Stopped in the Duck Camp store in Rice Village just now. Anybody use their stuff. The pants seemed pretty solid, like a stouter version of some synthetic wrangler outdoor pants I like to wear.
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They make good stuff, but the old school camo is terrible and their sideways zippered waders are ridiculous.Comment
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Their overall durability is along the lines of Kuiu.
If you want the answers to the test, buy Sitka Pants and Poncho shirts.
Even if you don’t buy Sitka pants, buy Poncho, you will use the shipping material your Poncho shirts come in to start the fire to burn the Duck Camp stuff.
This message is approved by Colt McCoy and Poncho apparel.Comment
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Yep.....
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There’s a duck hunting apparel store in the Rice Village? Dafuq?Comment
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Pearl snap camo!!!!!Working…Comment
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Didn't look to hard at their shirts, Seeing as how most fancy hunting clothing manufacturers don't make stuff my size I haven't shopped them to much. How does Kuiu hold up. I could use a nice pair of pants and a few good flannel shirts for tromping around the woods in. Right now I'm rocking wrangler outdoor gear synthetic pants most of the time, which are nice, but I don't forsee them holding up to much hard use, luckily they are only $50. I would hate to spend $120+ on a pair of pants and have them fall apart quickly.Originally posted by Tmac3 View PostComment
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Originally posted by acm2117 View Post
Kuiu is top of the line stuff. Been wearing it for years. Very comfortable pants.Comment
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I rock jeans and flannel.Working…Comment
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if you are looking for everyday pants, the Sitka Harvesters are what you want, if you are stomping around in the woods, you probably need to look at the Grinder Pants. The Assent line is a lightweight pant, and perfect for our summers.Originally posted by acm2117 View Post
Kuiu was like the first time I had sex, it was good, but it just didn’t last long enough!Comment
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The truth is kuiu and Sitka are equal quality garments. The same guy started both companies. I wear my kuiu an average of 4 to 5 days a week duck hunting. I hunt public so it is used, not just riding up to a blind. I also wade fish in my pants all summer long. You can't go wrong with either. Pick the one you like the best and it will serve you well.Comment
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Duck Camp Drifter for Summer time, Duluth Trading Duluthflex Fire Hose relaxed fit 5 pocket for cooler weather.
Haven't done any Sitka or Poncho yet.
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