the seams, be sure they're big enough to go over your other clothing.
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Re: Frogg toggs
[Re: Jumpin J]
#5738373
01/20/11 12:20 AM
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papa
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Wore mine two times and almost froze I got so wet both times
Would not take a pair home if you gave them to me.
PAPA
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