Have been look at this jacket is it any good,ProQuip Golf Aquasoft Elite Jacket.
cheers
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 iv just bought a proquip jacket , £52 gore tex. and its the biz.
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 Me too, XXL and it's on the large side of that, just like me. Swear by Pro-Quip for fat-arsed oilies...
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Is there a big difference between this type of jacket and the Galvin Green or Sunderland ?
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 by all accounts the GG is the dogs. I'm saving up to get one - I had nearly had enough then blew it on two new wedges :-)
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tried on the Galvin Green today normally XL but even the XXL was tight, time for something else I think.
Last Jedi where did you get your goretex at £59 from ?
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 There was a test in this months TG mag, proquip silk touch jacket at £239 came top, Galvin green at £389 for jacket and trousers came second. I'm sorry but those prices are crazy for something I'm only going to wear one a week or twice at most (and then in winter mainly)... I've got the Mizuno tour rainsuit, cost £160 for jacket and trousers and keeps me dry.
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They do seem a little of the expensive side
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 I have a Proquip and its excellent, but except for the very coldest days I cook inside it and any other of these waterprooof jackets. I prefer the sleeveless lightweight Footjoy. Keeps the rain off, lightweight and doesnt restrict your movement.
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just trying to find something suitable for my location the west coast of scotland
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 The proquip silk touch is £199 for the suit.
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Have owned waterproof Sunderland suit ,usless ,needs to be rung out during rain and left off.
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 Can anyone recommend a cast iron for certain 100% waterproof jacket.
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 William Black Senior. Made in UK and guaranteed for 3 years. Make to measure also.
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 I just bought a Galvin Green Ace jacket and Alf tousers. They were given their first outing and one of the best tests you can get. I was in Scotland at the weekend, strong winds and heavy showers all day - I did not overheat, even though I was also wearing a lambs wool sweater, nor did I get wet, well apart from my head - need to get a decent hat next.
If you want to keep dry, there is only one choice in my book, Galvin Green.
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