Hey I was lookin at a pair of frogg toggs on the internet and I was wounderin if any of you guys have ever tried them and if so are they any good?

Thanks
Dances

I swear by Frogg Toggs. I've had my set around a year and love 'em. Completely waterproof and wind proof. I keep the coat with me when bank fishing and it rolls up so small and fits in the back of my vest. Currently, I have the bib pants and the short jacket, and I'm thinking of ordering another set of the regular pants and a long jacket. Also, they sell them in cammo colors too.

I don't know what you're price range is, but for the money, Cabela's guide wear can't be beat. I have 3 1/2 years in mine, and no leaks. I can still run at 55mph. in a bass boat in a driving rainstorm and nothing gets in. The stuff is incredible. Sorry, I don't have any info on the Froggs toggs stuff.

Aaron

I'm with Jellyhead. The Cabela's guide wear is Bad @ss. I don't know anything about the Frog suit. I'm sure it tastes like chicken though.


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Hey_yall & jelly head
I have the Guide wear and I like it alot its great except for the fact when ever it rains my chest gets soaked cuz the water runs down the little bungy cords and I was lookin for some thing with out a hood

But your right the rain gear is BADA$$

Thanks for the info
Dances

If you're looking for straight waterproof stuff, (non-breathable) you should check out the commercial fishing stores in Seattle like Seattle Marine Supply. I used to work right there on Commodore Way, and picked up a Grunden's jacket there three years ago, it's been everywhere with me and still looks good as new, doesn't leak at all. It's got neoprene cuffs in the arms, and is bulletproof... no standard rainwear compares to this stuff. The one drawback is that they are NOT light. But then again, you won't get wet.
Next time you're in Seattle, check them out.

-N.