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Topic: Splash Pants  (Read 3869 times)

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mickfish

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Any experience on "Marine Technologies Ultra Splash Pants"? Found on sale wondering if they are any good. :smt017
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Nope.  Warmers are good for super cheapos (about $20) otherwise go NRS (around $80)


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NRS?  Warmers?  You can tell I'm really new to this :)


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Warmers are an inexpensive brand of non-breathable splash pant.  They get it done, but they don't last long if you use them alot.  We decided to carry NRS, which is a more expensive brand.  NRS pants are breathable and they last forever.


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I assumed you only stocked what was on your Web Site. You carry clothing also?
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NRS pants are breathable and they last forever.


love those pants  :smt023


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We just became an NRS dealer, so our site needs to be updated.  However we don't stock any clothing yet, me and Mrs. GWKC need to agree  :smt014 on what to stock first.  We can however get anything you could possibly need, and will stock things soon.


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Are we going to be able to use NRS bucks to buy stuff from you or is that only with NRS directly?


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I'm just a NKG and I'm not cheap but not rich either why spend $80 on a pair of splash pants when I can buy dry pants for a little over $100?
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I have never used dry pants but based on there name I would assume they would be a lot hotter than splash pants. If it is cold I generally wear a wetsuit with splash pants or if it is cooler just the splash pants. I think the dry pants would not cover enough temp options, at least for me.


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Dry pants are hotter and less comfortable at the cuffs and waist.