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Right, After spending all day Saturday soaking wet and cold on the Quad bike out with the hunt, and getting through 3 coats 3 sets of trousers ect........(all of which were not cheap gear but suppost to be top stuff)I have decided that i need a new lot of hunting clothes able to take what the worst of welsh weather can dish out !!!!!!!!

 

1. Needs to be Warm

 

2. Needs to be 100% Waterproof

 

3. Not to look like an Army Cadet

 

4. Needs to last at least 2 seasons

 

Money is not an issue, i have been looking at some of the American sites and they have some good stuff, (Filson looks good)

 

Any advice please?

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If you go onto this website www.sportsmanguncentre.co.uk there is an offer on at the moment for the musto technichal tweed jacket. Was £500 now £140 !.

This is the suit favoured by keepers and stalkers up north in pretty shit conditions 100% water proof goretex etc but also very lightweight

Go to specials once your on the site, ive had one for two seasons and you wont be dissapointed.

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Right, After spending all day Saturday soaking wet and cold on the Quad bike out with the hunt, and getting through 3 coats 3 sets of trousers ect........(all of which were not cheap gear but suppost to be top stuff)I have decided that i need a new lot of hunting clothes able to take what the worst of welsh weather can dish out !!!!!!!!

 

1. Needs to be Warm

 

2. Needs to be 100% Waterproof

 

3. Not to look like an Army Cadet

 

4. Needs to last at least 2 seasons

 

Money is not an issue, i have been looking at some of the American sites and they have some good stuff, (Filson looks good)

 

Any advice please?

 

I've always used Berghaus fleece and waterproof Goretex on top with Deerhunter trousers as they're bloody warm and waterproof. Sealskinz gloves as well.

 

Jacket

 

Fleece

 

Base Layer

 

Base Layer

 

Socks, gloves and hats

 

 

 

Hope that's of some help mate.

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Cheer Lads,

 

This is what i got through on saturday, with my boots being the only dry thing.

 

1x deer hunter ram jacket.

 

1x Helly Hansen gortex jacket

 

2x deer hunter ram trousers

 

2x american army gortex over trousers

 

1x Swanndri xtreme

 

1x Barbour storm jumper

 

2x shirts

 

2x neck warmers

 

4x hats

 

gloves.

 

And still drove home with wet Boxer shorts

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If you're dashing around on a quad, then maybe motorcycle waterproofs might be better.

 

I think the rain hitting Goretex at speed can penetrate it.

 

There's plenty of motorcycle gear that doesn't make you look like a Power Ranger. :laugh:

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Some of the specialist 'outdoor/mountaineering' brands are worth a look for some top notch waterproof gear, check out Mountain equipment , Rab or Haglofs, not cheap, but they do work. Had my mountain equipment waterproof for a couple of years and its always kept me dry even in the worst weather.

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