Rangeball

... some light uninsulated clothing that is wind and waterproof, quiet and CHEAP. Around $30-$40 each for a jacket (parka, pullover, etc) and pants. Doesn' t even need to be camo, as I plan to wear it under my ASAT 3D suit.

Can anyone point me in the right direction? I have my colder weather needs well served with Cabelas Revolution Fleece (thanks again, Frank!), but need something along these lines for warmer weather conditions.

Dennis

Rangeball, check catalogs like sportsmans guide, cheaper than dirt, cabelas bargain cave, bass pro clearance.

tabby

I have a pair of Wall' s insulated coveralls that are really warm for $70. You could go with a pair of uninsulated coveralls for around $40-50. could get some plain ones cheaper also. Im not sure how well they would be for layering.

Mike from Texas

Only problem I see finding what you are looking for is 3 little words.......windproof, waterproof, & cheap. In my experince, I have not been able to find that combination, sorry.

Rangeball

Anyone else?

ButchA

Hey... I have the same ones in Advantage Timber. They also make un-insulated coveralls too. Man, I remember last season wearing the insulated coveralls and then the temp warmed up a bit too much in the afternoon. I was dying in the thing... I felt like I was in a sauna... Sweated my a$$ off and stunk with B.O. []

Rangeball.... You could look at a Cabela' s catalog and pickup the nylon pullover set (shirt/pants) that is camo. It is real nice, but not waterproof. I' d look at Cabela' s lightweight camo clothing for ideas. Hope this helps.

Butch

Ngtshade

Hey range check this stuff out it might be what your looking for and its in camo!

http://www.sierratradingpost.com/xq/...qx/product.asp

rockytop

You can find good deals at Sierratradingpost.com

Rangeball

Thanks Ngtshade, that' d fit the bill if it was about 1/2 that price...

If I was buying it myself, that' d work perfect. Problem is, family members want x-mas gift ideas from me, and I don' t want them to spend more than about $30 or so...

PABowhntr

RB,

Almost got ya covered. Check out the Stearns Growler Rainwear in Cabelas...or their Rain-Lite Rainwear. I have experience and would recommend the former though I do not/cannot recommend the latter as I have no experience with it other than seeing it in the catalog and knowing that it almost fits your criteria.



The jacket is a bit over what you suggested in price but not by much.

Hope this helps.