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<blockquote data-quote="MarbleEyez" data-source="post: 165666" data-attributes="member: 1292">There's a reason the vast majority of River guides in AK are using Simms products. They are worth the money you pay for them.&nbsp; Once you hit the ocean charters, all the captains and deck hands are using Helly Hansen. They are also worth their weight in gold. The difference is the one is breathable and one is not. HH you can get fish slim/guts all over, spray off with the hose and you're good. Simms will take a little of a wash to get it out of the fabric.&nbsp; My Dad is one to remind me how great/waterproof his Helly Hansen suit is. Ask him how great it is in the summer time in ND when you have to wear a rubber suit for a few hours... I like my Simms. They're out of MT and they started with Waders for the fly fishermen and worked up from there. No, their stuff isn't cheap but it is great quality. Plus, fortunately I don't fish to try and save money!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MarbleEyez, post: 165666, member: 1292"] There's a reason the vast majority of River guides in AK are using Simms products. They are worth the money you pay for them. Once you hit the ocean charters, all the captains and deck hands are using Helly Hansen. They are also worth their weight in gold. The difference is the one is breathable and one is not. HH you can get fish slim/guts all over, spray off with the hose and you're good. Simms will take a little of a wash to get it out of the fabric. My Dad is one to remind me how great/waterproof his Helly Hansen suit is. Ask him how great it is in the summer time in ND when you have to wear a rubber suit for a few hours... I like my Simms. They're out of MT and they started with Waders for the fly fishermen and worked up from there. No, their stuff isn't cheap but it is great quality. Plus, fortunately I don't fish to try and save money! [/QUOTE]

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