Insulated camos

HUNTERDP · 11-19-2002, 08:06 PM

I need some new insulated camos for next season.I have a two part question.First part, how does everyone feel about coveralls verses bibs and a jacket.I have been useing Walls coveralls for the past 8 years to bowhunt and gunhunt in and have never used bibs and a jacket before.Second part,what would be some of your recommendations?Right now i'm looking at Cabelas late season coveralls and Cabelas tech down coveralls.Any info would be greatly appreciated.Dave

littleal · 11-21-2002, 06:31 AM

I can answer the first part for you or should I say give you my Opinion!
I prefer to use 2 piece outfits I feel I have more movement in them and they allow me to remove the coat when field dressing or if I just get too warm!
AL

drgildy · 11-22-2002, 09:27 AM

My opinion is the same as Littleteal. Much easier to dressdown a little if you get to warm.

justanuff · 11-29-2002, 02:10 PM

I'M FROM WISCONSIN,IT GETS REAL COLD DURING THE LATE SEASON BOWHUNT.IF YOU WANT THE ULTIMATE CHECK OUT THE HEATER BODY SUIT.I CAN PERSONALY GUARANTEE YOU WONT GET COLD.IT JUST TAKES A LITTE GETTING USED TO

Dan O. · 11-29-2002, 08:18 PM

Camo coloured Mustang Floater suits work great in the cold weather. They're one piece and also good for ice fishing and snowmobiling. If you wear a regular camo suit over them it cuts down on the noise when you move.

Dan O.

losthwy · 12-02-2002, 04:49 PM

If you go with the bibs Cabela's "MT050 Whitetail Extreme" are the best bibs out there. Quite, comfortable, and warm.

there is no subsitute for quality

Capt Ray · 12-03-2002, 05:07 PM

I have been using cabelas late season bibs for the last three seasons. I have used them in everything from cold and damp northwest florida to cold georgia as well as in northern minn. All I use with them is good quality long johns, a pair of polar tech top and bottoms and a good wool sweater. I have never been to cold to hunt. Actually stay very comfortable.