Rainsuit
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I suppose the answer would be based on which suit you are talking about. The NR I had was cheaply made and I immediately sold it and bought a more expensive HD suit, the Overpass II. I have heard that Foggs Troggs makes a great suit for a bit less. Plus they roll up into a smaller package., something very good to know for stowing in a bag
My advice is don't buy the cheapest one. A good rainsuit is very valuable when you need it. And don't forget some good waterproof boots.
My advice is don't buy the cheapest one. A good rainsuit is very valuable when you need it. And don't forget some good waterproof boots.
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Cruiser
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From: Ky
I suppose the answer would be based on which suit you are talking about. The NR I had was cheaply made and I immediately sold it and bought a more expensive HD suit, the Overpass II. I have heard that Foggs Troggs makes a great suit for a bit less. Plus they roll up into a smaller package., something very good to know for stowing in a bag
My advice is don't buy the cheapest one. A good rainsuit is very valuable when you need it. And don't forget some good waterproof boots.
My advice is don't buy the cheapest one. A good rainsuit is very valuable when you need it. And don't forget some good waterproof boots.
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From: right outside of town
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From: Landrum, SC , elevation 986'
Read this thread and you'll know why I got my eye on this thread. lol 
Exposed Filters and Rain....to all naysayers.
Exposed Filters and Rain....to all naysayers.
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