cold weather hunting coveralls ?

kidcoltoutlaw · October 13, 2004, 02:36 PM

Are carhart's any good ? They need to be real tuff where i hunt or they will get ripped right off of your back . I take a blood thinner so im a wuss when it comes to cold weather. I might even take my black cat heater with me . What brand coveralls do you use that last a long time and keep you warm thanks,keith

User Name · October 13, 2004, 09:13 PM

Carhart makes a very good product. A little pricey, but sturdy and warm.
I don't get cold easily so what I wear won't help you much (being in the south it don't get real cold for long anyway) but I do wear carhart coveralls to work outside in the winter. If your looking at going that route, might I suggest buying the bib overalls with the acompaning jacket. It actualy ends up giving you a little extra in the chest because of the bib. but the jacket can be worn at other times with out the overalls and on those days where it's cold as the dickens in the morning yet warms up mid-day, or during a long deer dragging session when you start getting hot you can always take the jacket off. Hope that helps your decision some..

2400 · October 15, 2004, 01:21 PM

Carhartt arctic coveralls should do the trick for you. Or a pair of arctic bibs and an arctic jacket. The arctic ones have a black lining.

V-fib · October 23, 2004, 01:18 AM

Carharts are a great choice. However “bloodthinners” like coumadin and heparin don’t thin the blood. Your blood is as thick as any one else’s. These types of drugs are anticoagulants, which means that they interfere with your bloods ability to clot. I’ve had good results with the footwarmers that you can put in your boots. If your feet are warm the rest of you is warm. However if you’re also a diabetic I would check with your DR. first before using the footwarmers.

kidcoltoutlaw · October 23, 2004, 05:46 AM

my spelling sucks so i just call it a thinner. call it what you want you bleed easy and stay cold thanks,keith

October 13, 2004, 02:36 PM	#1
kidcoltoutlaw Senior Member Join Date: April 13, 2000 Location: bluefield Posts: 735	cold weather hunting coveralls ? Are carhart's any good ? They need to be real tuff where i hunt or they will get ripped right off of your back . I take a blood thinner so im a wuss when it comes to cold weather. I might even take my black cat heater with me . What brand coveralls do you use that last a long time and keep you warm thanks,keith __________________ It's not just a gun it's the symbol of freedom

October 13, 2004, 09:13 PM	#2
User Name Senior Member Join Date: September 20, 2004 Location: Woodstock , Ga. Posts: 152	Carhart makes a very good product. A little pricey, but sturdy and warm. I don't get cold easily so what I wear won't help you much (being in the south it don't get real cold for long anyway) but I do wear carhart coveralls to work outside in the winter. If your looking at going that route, might I suggest buying the bib overalls with the acompaning jacket. It actualy ends up giving you a little extra in the chest because of the bib. but the jacket can be worn at other times with out the overalls and on those days where it's cold as the dickens in the morning yet warms up mid-day, or during a long deer dragging session when you start getting hot you can always take the jacket off. Hope that helps your decision some.. __________________ - Veritas - Aequitas - "Whenever Governments mean to invade the rights and liberties of the people, they always attempt to destroy the militia, in order to raise an army upon their ruins. This was actually done by Great Britain at the commencement of the late revolution." Rep. Elbridge Gerry of Massachusetts - 1789 GUN CONTROL....IT'S NOT A NEW IDEA......JUST A BAD ONE!

October 23, 2004, 01:18 AM	#4
V-fib Senior Member Join Date: June 26, 2002 Location: Michigan Posts: 253	Carharts are a great choice. However “bloodthinners” like coumadin and heparin don’t thin the blood. Your blood is as thick as any one else’s. These types of drugs are anticoagulants, which means that they interfere with your bloods ability to clot. I’ve had good results with the footwarmers that you can put in your boots. If your feet are warm the rest of you is warm. However if you’re also a diabetic I would check with your DR. first before using the footwarmers. __________________ Livin in the woods...feelin mighty good.

October 23, 2004, 05:46 AM	#5
kidcoltoutlaw Senior Member Join Date: April 13, 2000 Location: bluefield Posts: 735	your right but my spelling sucks so i just call it a thinner. call it what you want you bleed easy and stay cold thanks,keith __________________ It's not just a gun it's the symbol of freedom

October 15, 2004, 01:21 PM	#3
2400 Senior Member Join Date: September 12, 2004 Location: AZ Posts: 389	Carhartt arctic coveralls should do the trick for you. Or a pair of arctic bibs and an arctic jacket. The arctic ones have a black lining.