Bass Pro Rain Gear?

[dblades]

Purchased my 100 MPH shortly  after I retired in the early/mid 90's, still keeps me dry. Can't comment on the current editions.

[nomolites]

Guidewear is comfortable up into the 70’s…would not wear any warmer unless there is a cool rain.  Mine are lined, but uninsulated.

Mike

[fishinwrench]

12 minutes ago, nomolites said:

Guidewear is comfortable up into the 70’s…would not wear any warmer unless there is a cool rain.  Mine are lined, but uninsulated.

Mike

Mine too.   And there are armpit vent zippers if it's just a light rain, so there's some ventilation when you're moving around.

[eyedabassman]

Thanks guys , and info on there Rainy River gear?

[eyedabassman]

And did you buy one size bigger for comfort?

[nomolites]

I did not.  I can wear two layers(insulated tee, heavy sweatshirt) comfortably under them; with the jacket on top that is plenty warm for 32 degrees.  If it is frigid I wear a waterproof parka with the bibs and two layers beneath.

Mike

[fishinwrench]

I put a wading belt around the waist of my jacket.  Otherwise it gets in the way when I'm fishing.   It hinders my access to the side pockets, but I can't stand loose floppy clothing of any type when I'm actively trying to do things.   

Nothing goes in those pockets anyway. 

[Dutch]

You might have a look at Frogg Toggs for warm weather.

[Terrierman]

19 hours ago, Dutch said:

I have BPS 100 mph gortex.  It is the only rain wear that I have ever owned that keeps me dry.  Before I bought it I drove to the Cabelas in K C and tried on the guide wear.  It wasn’t comfortable so I didn’t buy it.  Because of the price I bought the 100 mph jacket one month and the bibs the next.

That's what I have too.  Good gear.

[Ranger520vx]

I have had the Cabelas Guidegear for probably 12 years and really like them. I think they would be a little to heavy for summer use. In the summer if it’s raining I just wear a light Frog Toggs jacket and swimming trunks.