Artic Armor Camo vs Striker Duck Blind

[fe1]

Anyone compared the Striker Duck Blind to the Artic Armor Camo? They both float and the camo pattern is different. I spoke to a former Artic Armor dealer today and supposedly the Striker has some advantages but they are closing out the Striker stuff??
According to him they are both waterproof but some reviews on the Artic Armor says otherwise.

[yikess]

AA is cold weather gear and not intended to be a dry suit. I love mine but it will burn you up in weather above about 40 degrees. The colder the better and the more you appreciate it for what is designed to do which is keep you warm and on the surface if you accidentally go overboard.


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[ifish]

Their website says they are waterproof. https://www.idigear.com/arcticarmor1.php

Jacket Fabric: 100% poly-tricot
•Waterproof/Breathable.
• Windproof.
•Sub-Zero Protection
•Lightweight, No Bulk
•Buoyant

Bib Fabric:100% Oxford Nylon
•Waterproof/Breathable
•Windproof

•Sub-Zero Protection
•Lightweight, No Bulk
•Buoyant

•3 layers of 1mm Insultex® Insulation

[BAMA S]

My Camo AA is on the way. Ill tell you more about it shortly.

[fe1]

Is'nt waterproof and rain proof the same?