Waterproof camouflage

DisasterIRL

Here's my question, I have used waterproof trousers at skirmishes and they are excellent, you can stand/lay/kneel in anything and you don't get wet or cold.

I have a pair of Columbia Titanium, but I would like camouflage, should I buy a large pair of normal BDU trousers or should I try find myself a decent waterproof BDU

(F.L.) Anders

http://www.asmc.de/en/Clothing/Rain-pants

Should be something that tickles your fancy there.:)

Frank the Manc

i got cammo waterproofs off a tonker there for gtac, they keep you dry but i found that the pants will make you sweat like a paedophile in a 4 year old, when wearing them, even over bdu's or jeans.
the jacket was grand though and really did the job.

Masada

you can get goretex in a load of different camo paterns, i got the french F2 CCE camo at the salute show a few months back in dublin., i think it was from the protac shop.,

Tigger

i have gortex flecktarn that i got off flecktarn

great value

but it depends on what loadout you like

Frank the Manc

is that stuff breatheble?

irishlostboy

yes. you can find loads of proper ex army stuff in goretex or similar. it is breathable, and tougher than hill walking stuff.

DisasterIRL

(F.L.) Anders wrote: »

http://www.asmc.de/en/Clothing/Rain-pants

Should be something that tickles your fancy there.:)

That's excellent exactly what I was looking for, and I had a look on flectarn but the ones I was looking at where very expensive
Perhaps not, €69.99 is for small large is €119.99

irishlostboy

try this
http://www.endicotts.co.uk/product_info.php?cPath=95&products_id=545
mate got some. great quality.

skapegoat

Going for another swim phats???:D

spicymchaggis

skapegoat wrote: »

Going for another swim phats???:D

you the lad that somehow managed to slide all the way down the hill and into the river at darkmist?

DisasterIRL

Nah I went for another swim earlier, just stepped off the edge not knowing where I was:D:P

But back on topic:rolleyes:

Musashi

http://www.arktisltd.co.uk/Products/1015_waterproofsmock.htm


I have two Arktis jackets, the waterproof pants and the normal pants. All top gear and well worth the money. I've worn the waterproofs in driving rain and snow while hunting Deer in the Kerry mountains, no bother at all even with light layers underneath. Wearing a wooly jumper underneath would be a mistake, my auld lad nearly roasted like that, then got drowned when he opened the coat to cool off!