Thread: Quality Rain Gear Needed

I too have pro qualifier from BP and purchased it over the 100mph. That said, I would take a look at military surplus or any online outlet retailer of their products. Our goretex trousers and jackets were the best quality and can usually be purchased far less in cost than ones with fancy names on them.

I still have and use two sets and wouldn't trade them for anything. The Navy's are blue camo, the Marine Corps is digital, the Army is whatever new idea they came up with this week, and the Air force doesn't work in the rain! Teasing. All the older models are woodland camo and are just as good in quality (if not better). The ECWS (extreme cold weather system) was built to zip in. Don't be confused with the stolen name of a similar product sold at Cabelas.

Originally Posted by wicklundrh

I too have pro qualifier from BP and purchased it over the 100mph. That said, I would take a look at military surplus or any online outlet retailer of their products. Our goretex trousers and jackets were the best quality and can usually be purchased far less in cost than ones with fancy names on them.

I still have and use two sets and wouldn't trade them for anything. The Navy's are blue camo, the Marine Corps is digital, the Army is whatever new idea they came up with this week, and the Air force doesn't work in the rain! Teasing. All the older models are woodland camo and are just as good in quality (if not better). The ECWS (extreme cold weather system) was built to zip in. Don't be confused with the stolen name of a similar product sold at Cabelas.

I have had a Milsurp gortex rain jacket for 20 years. They are good stuck also