Hunter rainwear

All rainwear discussions in general or that do not fit into other categories.
Anotherraincoat
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Hunter rainwear

Post by Anotherraincoat »

Sports pursuit have discounted rainwear ponchos etc
merv
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Re: Hunter rainwear

Post by merv »

I don't wish to be unappreciative here but is it so difficult to include a link when referring to another website, just makes it so much easier for everyone, and it isn't against this sites rules to do so
rainwearseeker
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Re: Hunter rainwear

Post by rainwearseeker »

Unfortunately the hunter brand is so expensive, but is low quality. Their rainboots are not much better than the much cheaper brands. A pre-2006 pair that is in good condition will probably last longer than a modern pair that is new. I am not sure how their new raincoats are.
plasticmacboy
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Re: Hunter rainwear

Post by plasticmacboy »

merv wrote: April 30th, 2017, 2:10 pm I don't wish to be unappreciative here but is it so difficult to include a link when referring to another website, just makes it so much easier for everyone, and it isn't against this sites rules to do so
Sports Pursuit is a "members only" site, so it would be impossible to include a link unless you were already a member! it is free to join/sign up.
merv
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Re: Hunter rainwear

Post by merv »

yes, found it, this probably gives a pointer https://www.sportpursuit.com/sales/hunt ... hing-apr17 must admit i am quite tempted to buy one
Anotherraincoat
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Re: Hunter rainwear

Post by Anotherraincoat »

Sorry for the confusion
wellies4
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Re: Hunter rainwear

Post by wellies4 »

You are right about their boots but in the last couple of years they have changed where they are manufactured and the spec and are very good now, especially the John Norris ones
rainwearseeker
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Re: Hunter rainwear

Post by rainwearseeker »

Is it on par with the same quality when made in Scotland?
latexstorm
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Re: Hunter rainwear

Post by latexstorm »

Aigle and Le Chameau are two brands that blow Hunter away in terms of quality and durability.

My apologies for not posting a link - I'm in a hurry to get out the door - but they're easy enough to find online even in the States, and much more so in Europe. Unlike Hunter, both brands still manufacture their boots largely by hand using artisan workers rather than mass production manufacturing (and quality expectations).

My only complaint is that the Aigle mens boots aren't *quite* as high on the leg as normal rubber riding boots, but there's only about an inch of difference, and the quality more than makes up for it.

Our Aigle boots are also made of very high-quality rubber; they're what we wear when we're in the mood for all-rubber outings - clothing, raingear, boots, etc.
rainwearseeker
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Re: Hunter rainwear

Post by rainwearseeker »

what about the hunter originals and high gloss? are they now low grade?
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