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Re: Rain Suit???? [Re: Mark Perry] #9420785 10/22/13 08:36 PM
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Originally Posted By: Mark Perry
Some of the new Frabill suits are nice. They now have models a bit cheaper than the FXE Storm suits. I own the FXE and it has been the best suit I have seen or worn.


Does the FXE suit get lots heavier when wet? I have the Cabalas Guide wear and when it gets wet it get 4 times heavier. The out side holds, absorbs water it seems. I stay dry and warm yes, but man it gets heavy on the shoulders.

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Re: Rain Suit???? [Re: BassSniper1] #9420794 10/22/13 08:38 PM
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just got my h2o bibs and parka. well worth the money i think



Re: Rain Suit???? [Re: Thunderga] #9420935 10/22/13 09:46 PM
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Originally Posted By: Thunderga
Originally Posted By: Mark Perry
Some of the new Frabill suits are nice. They now have models a bit cheaper than the FXE Storm suits. I own the FXE and it has been the best suit I have seen or worn.


Does the FXE suit get lots heavier when wet? I have the Cabalas Guide wear and when it gets wet it get 4 times heavier. The out side holds, absorbs water it seems. I stay dry and warm yes, but man it gets heavy on the shoulders.


it does not get wet.

Re: Rain Suit???? [Re: BassSniper1] #9420946 10/22/13 09:52 PM
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h2o is a good suit at a reasonable price.

Re: Rain Suit???? [Re: BassSniper1] #9421314 10/23/13 12:34 AM
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I've had the H2O and Frogg Toggs for over three years. Never a problem. I know the higher priced suits are probably better, but... not $100 - $150 better. I stay warm and dry in the H2O during colder months.

Re: Rain Suit???? [Re: BassSniper1] #9421742 10/23/13 02:12 AM
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Look at the Cabela's lighter weight ones. You can get the Dry-Plus cheaper. I have a PacLite and the Heavier version.

Re: Rain Suit???? [Re: BassSniper1] #9421845 10/23/13 02:34 AM
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Frog toggs did the trick, until I upgraded to Simms!


Re: Rain Suit???? [Re: BassSniper1] #9421892 10/23/13 02:44 AM
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BPS 100mph

I bought a set for my son and I about 4 years ago and they're still going strong. Warm and dry!

I liked the look of the 200mph better, but my boat won't go that fast and I didn't want to look like I was bragging....


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Re: Rain Suit???? [Re: BassSniper1] #9422516 10/23/13 12:46 PM
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LOL for most the 100MPH suit would be bragging. Not that many boats out there that do a legit 100mph+.

I know mine wont for sure.

Re: Rain Suit???? [Re: BassSniper1] #9422530 10/23/13 12:51 PM
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Light suit, you can't beat under armor, there might be some just as good, but hard to beat. the heavier suits, there are many good ones,pay for your poison.


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Re: Rain Suit???? [Re: bigtexnick] #9428562 10/25/13 12:33 PM
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Originally Posted By: bigtexnick
I have the Frog Toggs suit. It was cheap but has done fine in a couple of rain storms. I would keep the suit in the bag it comes with, though.


Just bought and used these last week over my hunting coveralls the combo is as good as any 300 suit and only costed 100 for all the gear, keep this in my boat for emergencies. Like if some one fell into the drink, would be able to completely cover them in quilted comfort. !

Re: Rain Suit???? [Re: BassSniper1] #9428887 10/25/13 02:49 PM
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from Bass Pro Shop, Under Armour Storm front rain gear


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Re: Rain Suit???? [Re: BassSniper1] #9428949 10/25/13 03:16 PM
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I got a Gander Mountain rain suit about 8 yrs ago and it has worked great. I'm not sure the price but a great rain suit


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Re: Rain Suit???? [Re: bigcat85] #9430569 10/26/13 02:11 AM
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Originally Posted By: bigcat85
wait for cabelas guide wear to go on sale.


They're on sale now. Picked up the bibs and jacket for half off tonight.

Re: Rain Suit???? [Re: BassSniper1] #9430602 10/26/13 02:29 AM
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Broke out my H20's last Saturday on Fork and couldn't be happier. No rain but it killed the wind chill. They are not insulated so if it's cold, have layers to take care of that.

As far as blocking the wind, they saved my butt. I suspect they keep the rain out as well as any others.

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