I've been looking at the Trakker winter 2 piece suits. Angling direct sell a lighter coloured one for £50 and a newer darker coloured one for £100. What are the difference? Or is there better non fishing branded ones out there?
In reply to Post #1
Loads of better non fishing branded stuff out there, just depends on your budget. I'm a big fan of the snugpak gear myself.
Daz
Loads of better non fishing branded stuff out there, just depends on your budget. I'm a big fan of the snugpak gear myself.
Daz
In reply to Post #2
Hoping for something warm and waterproof that doesn't look silly. Hoping to get something around the £50 mark?
Hoping for something warm and waterproof that doesn't look silly. Hoping to get something around the £50 mark?
In reply to Post #1
I love my Prologic suit Not been wet or cold in mine EVER !
Ebay everywhere discount these but this is a good description LINKY POO
I love my Prologic suit Not been wet or cold in mine EVER !
Ebay everywhere discount these but this is a good description LINKY POO
In reply to Post #4
You not talking about the trakker ones?
You not talking about the trakker ones?
In reply to Post #4
I can vouch for the Pro-Logic bib and brace. Kept me nice and toasty last year when I ventured out.
I don't have the full green suit as I have an older RealTree Pro-Logic jacket. Good combination IMO.
I think Gerry was talking about the Pro-Logic suit rather than the Trakker Danny as he has raved about it also on here a few times.
I can vouch for the Pro-Logic bib and brace. Kept me nice and toasty last year when I ventured out.
I don't have the full green suit as I have an older RealTree Pro-Logic jacket. Good combination IMO.
I think Gerry was talking about the Pro-Logic suit rather than the Trakker Danny as he has raved about it also on here a few times.
In reply to Post #3
If thats your budget then keep an eye out in Aldi, they do an excellent thermal hoodie and joggers, they also do salopettes and coats which should do the job.
Daz
If thats your budget then keep an eye out in Aldi, they do an excellent thermal hoodie and joggers, they also do salopettes and coats which should do the job.
Daz
In reply to Post #7
I have the Aldi salopettes and they are still going strong after 4 years of use and abuse. Very good value for money. Warm and waterproof, it's all I want from them
I have the Aldi salopettes and they are still going strong after 4 years of use and abuse. Very good value for money. Warm and waterproof, it's all I want from them
Has anyone got any of the Trakker winter 2 piece coat and trouser ranges? Are they worth the money?
In reply to Post #5
no I wasn't mate as I think the Prologic is far superior
no I wasn't mate as I think the Prologic is far superior
Ordered the Prologic Suit and the Trakker Core 3 Piece last year, I sent the Trakker back, the Prologic is better for me
In reply to Post #10
I have an older prologic one. They are great but I'll only use mine if it's really really cold. Any other time and I just cook In it. But it's a proper winter thermal suit
I have an older prologic one. They are great but I'll only use mine if it's really really cold. Any other time and I just cook In it. But it's a proper winter thermal suit
I'm not a big fan of winter suits find them to hot and I just cook in them even in minus temperatures, also find them to big, I prefer to layer up but apart from my hoodies, joggers and t shirts I don't use fishing brands. I have decent thermals I got from millets and a north face 3+1 jacket plus some north face water proof trousers I purposely bought for fishing yeah it costs alot more BUT in my opinion way better quality and it lasts, also like sealskinz hats worth investing in decent gear for the winter and what suits you
In reply to Post #1
Not waterproof. First time my mate worse his Trakker stuff, he got soaked through. Utter crap, unless you intend not to go out in the rain. If waterproof is needed, you want a minimum of 25k rated. Fox is probably your best bet and then just layer underneath. Else Simms do some good kit, but it is expensive. The best always is.
Not waterproof. First time my mate worse his Trakker stuff, he got soaked through. Utter crap, unless you intend not to go out in the rain. If waterproof is needed, you want a minimum of 25k rated. Fox is probably your best bet and then just layer underneath. Else Simms do some good kit, but it is expensive. The best always is.
In reply to Post #4
What's the sizing like on these ?
What's the sizing like on these ?