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Originally Posted by Kimber7man
I've got the Cabela's MT050 rain gear, and both pants and jacket pack down into about the size you're looking for. More expensive than the space rain gear, but mine have lasted 4 hunting seasons (turkey and deer) and no rips, no tears.



I AGREE


I have used mine for many Colorado elk hunts and lots of hunting in thick stuff back east. Simply the best I have found. I have (2) pairs of pants and theh jacket. It is all take anymore......even if it is not raining;)

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Packable with no insulation concerns Space Rain is hard to beat with the exception of dragging it thru really bad jaggers. Depends upon what you ask it to do. For keeping one dry it works great.


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