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December 12, 2007 at 8:30 pm #378677

Bass Cat Boats
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We have had several folks wonder more about the rain suits. These are a totally custom part, and were built from a custom tailored suit that was built for the professional walleye trails. The suit has been compared to the Guide Wear and 100 MPH suits, though they are actually slightly superior to those suits. They run large and you may want to go down one size if you are borderline. BCB

December 12, 2007 at 9:22 pm #378680

TexCaboCat
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Are they Gortex or some comparable fabric?God Bless, Stephen

December 12, 2007 at 10:22 pm #378683

basschaser
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TexCaboCat wrote: Are they Gortex or some comparable fabric? Yes, they are Gortex…very good suit! I like it better than the 100mph that I owned for a month, took it back because I didnt like it. I have one Tex and can bring the coat and fleece to the seminar Saturday if you will be there? My bibs are in the boat which is in a storage unit at Lake Fork for a few more days.

December 12, 2007 at 10:47 pm #378689

TexCaboCat
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Cant make the siminar becasue of work, but I will be at the boat show Thursday and Sunday of that week. Maybe I can see them there? Does the Bass Cat logo come down the arm? The first picture on the web sit does not show it. I really like the logo.God Bless, Stephen

December 12, 2007 at 11:05 pm #378692

Bitman
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do they have zippers up the legs in the bibs for easy on and off? thanks danny

December 12, 2007 at 11:47 pm #378695

basschaser
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I will make sure to bring them to the boat show. That will work. Danny – yes, the legs have zippers. I cant remember how far up though because I bought mine big enough to layer under it and I dont need to use those zippers to get my tennis shoes out of them. JL

December 13, 2007 at 4:05 am #378698

Jewalston
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Yes, on the jacket, both arms have the logo and across the back shoulder!James

December 13, 2007 at 1:00 pm #378700

Basstar
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Judd, your attire must be a Texas thing and you have forgotten your Yankee roots, Son! If it is either a) raining, b) cold or c) both, enough to call for high quality raingear, why in the world would you be wearing tennis shoes???

December 13, 2007 at 1:15 pm #378703

Gary Hollander
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I got to examine a set of the rain-gear at our benefit auction last weekend. They are really nice, and would make an excellent set of foul weather gear. I have two sets of Guide-wear, which I cant seem to wear out, but would have bid on the the set at our auction if they had been a larger size… To AJ, I wore tennis shoes last weekend during our benefit tournament (cold, wet and nasty). They are more comfortable and stable for me in the boat. However, when wet… Usually the Texas boys like Judd are wearing sandals year-round! Gary Hollander

December 13, 2007 at 2:32 pm #378705

casexx
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I recomend these to anyone that fishes in cold weather they are very high quality suit and well worth the price.
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