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  • #16
    Re: waterproof clothing

    Originally posted by slater170 View Post
    hi brian
    it definately leaked!
    ive emailed the seller asking for a refund and been out and bought a galvin green gore-tex jacket and sundrland gore-tex trousers
    Thats exactly what I did!
    The GG trousers were very tight, not suitable for wearing trouser underneath in my opinion.

    Very happy with the combination.

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    • #17
      Re: waterproof clothing

      Originally posted by slater170 View Post
      hi brian
      it definately leaked!
      ive emailed the seller asking for a refund and been out and bought a galvin green gore-tex jacket and sundrland gore-tex trousers
      Ordered a Calvin Green waterproof Gortex top from my club pro shop. Are you happy with yours?

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      • #18
        Re: waterproof clothing

        Just got back from a round and it was torrential. Not one drop got through my Proquip. And as it was too cold to sweat, I had no moisture inside.
        Bri

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        • #19
          Re: waterproof clothing

          I ended up purchasing a set of Mizuno Impermalite waterproofs, I liked the pop off sleeves and full length zip and poppers for flexibility. I played this Saturday on an away-day with my golf society and it rained stair rods all day with howling winds. I was bone dry underneath at the end even in these atrocious conditions. As always great quality from Mizuno.

          I even came runner up with 36 Stableford in those dreadful playing conditions

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          • #20
            Re: waterproof clothing

            Originally posted by BrianW View Post
            Slats

            I am seriously considering Calvin green as I think Gortex is the best material for waterproofing and breathability, it tends to have a lifetime waterproof guarantee as well. Let me know how you get on with it?

            What I do find a bit of a rip off is that when the word "Golf" gets associated with clothing a large markup is added. A similar outdoor walking coat using the same materials can be around £100 cheaper in some cases.
            I dropped back my sunderland trousers and replaced them with a pair of Gore-Tex Callaway ones, the sunderland ones did not repel the water and so got saggy and heavy, also they were letting water in around the zipper, which looks a bit funny when you take them off in the club house

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            • #21
              Re: waterproof clothing

              hi
              if your gear if letting in around the zipper then get a tin of spray waterproof shoe spray and give it a good spray and it lasts about 2 months before needing another spray,
              also good for you golf shoes
              cheers
              bill

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              • #22
                Re: waterproof clothing

                Originally posted by bill reed View Post
                hi
                if your gear if letting in around the zipper then get a tin of spray waterproof shoe spray and give it a good spray and it lasts about 2 months before needing another spray,
                also good for you golf shoes
                cheers
                bill
                That's right Bill, good tip.

                I like using NIKWAX on my shoes in the winter it really keeps out the wet.

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