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Heater body suit....

I like mine. I mostly use it during late muzzy. I like being able to dress light especially when the snows deep. It can be a pain getting in and out while in a tree but after a few sits its not bad. As far as quality goes I'm very satisfied. I think as long as I take care of it I won't ever have to replace it.
 
I guess I figured if I could dress light and use it during late muzzleloader season than it must keep me warm.
 
I wish I would of ordered mine 1 size bigger, a little more room for the all day sits!!! I say all day because the suit is so darn warm and comfortable. I've even taken by boots off on several occassions,,total comfort on a 5* above zero days in SD. I feel the suit also helps contain a lot of my sent, granted you let it slip off your shoulders to take the shot,,usually to late by then. I also have found I'm just fine in the suit with base layers on and a couple heatpacks on fridged days. I cant say enough good about the suit! and the game you see on all day sits in the cold, they gotta et to stay alive!
 
Warm would be an understatement.
Wear a reasonable ammount of clothing on the way in, slip into it and you will be plenty warm until about -15º. They are truly one product that isn't promoted enough.
For late season it is a great tool. Will allow you to get in early and stay later without freezing off your extremities off.
 
I absolutely love mine. I will never buy any more insulated hunting jackets or bibs. They don't even compare to the heater body suit. It is the warmest piece of hunting clothing I have ever worn and it packs up easy also. If you decide to get one get a size bigger for extra room. I talked two of my cousins into getting one and at first they were skeptical but after our Iowa trip last year they thanked me for talking them into it.
 
bkcrrtnps said:
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I love it. Probably the one item I could not do without. I hunted subzero temps with a stout wind during shotgun without trouble. I too like to take my shoes off sometimes while wearing mine. The best layer I have found is the UA heavy base for average cold days. I actually like to be chilly walking in.
 
I have never really considered this product till this thread. I hate sitting in the cold. Is it electric? Just have great insulation? Do you feel clumsy in the stand? I would worry about quick response time if you needed to get to your bow quickly and quietly.
 
I hear nothing but great things about them. I think I would be scared to death in a tree with one on though. My feet are too big.
 
Ried#3 said:
I have never really considered this product till this thread. I hate sitting in the cold. Is it electric? Just have great insulation? Do you feel clumsy in the stand? I would worry about quick response time if you needed to get to your bow quickly and quietly.
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I don't believe there is any heater in them. But I have the same worries about response time and clumsiness (sp/word???). Anyone have thoughts?
 
Super Warm and very quick to open up and get to your bow.

We have several sizes in stock here on a summer sale if anyone wants to check one out.
 
Go a little bigger than you think for size. I have no problem staying warm sub zero. also no problem getting bow or gun in hand fast when needed. Boyd runs a great sale price. I have a new one I bought for my wife several years ago then she decide the grandkids where a better way to spend her time. Never been used. Let me know if you have a small person that needs one, it is for sale.
 
It is warm for sure. Problem is, my hunting isoiver the 3rd week of Nov, and it still isn't cold enough to use it by then. Looks warm again this season...
 
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