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Smokedodger · Sep 23, 2005

My trusty old one-piece suit has finally given up on me (struggling to get in it now) so I'm going to treat meself to a bib and brace, but it's got to be totally waterproof and warm!!
Comments and advice on brands that you've bought or can recommend greatly appreciated. Budget around ?100.

EC · Sep 23, 2005

Buy a Sundridge suit.

See the user reviews HERE

ED (The ORIGINAL and REAL one) · Sep 23, 2005

For ?100 --I don't think they do one for that ....

Gareth Davies · Sep 23, 2005

If you can afford it pay a bit more and get a sundridge one, ive got the minus10 and cant fault it in any way

EC · Sep 23, 2005

They do one for about a oner Eds I think!

Bryan Baron 2 · Sep 24, 2005

Fishrite. fleece lined lovely and warm. A bit to warm sometimes when wondering the river bank.

Paul Mallinson 2 · Sep 24, 2005

This is what I'm looking at buying

http://www.chapmansangling.co.uk/acatalog/Clothing_Deals.html

Its the second one down in particular, ?100 cant be bad for bib/brace jacket, fleece, fleece hat and t shirt!

I havent seen the gear yet but its birthday time so I'm off to have a look in a week or so.

Paul B · Sep 24, 2005

how's about the pro-logic gear? i've read good reports on

this suit

and thinking of getting one meself.
The sundridge suits look good, i'd prefer a fleece lining tho.

Paul B · Sep 24, 2005

drat & blast
try again

Paul B · Sep 24, 2005

blocks to it, tacklebox.com doing the suit for ?120.

Daniel Matley · Sep 24, 2005

Had a Sundridge suit for the last two years and would not hesitate to buy one again when this one falls apart which judging by the quality of the suit will not be for a good few years yet. If you can stretch to it I would definitely get one and you will not be disappointed, the extra money will be money well spent and worth it in the long run.

Dan.

Neneman Nick · Sep 24, 2005

i saw some of the nash clothing today....looks and felt like good quality stuff.
i`m gonna be on the look out for a bib and brace type outfit for this winter so i`ll be intrested in what folk have to say as well.
something that keeps you nice and snug but doesnt make you sweat buckets when roving around and something that allows ease of movement.

Smokedodger · Sep 24, 2005

Thanks boys, the Sundridge minus 10 looks good so I'll probably spend a bit more and go for that one unless something better comes up.

madpiker · Sep 24, 2005

transworld surplus can supply you everything to keep you warm and dry for around ?100

Smokedodger · Sep 24, 2005

How or where do I contact them Pete?

Robert Woods 1 · Sep 24, 2005

Madpiker,
I agree with buyng from transworld surplus. I managed to get a French army simpletex (gortex) waterproof jacket and trousers to fit me. Also got a pile jacket and thinsulate inner jacket all for under ?100. Considering I'm an unusual size (Hobbit Shaped) I'm well please with items.

Stuart Harvey · Sep 24, 2005

Go for Sundridge. I've got an Igloo. OK quite expensive but you won't get cold and you won't get wet. Really is worth the few extra quid.

madpiker · Sep 25, 2005

dougie,just put transworld surplus in your search engine and you`ll get the link mate.
www.transworldsurplus.co.uk is the web address i think.

Gareth Davies · Sep 25, 2005

Smokedodger
As i said earlier ive got the minus ten it really is a quality piece of kit and you should get a 2 piece under suit with it as well, although ive never had to wear the undersuit bottoms as the the bib and brace is warm enough on its own, i wear the top just as a sweater when its not raining

Richard Farrow · Sep 25, 2005

Sundridge Siberian with sleep skin, around the ton mark when I bought 2 years ago and nice and warm and waterproof.

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