ScentBlocker Suit
 

ok guys i need help fast. i am thinking about buying a scentblocker buglite suit. i know i want a light suit since i usually hunt warmer weather, but i cant find anything about how much carbon "SPF" is in the buglite suit. does anyone know or have any info that can help me? how scent proof is it? thanks a ton.

RE: ScentBlocker Suit
 

save your money,,scentblocker is not all it's talked up to be

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I bought a scentblocker buglite suit 2 years ago never found out if it really worked because the mesh on the outside of the suit tore so easily that the suit was shredded in only a couple of weeks and I wasn't really that hard on it. If you want a good light carbon suit look at scentloc's savanna series bought one this year, it held up well and seemed to work I didn't get busted all years even from down wind. Don't wast your money on the bug lite

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I beg to differ about scentlock....I have one, and I am extremely pleased. I had two does downwind at 40-50 yds this evening and they didn't have a clue. I was only 12' up the tree in a ladder stand. Earlier this year I killed a 7 point that walked circles around me while I was on the ground and he was as close as 35 yards once. It works......

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Groundhunter I said that I like my scentloc even moreso when they came out with the light weight savanna series since it can be pretty hot here in the south during bow season, it was the scentblocker buglite suit that I had a problem with. I agree with you totaly on the scentloc Iwon't go in the woods without it.

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OKEE DOKEE...

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I was actually talking to slippery.....whoopppssssssssss.....

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well i am kind of disappointed to hear that. i just bought a scentblocker buglite suit over the internet. it was only $120 for the jacket and pants brand new so i couldnt pass it up. hopefully it works better for me than it did for you.

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I hope so too, but I have one word of advice stay as far away from briars as possible and you might be OK. If you do ever have to buy another suit check out the scentloc and it is comparable it price I got pants and shirt at the buck-a-rama trade show for $120 dollars

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Fellas,

You have to keep in mind that the buglite suit is a quality suit if USED correctly. Sure it tears up pretty good if your running through briars and the thickets, but that's not what it was designed to do. Know what garbage your going to be hunting in and walking through before you decide to go out and plop down hundreds of dollars. My suit works just fine, but elect to put it on right before I get up in the tree. I have to walk through just pretty tough stuff and have even ripped through my jeans to get there. It's not the suit that's poorly made.

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It's made with Scentblocker Plus 400 fabric, so I would assume 40 grams per sq. yard of fabric.

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stump,
thanks for the answer and i suppose that is quite true. ill just have to keep that in mind before i decide to walk through some brush rather than go around it. where i hunt there isnt really much brush at all, and i only have to walk on mostly trails to get to my stand so hopefully this suit turns out to work for me.

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I wasn't all that rough on my bug light and it started to come unsown quickly, may have just been a factory defect but down here it's allmost impossible to totally avoid briars and thickets thats why I sugjested the scentloc. The savanna series is thinner than the scentblocker so it was cooler and I was rough on it and it never tore even when caught on barbwire just thought someone might want an alternative that I had good luck with. I hope yours works out because it's pretty aggravating to pay that much for something and have it not last