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Thread: Rain jacket - quiet, waterproof, not made overseas?

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    Quote Originally Posted by scooter22 View Post
    It's actually pretty quiet. Just not waterproof.

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    Quote Originally Posted by militarymoron View Post
    It's actually pretty quiet. Just not waterproof.
    Pardon my ignorance: is weatherproof not waterproof?

    I was planning on getting one.


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    Quote Originally Posted by scooter22 View Post
    Pardon my ignorance: is weatherproof not waterproof?
    Generally, no. 'Weatherproof' is equivalent to 'water-resistant'. The link below explains the difference:
    http://ablecanvas.com/2013/08/is-you...-weatherproof/

    Here's my write up on the windliner from 2011: http://www.militarymorons.com/gear/crye1.html#wind

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    Quote Originally Posted by joffe View Post
    Yes, that's the idea. I've only found one example so far that's actually quiet, it's made for hunting. It has an outer layer of polyester on top of the goretex to quiet it down.

    Unfortunately it seems to be made in Turkey but so far my best bet.

    I'm looking for something that I can use for everything, including hunting, I'm not interested in filling my coat rack with different outerwear.
    Thanks for the link, that looks like some good gear.

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    Quote Originally Posted by joffe View Post
    I had a hard time finding info about OR's country of origin, all I managed to find was that they have a Seattle factory where they make Berry compliant articles for the DOD such as gloves.
    Which gloves just curious? I have their Ironsight gloves but they are not made in the USA.

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    The GORE-TEX® inner layer will keep you dry and protected during rough conditions, while the polyester face fabric will let you move silently through the terrain.
    Sounds like a terrible compromise. The face fabric will wet out rather quickly and compromise the breathability of the gore underneath. Sure it will keep the outside wetness from getting in but you will quickly get soaked underneath by your own sweat.

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    I don't expect any kind of breathability. Waterproof, quiet, breathable - pick any two. Having all 3 in one garment is, at this point, science fiction.

    On another note it turns out that the Goretex line I linked is not made in Turkey after all, but China like everything else. A disappointment.

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    Check out Beyond. They have USA-made, Berry compliant clothing. Be prepared to pay, though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bruin View Post
    Check out Beyond. They have USA-made, Berry compliant clothing. Be prepared to pay, though.

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    I second the Beyond recommendation!

    https://beyondclothing.com

    I have the Rig Jacket for a medium weight shell and the thing is top notch! Highly water resistant, windproof, durable and extremely breathable! Quiet moving about in the field with a fit that allows you to layer underneath with long underwear and a light insulating layer and it stills gives you great freedom of movement with a chest rig/PC and/or a backpack on!

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