Thread: Rain Gear

Cabela's GuideWear

goretex

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

Myself and my brother have guided hunting and fishing trips in Alakska's Prince William sound (a Northern Rain forest) for more than 10 years and for a sustained rain the only thing that is 100% waterproof is rubber. I have customers come with all the most expensive rain gear made and after a full day of rain they ALWAYS use my extra pairs of Helley Hansen rain gear.

Originally Posted by Old Sarge

Myself and my brother have guided hunting and fishing trips in Alakska's Prince William sound (a Northern Rain forest) for more than 10 years and for a sustained rain the only thing that is 100% waterproof is rubber. I have customers come with all the most expensive rain gear made and after a full day of rain they ALWAYS use my extra pairs of Helley Hansen rain gear.

But isn't it hot and sweaty down here in the South with our normal humidity? Something that breathes is almost a necessity, in my opinion. I could see that in the late fall and winter, and possibly early Spring, but not the rest of the time.

I need to loose some weight but man that would be a rough way to do it. LOL

Originally Posted by ski trip

But isn't it hot and sweaty down here in the South with our normal humidity? Something that breathes is almost a necessity, in my opinion. I could see that in the late fall and winter, and possibly early Spring, but not the rest of the time.

normally our rains here in Ark dont last all day, just normally quick hard showers so goretex is ok but if you need to keep yourself really dryfor a extended period or for hypothermia protection then rubber is the only way to go.

Cabela dry plus works for a while for me. I agree, if your life depends on it use rubber.