Suggestions for "working" outside? I don't ice fish but I'm wondering how it will hold up on the job-site. Most of all, I wanna stay dry if it rains
787122
Yes it will keep you dry Dont know that it would hold up as long as a car hart suit though but it is worm fabric inside jacket i think would wear out fast in a working invierment too.
787123
It will definitely keep you warm and dry on the job site. It's lightweight and easy to move in. You won't go wrong with this purchase believe me
787124
pends what you do outside i walked out to my shanty quarter mile. by time i got there to warm had to take off for a bit very nice suit wont feel the wind dont work in it afraid i might rip it suit not cheap never been in the rain in it kept the snow off me i love it.got it just for ice fishing i wear a carhart suit around the house to work in warm.
792360
Yep, it should be just fine outside. Very easy to rinse off with water hose too. Just hang to dry.
600061
This is a pretty expensive suit to be running around on dinghies. Though it is strudy (not fragile), I could see you catching it on sharp items. You could probably buy 50 - 100 throw away rain suits for the price of this drysuit. Otherwise, the drysuit should do the job. I'd just be nervous catching it on something. Good luck.
1642919
Have tried in the cold. I wouldn't use it in the rain, cause you'll just rust it out
72672
Rain...No problem. We are going to double up the tarp before winter comes for helping w/ thickness.Moving it for ONE person...NO....impossible. (Unless the surface is paved, flat...well, I would still say NO)The structure is VERY sturdy. Even if you are a weightlifter, still no. LOL
227123
I've had mine in my yard all summer - rain or shine. Seems to be holding up great. No noticeable problems or wear. I will put it away before the snow though.
1622115
I use it for outside. It's plastic, so weather won't affect it all that much, although it could crack from extreme heat or cold. Then again, any plastic will do the same thing. It seems well made, and holds a lot of weight, me.
2226791
I would seriously not place this anywhere near water. It's not got for its intended purpose (extremely cheap, falls apart, not dense), so I would recommend you find something more suitable for a work/industrial environment.
1616836
I've used it in the rain with no problems. I wouldn't stick it under water or anything, but if it gets some water on it it should be fine.
1355350
I am too lazy to write it all out...lol Their website (link below) gives this information pretty clearly. Best of luck http://www.wetandforget.com/faq_wet_and_forget_outdoor.html Michael
1213377
I'm hoping it will last me for at least a few years. We have experienced a lot of rain and it is holding up just fine. I'm just worried about heavy wet snow.
3991
I would say no. While my water boss has performed well it is not built for any weather issues.
1462767
To the best of my knowledge it is for inside. But I would think you could use outside if it was kept dry.
72673
IMHO? rain could be ok but it does tend to hold water sometimes around the edges so if you're attentive to keep excess off... My park only allows these otherwise I'd go with something else. Rain, wind & snow can callapse them Easily if you don't take added measures. I live in snow country and had to go out every hour during a heavy storm last winter to clear the roof, those who did not had theirs collapse. It's relatively easy to tear down & rebuild, I don't know about moving it fully assembled. I tweeked the direction of mine a bit while setting it up & it tended to fall apart if I moved it too far from it's original set up. Frankly, if $ were not the issue I'd go elsewhere but I'm preparing for winter 2 with this. Hope that helped.
1130342
My grandson loves this truck and it's huge. We haven't put water in it yet, but as soon as the weather allows, he'll be outside making cement out of mud. While water alone might seep out, I think something of a thicker consistency will work fine. The idea of using rice or bird seed is a good one too, as long as it's going to remain dry.
963861
Yesterday I was at a crafts fair in the mountains and it started to rain, I was able to keep myself and my merchandise dry! I have never been in severe weather, but I think it holds up pretty good for moderate rain!
1981643
What do you mean by work? If you are trying to make the bag water resistant, I would use Scotchgard.