"Waterproof" camo
08-12-2008 | 06:41 PM
#11
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2005
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From: ILLINOIS
RE: "Waterproof" camo
ORIGINAL: Howler
I've got one set, top and bottom, of the MT050 rain gear, and I highly recommend it for very good camo rain gear. I actually bought it before my trip to AK a few years ago, and it got a lot of use up there, and still does each year down here.
I've got one set, top and bottom, of the MT050 rain gear, and I highly recommend it for very good camo rain gear. I actually bought it before my trip to AK a few years ago, and it got a lot of use up there, and still does each year down here.
Me too and it's good stuff. Very quiet for Gor-tex, and in my opinion, Gor-tex is the only thing that is truly "waterproof".
08-12-2008 | 06:46 PM
#12
Giant Nontypical
Joined: Feb 2004
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From: Pittsburgh, PA
RE: "Waterproof" camo
Yes my camo is waterproof.
I have a combo of cheap-o waterproof stuff,(yes it holds up)hush-hide, cabelas dry plus, & redhead stormtex. All of it has worked, even in downpours.
I HATE goretex. EVERY article of goretex clothing or boots I've ever owned, leaked like a sieve.
I have a combo of cheap-o waterproof stuff,(yes it holds up)hush-hide, cabelas dry plus, & redhead stormtex. All of it has worked, even in downpours.
I HATE goretex. EVERY article of goretex clothing or boots I've ever owned, leaked like a sieve.
