Cabelas Dry Plus OR Gander's H20

[newtoot]

Anyone had experience with Cabela's "Dry Plus" OR Gander's "H20" clothing?
1. How would either compare to Gore Tex?
2. Are the other materials more/less waterproof OR more/less in breathability?
I note both stores still sell clothing with Gore Tex also.
I have had positive experience with Gore Tex (limited) but it is soooo expensive.
Thanks! Ray

 

[txhunter58]

Just bought my second pair of Cabelas dry plus rain suede packable raingear (currently on sale!) After 8-9 years my old set has started to leak a little, but it has served me well


txhunter58

venor, ergo sum (I hunt, therefore I am)

 

[SoleSearcher36]

+1 for the dry-plus...........has served me well also.

 

[Whiterock]

LAST EDITED ON Nov-28-11 AT 04:35AM (MST)[p]I own a set of Browning Hydro Fleece / gore-tex and a set of Cabela's dry plus and they both are very good products.Also have two sets of Cabela's severe weather coats and bibs,one in camo the other in camo orange and they are the best cold weather clothes i have ever owned.
You can't go wrong with Cabela's .

 

[Calif_Mike]

Have a variety of Cabelas clothing with Dry Plus. They get used all winter while fishing and go to Colordao for elk too. Have had zero problems.

Dry plus is basicly Gor Tex since the patent on Gor Tex ran out.

 

[Blackjack]

I still wear a 10 year old pair of dry plus with good results.

 

[2lumpy]

I've had the same questions. Thanks for the responses you've all provided.

DC

 

[Coyote_chaser]

I have used the Rev. fleece for years in the dry plus with no problems.

 

[Magicman]

I have used Cabela's Dry Plus for over 10 years. Thumb's up from me.

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