Enigma Camo
11-17-2007, 02:43 PM
#11
Nontypical Buck
Thread Starter
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Elkville, IL
Posts: 1,180
RE: Enigma Camo
ORIGINAL: Whitehorn
Post of pics of you in your environment.. Like to see how well Enigma works from a happy customer..
Thanks.
Post of pics of you in your environment.. Like to see how well Enigma works from a happy customer..
Thanks.
11-17-2007, 08:36 PM
#12
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: masontown pa USA
Posts: 851
RE: Enigma Camo
ORIGINAL: rdy2hnt
This isn't necessarily in my hunting environment, but I am definitely a happy customer.
This isn't necessarily in my hunting environment, but I am definitely a happy customer.
Awesome buck......just a bad lookin' dude..
Chuck makes some good stuff. He built me a bowhunter's vest this season. I promised him I'd get pics up for guys to look at, but my camera took a dump on me. I'll try and get some up here soon. It's really a cool piece of clothing! I love it...
11-18-2007, 06:28 AM
#13
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Western MA (Pelham)
Posts: 51
RE: Enigma Camo
This camo looks great. I have looked and read there info on web site. But I do wonder how the Enigma compares to asat camo. I have been looking at into asat and planned on going thru day one camo after the first of the year. The one draw back with the Enigma that I see right now is there are no mention of have jackets or pants for colder weather. Also what about sent control. I know you guy might not have the answer. But with hunting season going on, I am not going to change camo right now. But I do want to make some changes for the 2008 season.
11-18-2007, 07:19 AM
#14
Join Date: Mar 2004
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Posts: 13,082
RE: Enigma Camo
I've used ASAT in the past....the 3D suit. Great camo, no question.
Enigma is a brand new company, only 2 years old so no, there is nothing as yet in the way of cold weather or scent control. BUT, I would talk to Chuck.....I would not be one bit surprised if he would build you something insulated.
Enigma is a brand new company, only 2 years old so no, there is nothing as yet in the way of cold weather or scent control. BUT, I would talk to Chuck.....I would not be one bit surprised if he would build you something insulated.
11-18-2007, 05:07 PM
#16
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Burleson TX USA
Posts: 6,455
RE: Enigma Camo
I know 1 Axis buck,1 whitetailbuck and a huge boar actually hate the stuff.
Took all 3 of them within an hour this morning
Yes it is made on the large side so you can layer under it.
But it also has velcro on the pant and jacket waist so you can adjust it when not layered.
Took all 3 of them within an hour this morning
Yes it is made on the large side so you can layer under it.
But it also has velcro on the pant and jacket waist so you can adjust it when not layered.
11-19-2007, 05:26 AM
#17
Typical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Southern Maryland (St. Mary\'s)
Posts: 884
RE: Enigma Camo
I also own ASAT, but have not worn it since getting my Enigma. Chuck does not have any "cold weather" gear in his current inventory, but is working on developing insulated garmets. I know he does not have "scent control" stuff and have no idea if he plans on developing that or not. My guess would be "not".
If you're not looking to make any changes until next season, now is the perfect time to start talking to Chuck about what you may want.
Best of luck.
If you're not looking to make any changes until next season, now is the perfect time to start talking to Chuck about what you may want.
Best of luck.
ORIGINAL: raven45
This camo looks great. I have looked and read there info on web site. But I do wonder how the Enigma compares to asat camo. I have been looking at into asat and planned on going thru day one camo after the first of the year. The one draw back with the Enigma that I see right now is there are no mention of have jackets or pants for colder weather. Also what about sent control. I know you guy might not have the answer. But with hunting season going on, I am not going to change camo right now. But I do want to make some changes for the 2008 season.
This camo looks great. I have looked and read there info on web site. But I do wonder how the Enigma compares to asat camo. I have been looking at into asat and planned on going thru day one camo after the first of the year. The one draw back with the Enigma that I see right now is there are no mention of have jackets or pants for colder weather. Also what about sent control. I know you guy might not have the answer. But with hunting season going on, I am not going to change camo right now. But I do want to make some changes for the 2008 season.
11-19-2007, 08:25 PM
#18
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Western MA (Pelham)
Posts: 51
RE: Enigma Camo
Thanks for the info. I Figured I could get a bigger sizes to fit over what I have ,If needed. I will contact chuck after the first of the year and see what he says and can do. I may see get a few things from day one. As he does make stuff colder weather. I can alway slip the enigma over that. You can never have enough extra camo for back up.
12-15-2007, 04:56 AM
#20
Spike
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Northwest Lousisiana
Posts: 18
RE: Enigma Camo
Hey guy's, I don't reply much mostly just read and have enjoyed the honest reviews. I wanted to reply to this one for sure. I have been wearing Enigma camo second season now and this stuff is great, the Wolfskin material is great also. I'm a southern redneck and Chuck is a yankee and we have bonded. ha. No joke he is a great guy and customer service is second to none, just give him a call and he will try to please anyway he can. Like other guy's have said, if you want it next week, and want it cheap, go on to Walmart, BassPro, or Cabela's. If you want something that will last for several season's and will fool the game we hunt. Give Chuck a call you want be disappointed. He is making me a Insulated bowhunter jacket now and can't wait till I get it. He is trying to find and make a leafy 3-D suit and that would really be great for early bow season and southern climates. Keep up the gear reviews and look at Enigma for next season.