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<blockquote data-quote="Duckslayer100" data-source="post: 189787" data-attributes="member: 1485">I have a full set of Sitka waterfowl gear that was given to me as a perk (former job, long story). I wouldn't spend a dime on Sitka if it came out of my own pocket. You could literally buy yourself a brand new set of bibs and a jacket every year for the next 10 years for what one set of Sitka costs (this includes the 18 layers they suggest and all the extra hats, gloves, etc.).Prior to that, I had a Gander Mountain Guide Series set that worked just fine. Bought it with an employee discount when I was in high school. Still have the two-part jacket and bibs. Still keeps me warm and dry when I wear it. Didn't cost two-months worth of mortgage payments. Can't go wrong with something like that. Spend a few hundred bucks and get a good set that will work for your needs. Wear it for 5-10 years and buy a new set, if needed. You'll be money ahead.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Duckslayer100, post: 189787, member: 1485"] I have a full set of Sitka waterfowl gear that was given to me as a perk (former job, long story). I wouldn't spend a dime on Sitka if it came out of my own pocket. You could literally buy yourself a brand new set of bibs and a jacket every year for the next 10 years for what one set of Sitka costs (this includes the 18 layers they suggest and all the extra hats, gloves, etc.). Prior to that, I had a Gander Mountain Guide Series set that worked just fine. Bought it with an employee discount when I was in high school. Still have the two-part jacket and bibs. Still keeps me warm and dry when I wear it. Didn't cost two-months worth of mortgage payments. Can't go wrong with something like that. Spend a few hundred bucks and get a good set that will work for your needs. Wear it for 5-10 years and buy a new set, if needed. You'll be money ahead. [/QUOTE]

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