Rain Gear

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Originally Posted by feelay

I have Cabela's guide wear bibs. Was gonna get the matching coat but a buddy gave me a military issue raincoat that is the same Goretex as the guide wear and it was free. I stay comfy, no matter the weather.

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I see they have insulated and non insulated, which do you have ?

Non insulated, get 2 sizes larger than you need though.

Non insulated is the way to go with the pro qualifiers as well.

:DBPS Pro Qualifiers Jacket and Cabelas Guide wear bibs cause they come in short lenght because I am verticly impaired!

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Originally Posted by majflyboy

In my second your with BPS Pro Qualifiers, love them, so many pockets too. And the bibs unzip from the top of the bottom.

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I've got the guide wear parka and the guide tech bibs from Cabela's (both uninsulated) the guide tech series is a little lighter than the guide wear. Best investment (gear-wise) I've ever made. If you watch Cabela's bargain cave year round, you can catch some good deals. I got both of mine for around $300.00 and all you do after that is have 'em dry cleaned once a year. Bite the bullet, you'll be glad you did.

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Originally Posted by creekslick

I like to see you pay FULL price.:cheers2:crazy:

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From what I hear that dont happen to often.

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Originally Posted by majflyboy

in my second your with bps pro qualifiers, love them, so many pockets too. And the bibs unzip from the top of the bottom.

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Originally Posted by DonDon

I just hang it out the top of em LOL

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I just hang out the bottom..

Pro-Qualifiers. I cheaped out on non-goretex, then quickly took them back. Zero complaints about the Pro-Q's. The even had them in Big-Foot sizes per WB

I take that back. I do wish that I could "sinch up" the hood on the Pro-Q's. When it's windy or I'm running the outboard, the hood won't stay on.

a lot of folks not telling the truff now days.........just saying, lol