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13/7/2008 at 9:55am
 Location: Glasgow
 Outfit: coleman sahara tentipi safir + others
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hi

as someone already said TKMaxx is always a good bet. the kilmarnock branch had loads of craghoppers waterproof + breathable, not goretex though. gooutdoors (coatbridge) had some rather nice mountain equipment gortex xcr jackets for 79.99. half price for a top of the range goretex

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13/7/2008 at 10:07am
 Location: North East
 Outfit: Terrano tdi + Pageant7 Limousin
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Try out mountain life. they have shops and do mail order. I've had a coat from them for around the £60 mark that has been excellent. Waterproof breathable etc not gortex by brand but the same properties.

Dont be too suckered in by sales offers pushing to buy now though , they seem to have perpetual sales a bit like DFS!

Theyre here for on line

I go out walking all year round and since last November, in all conditions it hasnt let me down.



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13/7/2008 at 1:55pm
 Location: Bridgend
 Outfit: Kyham Freelander & Sunncamp Orbit XL
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Quote: Originally posted by sonja.p on 13/7/2008
Quote: Originally posted by celtic_gothette on 13/7/2008

I got it from a surplus stall for £5 3 years ago. A fiver well spent.


good price! My (rather rotund) husband bought one online after a wet festie last year but it wasn't so cheap.

now where did i put it ..............................

he decided not to take it to cornwall in march (not camping!) and it pi**ed down!  It would have been just right for keeping his camera bag dry, so this time i will definitely pack it!



Post last edited on 13/07/2008 08:14:07
That one is rubberised which is probably why it cost more. Mine is camoflage and made out of some sort of nylon (hence the small pack size) but still totally waterproof. It's one of the most useful pieces of kit I own.


13/7/2008 at 8:50pm
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Decathlon sell a good range of waterproof clothing at reasonable prices.

Clegg.



14/7/2008 at 6:23pm
 Location: Lincolnshire
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The lightweight Regatta jackets and trousers are good as long as you buy the breathable range, I think it's called Isotex. I have had a set for years and they are totally waterproof and don't condensate inside. They cost £20 for each garment.


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15/7/2008 at 2:38am
 Location: Coventry
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My Regatta jacket is Isotex & it just sheds water - mind it cost me £49.99 a couple of years ago. It's breathable and not too hot to wear in normal summer weather, although I use the fleece which zips into it if it's chilly.

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15/7/2008 at 7:52am
 Location: south coast
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Quote: Originally posted by celtic_gothette on 13/7/2008
That one is rubberised which is probably why it cost more. Mine is camoflage and made out of some sort of nylon (hence the small pack size)

i wondered how yours went into a small pack size and that accounts for it. The german army one was recommended by a mate who goes to glastonbury and i fell for the idea that you could make it into a basha tent thingy ....  although when we would be likely to do that i have no idea!

My Husband likes his but the rip-stop nylon version (i found that out gooogling) is probably more practical and i see you can get them on ebay for a fiver. Plus quilted linings!

i got a heavy duty plastic poncho from wolkinsons for 2 squid yesterday for no better reason than i could :(

both our posh waterproof and breathable coats were 'half price' in a sale and both still cost well over 50quid. Nice though :)



15/7/2008 at 9:32am
 Location: Scotland
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Goof place to get stuff at reasonable prices is mandmdirect   here is an example of an isotex regatta jacket at half price.

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