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RedHead® Blaze Bibs for Men
100% waterproof and breathable. 210 denier nylon taffeta lining. Tough, bright, and ready to hunt. Full-length side zippers complete with interior storm flap and adjustable snaps at the ankle; fully adjustable HD elastic/nylon shoulder straps; micro-tricot lined zipper handwarmer pockets; back zipper closure security pocket; license loop; self-fabric zipper pulls; "V" shaped side seam knit panel; exterior RedHead® logo. Color: Blaze. Hand wash. Imported.
Average Customer Rating:
3.5
out of 5
1 of 2(50%)customers would recommend this product to a friend.
Customer Reviews for RedHead® Blaze Bibs for Men
Review 1 for RedHead® Blaze Bibs for Men
Overall Rating:
out of
5
Great for the price,
December 15, 2008
By FLarry
from Ozark, MO
"Used these in a stand and walking and really liked them. Kept wind, water and cold out. Used them one day when it was 15 degrees and I was 20 feet up in a tree stand. You will also be seen from a long ways away. Good product for the money."
What is your gender? Male
What type of products do you most often purchase from Bass Pro? Hunting
How frequently do you spend time doing outdoor activities? Often
Would you recommend this product as a gift? Yes
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Review 2 for RedHead® Blaze Bibs for Men
Overall Rating:
out of
5
Noisy,
January 27, 2007
By CLPD900
"During the Iowa Shotgun season of 2005 I purchased the RedHead Blaze Bibs and Parka set. As luck would have it I filled my tag on the first hunt and it wasn't cold so I didn't get any use out of the set the first year. I put them away for the year in an airtight container and pulled them out for the Iowa Muzzleloader season when we finally had some colder temps. I did some stalking only to find that this clothing is way to noisy for stalking. Even those times I sat in a blind or tree stand I could hear every movement in the clothing. It is stiff and noisy when its cold. It does keep you reasonably warm and is a cheap option if you don't plan to spend much time in them. I've noticed they had dropped the price $30 per piece from the time I purchased them. I would not recommend them for those that want to limit noise. For those pushing deer they would treat you fine, but for stands and stalking look elsewhere. I gave mine away and purchased a new set of wool bibs and coat from Bass Pro (Columbia) that I love this year."
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