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<blockquote data-quote="Petras" data-source="post: 150691" data-attributes="member: 216"><p>If you ever make it to the Minot area, stop in to Soaring Eagle Outerwear by Schatz truck stop and tell Austin you want him to make you a snow camo set like what he made for me (Andy Petras).&nbsp; $150, custom made to fit your measurements, and warm as hell insulated bibs and coat.&nbsp; They have a plastic membrane in them that keeps the moisture out and your body heat in for those long cold day sits and they aren't noisy.&nbsp; I bought a set from him about 7 years ago for work and it was ridiculous how warm they were.&nbsp; I just had him make me up another set this year in a regular camo for late season bowhunting.&nbsp; The other nice thing about them is they aren't crazy bulky either and are really flexible/easy to walk in.&nbsp; You will not be disappointed. I've been wearing mine out yote hunting even tho they are regular camo and not snow camo.&nbsp; I just find a brush patch to sit in before I start calling.&nbsp; When I'm walking to my sitting spot I have to leave the coat mostly unzipped or it is too warm, but it really makes sitting there in the cold and wind much better.&nbsp; The plastic membrane cuts that wind so well it's ridiculous.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Petras, post: 150691, member: 216"] If you ever make it to the Minot area, stop in to Soaring Eagle Outerwear by Schatz truck stop and tell Austin you want him to make you a snow camo set like what he made for me (Andy Petras). $150, custom made to fit your measurements, and warm as hell insulated bibs and coat. They have a plastic membrane in them that keeps the moisture out and your body heat in for those long cold day sits and they aren't noisy. I bought a set from him about 7 years ago for work and it was ridiculous how warm they were. I just had him make me up another set this year in a regular camo for late season bowhunting. The other nice thing about them is they aren't crazy bulky either and are really flexible/easy to walk in. You will not be disappointed. I've been wearing mine out yote hunting even tho they are regular camo and not snow camo. I just find a brush patch to sit in before I start calling. When I'm walking to my sitting spot I have to leave the coat mostly unzipped or it is too warm, but it really makes sitting there in the cold and wind much better. The plastic membrane cuts that wind so well it's ridiculous. [/QUOTE]

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