Rain Gear

Bass pro shop 100mph, best you can get IMO.

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Originally Posted by joekiller

glad,,, hefty's both work well but the steel tuff contractor bag's at lowes are the bomb diggity

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Dang son that's doinit minimal right their


I have a pair of Frog Togs toad rage I ruined by washing with fabric softener they are thicker than regular togs and breathable to I order from Cabelas

Cabelas Guidewear. You got deep enough pockets Rookie!!!

What's your phrase? Can't hide money. :)

Sho Can't Hide Money...LOL Ole MeatGetter Came up with that Gem of a Phrase talking about BRM. LOL

I can't hide money. I ain't got much !!! :)

Way to much of that easy come, easy go stuff in my life. Lol

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Originally Posted by Turtlebait

After running a powerwasher for 20 years and after trying alot of different brands of suits I finally found one that keeps me dry.Thats sorta unheard of in the powerwashing trade,staying dry running a powerwasher from daylight to dark is hard to do.To bad I didn't know about the suit I have now years ago,it would have been alot more enjoyable coming home dry.
I can fish all day in a down pour and stay dry...don't overlook the army outlet stores.

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What suit do you have now?

The one the army uses,for cold weather.
I have tried most all the high dollar suits to stay dry while washing and getting wet behind a rain suit in the winter isn't fun.In my search over the years to find something that wasn't heavy after being water logged after a days washing was a never ending search.Just think about it,army doesn't want their people wet and sick all time.Don't be dum like I was and spend hunderds of dollars looking and hopeing to stay dry stay dry the army way.