SAS 2 flotation suit - chuffed

[Rob M]

Just got mine (2 piece, XL) today. As I'm a big lad it's hard to get things that fit properly, but this suit fits like a glove and is bloody warm! (though that was in my front room ). Complimented with a pair of Sundridge thermal boots, although these look weird, neither right nor left, strange. Bring on the winter!

Rob

[Ben]

i am also thinking about getting some of the special thermal boot thingys, they any good??

[Rob M]

Originally Posted by Ben

i am also thinking about getting some of the special thermal boot thingys, they any good??

They feel great, you have to wear thin socks otherwise it sort of misses the point. But they felt great - but they look like they're on the wrong feet, think I'll give the dealer a call to make sure he gave me the right ones

Rob

[fishypaul]

Ben,i got a pair of thermal boots 10 years ago,i think they are called mukluks and they are the best thing i have ever bought,i havn't had cold feet since and they are still going strong,i would definately recommend thermal boots as part of your winter kit

[flounder_al]

Have always used thermal boots for when i am fishing on a boat. mine are getting abit worn now so i might upgrade to some neopreane ones. heard they are ment to be good.

[fishypaul]

how much did it cost rob ?,if you don't mind me asking

[Rob M]

£80, from Maidstone Angling. I could've got it cheaper on the net, but I'm impatient, he he

Rob

[Ben]

whats the difference between neferon n thermal boots?

[devondave]

i have the suit and the thermol boots ben both are well worth getting my boots are like welly's with a thermal sock inside only thing i will say is you must remove that sock and let it air out after use beause they get wet with condensation from the heat in your boot

[Ben]

alright, i will have a look to see what is about when i get the suit