Camo Rain Suit Help
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Camo Rain Suit Help
I'm wanting some advice on what kind of camo rain suit I should buy. I'm wanting one that will hold up through downpours and one that will keep me cool on warm days. I like the looks of the drake EST heat escape waterproof jacket and rain pants, but don't know how well it will hold up in a downpour. I don't want anything real heavy because the only times I will be wearing a rain suit will be on wet dove shoots (like yesterday) and during bow season. I don't want a suit that is going to break the bank but do want one that will hold up real well.
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Re: Camo Rain Suit Help
The HS Drake stuff will keep you dry in a downpour. However, the fleece works only when it's drizzle/light rain.
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Re: Camo Rain Suit Help
I got some riverswest rain gear, I testes it in the shower for about 15 min and it kept me dry as a bone
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DUCKAHOLIC wrote:frog toggs
I hear good things about these from some tournament fishing buddies of mine.
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Re: Camo Rain Suit Help
DUCKAHOLIC wrote:frog toggs
they're about the only ones that i haven't heard anybody say that after an hour or so in a downpour, that the fabric isn't seeping at the seams on the inside. always dry.
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Re: Camo Rain Suit Help
browning dry lites are pretty good
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donia wrote:DUCKAHOLIC wrote:frog toggs
they're about the only ones that i haven't heard anybody say that after an hour or so in a downpour, that the fabric isn't seeping at the seams on the inside. always dry.
They're as good as anything I've tried, but I haven't tried everything. Further, I tend to fish under bridges when it starts raining real hard.

I will say that I took a set of frog toggs to do some jetty fishing for big stripers up in Delaware. Had waves crashing OVER my head 'bout once every five minutes or so, with smaller ones in between. Frog Toggs didn't hold up. But those conditions are asking a lot of any raingear, especially stuff as light and portable as frog toggs are. Ended up getting some of those bibs and stuff like they wear on Deadliest Catch.

PS...don't waste your time trying to bow hunt outta frog toggs.
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