Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => All Other Gear => Topic started by: Hectocotylus on August 26, 2018, 11:15:46 AM
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How have you found the first lite SEAK rain gear to work for you on the wet side. I have the stormtight pants and am thinking about getting the SEAK jacket.
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I have a seak jacket, dont even think ive ever worn it. If i have, ive maybe worn it once. I believe its in cipher, but might be fusion. xl. Ill sell it cheap if youre interested.
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The seak is a better west side rain coat than the stormfront although it’s heavier. I was never wet in mine last season. Happy with it so far.
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I have a seak jacket, dont even think ive ever worn it. If i have, ive maybe worn it once. I believe its in cipher, but might be fusion. xl. Ill sell it cheap if youre interested.
Debating between medium and large right now, otherwise I’d be interested
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I don’t have a ton of experience with the SEAK but I am a large in all first lite but I like the XL in the SEAK because I can layer that much more under it.
I plan on being in the SEAK a lot this fall. Hopefully enough to provide an accurate opinion of it.
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I have one, I got it on sale last winter, Wore it doing chores on our little farm & wore it Halibut fishing in AK this past May (5 days of non stop rain) I really like it. I got the pants now too.
I'm 5'6" 180, 44" chest. I wear a large in FL's stuff, I have had it on over base layer, mid & puffy. Its a little snug but doesn't restrict movement. I'm looking forward to using it this hunting season.
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I love mine! It kept me dry last year on multiple hunts. It’s tough when you’re beating the bush on the westsode.
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I sent a message on the jacket for sale
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I’ve had the SEAK parka for a couple of years now. If I’m interested in staying dry regardless of conditions or duration of use it’s the one I reach for.
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I have the Storm"light". Nowhere near as burly, but is a really amazing waterproof shell in a pinch as it packs down so small and weighs next to nothing.