Bib & Brace recommendations

[Coramandel]

Could anyone recommend a moderately priced bib & brace?

[MikeyP]

I've just bought the ProLogic bib and brace for £60 from my local tackle shop and they're great. Very comfortable and extremely warm.

[jeepster]

you might find its not waterproof though, had a couple of friends disapointed with them

[Nugg]

There's some here,might be of use. never use them so can't recommend

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[Coramandel]

Thanks. Not a big fan of ebay as I like to know where I stand quickly! The Wychwoods are £30 more than prologic so I guess they'd be all singing, all dancing. Can anyone recommend these?

[Jim Murray]

Had the Sundridge Minus 10 bib-and-brace & jacket for 3 years now & it is brilliant, for about £160.

 

Was out in the boat on Derravaragh 2 weeks ago and the rain didn't stop all day; everything got sodden but under the suit I was dry and warm as could be...bit pricey for you maybe but you get the Sleepskin undersuit included and this is great also.

 

Jim.

[Coramandel]

Thanks Jim. Another question-as I haven't bought clothing at tackle shops before, how can I get clarification on sizes? Is there anywhere to define in chest/waist size or leg length what medium/large is?

[*Ant*]

Coramandel - You might get some info here

[Coramandel]

Thanks Ant, great site, I shall contact them Monday, they're not far from me.

[RUDD]

Coramandel:

Thanks Jim. Another question-as I haven't bought clothing at tackle shops before, how can I get clarification on sizes? Is there anywhere to define in chest/waist size or leg length what medium/large is?

go for a size bigger than you need.

this will allow for extra layers of clothing and you will be able to move!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

I use a sundridge heavy weight b/b and it is the dogs rogs. Had it for about 5 years and used it for both coarse and sea fishing.

 

I would recomend a sundridge suit but there is a new one on the market from preston innovations which is supposed to be good.