Blue Suits

[bee]

Ebay ice fishing section has some good buys on Blue Suits

[bee]

Grey Suits are up today. Good Buy.

[xphelanx]

Grey Suits are up today. Good Buy.

I sure love my Grey Suit, I would encourage anyone to pick one up.

[Skipper]

Is that grey suit a sweaty mess when you get working? I am going to buy myself an ice armor suit for this year and I am deciding between the grey and blue. It get WICKED cold here, but I usually just stay home when it gets below -15F. I do 90% of my fishing from an ATV or snowmobile, and sometimes I travel miles across big water to my spot. I am leaning toward the grey suit because of this.

As an owner of one, what do you think?

[buddah]

Is that grey suit a sweaty mess when you get working? I am going to buy myself an ice armor suit for this year and I am deciding between the grey and blue. It get WICKED cold here, but I usually just stay home when it gets below -15F. I do 90% of my fishing from an ATV or snowmobile, and sometimes I travel miles across big water to my spot. I am leaning toward the grey suit because of this.

As an owner of one, what do you think?

I have a grey suit and have never been cold in it even at 25-35 below.If you only fish in 10 or above I imagine the blue suit would be fine with quality under wear.The only reason I bought the grey suit is because it was on sale for 180$ at beans.You do tend to overheat when the temps get in the 20's with the grey suit.

[bee]

I have the blue and when its cold I do have to layer on top. But thats ok when it warms up i can remove some. Bibs are good all the time.

[xphelanx]

Is that grey suit a sweaty mess when you get working? I am going to buy myself an ice armor suit for this year and I am deciding between the grey and blue. It get WICKED cold here, but I usually just stay home when it gets below -15F. I do 90% of my fishing from an ATV or snowmobile, and sometimes I travel miles across big water to my spot. I am leaning toward the grey suit because of this.

As an owner of one, what do you think?

I would say go for it. If you get a big too steamy you can always unzip and it let's a nice breeze blow through. Another possibility is to just have an insulated flannel handy that you can put on over the bib after you've removed the jacket, and that works great too.

[Skipper]

I am just kidding myself. This is Minnesota, I better get the thick one!

[sst4life]

I love my greay suit. Half the time I am not even wear the top just the bottoms becuase it is so warm.