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Location: Manitowoc, WI | Where on earth can I find decent rain gear (jacket/bibs) at a reasonable price for my 9 and 11 year old boys? Not much on the internet. |
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| I was lucky whatever we bought Mitch I was able to hand down to Mack when he outgrew it, (Now Mitch is big enough I get his hand me downs) so we bought Mitch something like the packable goretex suits or Frog Toggs from Cabelas knowing Mack would get them, otherwise unless you have someone younger it gets expensive, I would say a decent vinyl rain suit from the Mens Mall. |
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Location: Manitowoc, WI | Looking at the Frogg Togg Pollywog suit for kids. Anyone have any other experience with these? I heard some of the men's suits rip fairly easy. |
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| They are waterproof I have a set of Frogg Togs and Mitch had a set, they are durable to a point I wouldn't wear them out hiking thru the brush, for fishing there fine. They have a great warranty if needed. |
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Location: Orland Park, IL | Frog toggs aint bad at all. Good to have a set around. beats nothing. |
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| We got some nice gear for the kids at Cabelas. The bargain cave sometimes has some real good closeout stuff. Lighter than the adult version, but pretty nice.
Blair |
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