If there's a thread on these pants please post it in the comments I tried searching and came up with nothing so I figured I'd make a post asking about these new pants from FL.
Last year I was kind of in a crunch to get some waterproof pants and jacket and didn't want to spend a bunch (I know.. you get what you pay for I wished I had spent more the first time). I wore the cabelas slip over 100% waterproof bottoms and zip up top. The top aside from being noisy was fine didn't have a lot of complaints it kept me dry and worked. The pants not so much. The pants suck. They're incredibly baggy because they're designed to go over whatever you're wearing but that made the noisy pants even louder because they were constantly rubbing each other and the first piece of brush I walked thru got holes in the pants and they started leaking so they're junk now. It's definitely time to upgrade and so now I'm looking at other options. Specifically the first lite corrugate foundry's.
I have no personal experience with first lite but most people that wear their stuff seem to be big fans. These new corrugate foundry's look and sound awesome does anybody have them and if you do can you give some insight to how they fit, how warm they are, how quiet they are, if you've had any issues with them, etc?
I rifle hunt in Oregon, haven't ever hunted with a bow (I'd like to in the future just haven't yet) and deer season runs October-November and elk season is the first week of November. I usually hunt general but on private timber property and been looking for a pant that's not very warm because October can tend to still be warm in the first few weeks especially when I start my scouting in September. Mid to later October the rain usually starts I don't personally care for hunting during the downpours and I know these pants wouldn't be ideal for a downpour but I'm hoping they'll stay waterproof and not get pin holes or rip when I'm walking thru brush that's saturated. I'm also open to other brands I just wanted to get a solid color pant (preferably green) with a waterproof seat/knees and the removable knee pads seem like they'd be really nice to try and if I didn't end up liking them I could always remove them.
Last year I was kind of in a crunch to get some waterproof pants and jacket and didn't want to spend a bunch (I know.. you get what you pay for I wished I had spent more the first time). I wore the cabelas slip over 100% waterproof bottoms and zip up top. The top aside from being noisy was fine didn't have a lot of complaints it kept me dry and worked. The pants not so much. The pants suck. They're incredibly baggy because they're designed to go over whatever you're wearing but that made the noisy pants even louder because they were constantly rubbing each other and the first piece of brush I walked thru got holes in the pants and they started leaking so they're junk now. It's definitely time to upgrade and so now I'm looking at other options. Specifically the first lite corrugate foundry's.
I have no personal experience with first lite but most people that wear their stuff seem to be big fans. These new corrugate foundry's look and sound awesome does anybody have them and if you do can you give some insight to how they fit, how warm they are, how quiet they are, if you've had any issues with them, etc?
I rifle hunt in Oregon, haven't ever hunted with a bow (I'd like to in the future just haven't yet) and deer season runs October-November and elk season is the first week of November. I usually hunt general but on private timber property and been looking for a pant that's not very warm because October can tend to still be warm in the first few weeks especially when I start my scouting in September. Mid to later October the rain usually starts I don't personally care for hunting during the downpours and I know these pants wouldn't be ideal for a downpour but I'm hoping they'll stay waterproof and not get pin holes or rip when I'm walking thru brush that's saturated. I'm also open to other brands I just wanted to get a solid color pant (preferably green) with a waterproof seat/knees and the removable knee pads seem like they'd be really nice to try and if I didn't end up liking them I could always remove them.