Originally Posted by RazorCat
And anything heavier than "Lightweight" You'll end up just as wet but w/perspiration. Head to a local Country Club or Muni and get something that You can move around in and keep dry...
And anything heavier than "Lightweight" You'll end up just as wet but w/perspiration. Head to a local Country Club or Muni and get something that You can move around in and keep dry...
Guide Wear when it's cold and Frogg Toggs when it's warm.
100mph gear
2019 BassCat Lynx 2019 250 Pro XS 4 Stroke - 2B573410
"Reality Is Often Disappointing."
Had a Pro Qualifier jacket in Large. Over the years it shrank. I gave that to my son. He still enjoys it. Now that I have bought a new Pro Qualifier Jacket and Bibs in 2XL it seam to be just fine.
Really just a great suit. I could have still squeezed into the smaller one, but wanted bibs so I bought a whole new suit last year. This year I added the 100 MPH wind stopper liner. I think I'm going to be a lot happier on those colder days now.
Ranger Z-20, Yamaha F225.
Marmot rain pants and Columbia rain jacket. If you want stuff made for the elements get hiking or backcountry gear, it’ll outlast “fishing” rain gear and it’s made to take a beating
1995 Ranger 481v
1995 Johnson Fast Strike 175hp
Had cabelas guidewear from 2004 thru 2017. It was falling apart and not really waterproof anymore. Got carhartt storm defender last year and so far no complaints so far.
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