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Which Do You Prefer Scent Lock or Scent Blocker?
12-23-2007 | 12:13 AM
#21
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Nov 2004
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From: Wadena, MN
RE: Which Do You Prefer Scent Lock or Scent Blocker?
OK
ORIGINAL: Rob/PA Bowyer
Please Keep on topic,
This is not a thread asking if you think, feel or know if it works or not. Simply answer, simple poll, which one do you prefer?
If you don't care for either, don't answer the poll. Thanks in advance.
Please Keep on topic,
This is not a thread asking if you think, feel or know if it works or not. Simply answer, simple poll, which one do you prefer?
If you don't care for either, don't answer the poll. Thanks in advance.
12-24-2007 | 12:59 PM
#23
Giant Nontypical
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Jackson, Missouri
RE: Which Do You Prefer Scent Lock or Scent Blocker?
Dan (MeanV) had a great point... and with respect to Rob's wishes (because I think we're ALL tired of the "it works; no, it doesn't" rhetoric), I'll just speak to the quality of the garments.
I'll be placing an order as soon as the '08 line is released from Scentblocker for a couple pairs each of their base layers in both medium and heavy weights; if you haven't seen these base layers in person, you owe it to yourself to examine them before buying any other base layers. These have to be highest-quality garments I've ever felt or seen, and I think I've looked at everything there is in the hunting industry.
This past season, I bought some of their mid-level Dream Season boots as a back-up to my Cabela's 400-gram Thinsulate hiking boots to talke to Colorado with me, and found them to be about as comfortable (if not more so) than walking in tennis shoes. I purchased a couple of their big black-and-yellow duffel bags to haul my clothing and equipment around in, and found them to be extremely rugged and well-built, often reinforced in key stress areas with double stitching.
Again, without getting into the actual "forget the wind, just hunt" argument -- the quality of the merchandise they put on out there is second to none.
I'll be placing an order as soon as the '08 line is released from Scentblocker for a couple pairs each of their base layers in both medium and heavy weights; if you haven't seen these base layers in person, you owe it to yourself to examine them before buying any other base layers. These have to be highest-quality garments I've ever felt or seen, and I think I've looked at everything there is in the hunting industry.
This past season, I bought some of their mid-level Dream Season boots as a back-up to my Cabela's 400-gram Thinsulate hiking boots to talke to Colorado with me, and found them to be about as comfortable (if not more so) than walking in tennis shoes. I purchased a couple of their big black-and-yellow duffel bags to haul my clothing and equipment around in, and found them to be extremely rugged and well-built, often reinforced in key stress areas with double stitching.
Again, without getting into the actual "forget the wind, just hunt" argument -- the quality of the merchandise they put on out there is second to none.
12-24-2007 | 01:20 PM
#25
Giant Nontypical
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RE: Which Do You Prefer Scent Lock or Scent Blocker?
ORIGINAL: Charlie P
Question. Aren't the the same thing?
Question. Aren't the the same thing?
Dan
12-24-2007 | 01:21 PM
#26
Dominant Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Blossvale, New York
RE: Which Do You Prefer Scent Lock or Scent Blocker?
I'll be placing an order as soon as the '08 line is released from Scentblocker for a couple pairs each of their base layers in both medium and heavy weights;
12-24-2007 | 03:43 PM
#27
Boone & Crockett
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RE: Which Do You Prefer Scent Lock or Scent Blocker?
ScentLoc and Scent Blocker (RobinsonOutdoors)both manufacture scent control clothing and other accessories, but they are 2 entirely different companies
12-24-2007 | 04:20 PM
#29
Boone & Crockett
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RE: Which Do You Prefer Scent Lock or Scent Blocker?
Yes, sorry I got that backwards.
Sceltlok technologieslicenses their technology to Robinson and everyone else that makes scent blocking clothing.
Still the same stuff.
Sceltlok technologieslicenses their technology to Robinson and everyone else that makes scent blocking clothing.
Still the same stuff.
12-24-2007 | 04:32 PM
#30
Typical Buck
Joined: Nov 2003
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From: Cedar Park, TX
RE: Which Do You Prefer Scent Lock or Scent Blocker?
For the most part, I've really liked the ScentBlocker stuff better than Scentlok's clothing. Seems SB's quality is better (IMO better than most whether scent or not) and their functionality always seems more to my liking (such as pockets, etc.). I really like Realtree's AP camo and bought an SL Savanna suit which seems o.k. I've got an SB 3D suit I really like. Just a side note, I've always thought Cabela's would have very good quality stuff that they put their name on but it seems like most of the Cabela's brand stuff is not as well made. I bought a Cabela's 3D suit a few years ago and think it was ScentLok on the inside but the suit itself I did not like at all and took back for the ScentBlocker.