Scent Lok
#3
Typical Buck
Joined: Jun 2003
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From: Fort Collins, Colorado
I own a couple different scent blocker plus suits. I believe the more you wash them, the shorter they will last. I only wash them if i sweat my tail off in them or if they get muddy. I just keep them in tubberware and keep them scent free as possible. I wash them, tops, twice a year.
Jay
Jay
#4
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 3,903
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From: Wisconsin
Would anyone know how long Scent Lok material lasts before it needs to be replaced or does the carbon last as long as the clothing?
Then it becomes a really expensive plain ol' huntin suit.But on the bright side , the carbon lining does seem to keep the skeeters from biting through!
#5
ORIGINAL: BOWFANATIC
Speaking from experience , roughly two years.
Then it becomes a really expensive plain ol' huntin suit.
Speaking from experience , roughly two years.
Then it becomes a really expensive plain ol' huntin suit.
#6
ORIGINAL: BOWFANATIC
Speaking from experience , roughly two years.
Then it becomes a really expensive plain ol' huntin suit.
Speaking from experience , roughly two years.
Then it becomes a really expensive plain ol' huntin suit.
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#10
Check out fastestbows.com/articles/corrigan/scent_suits.htm. I bought a scent loc suit four years ago. Seemed to be effective for one season. I am convinced they are a waste of money. I did order some xscent underclothing. This next generation of scent control sounds like the real thing. They don't make the wild claims that scent loc does.....Dabow
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