What brand of FR Rain Gear do you use?

[Gale19XX]

I'm looking to find out what you guys are using for FR Rain Gear and what you think about what you're using. I use what work provides us with which is Tingley but I'm willing to spend my own money for something I find to be a little more comfortable. Mine is extremely stiff and kind of sucks for wearing with a harness or while driving to the next call in the cab of a bucket truck. Not to mention extremely hot.

[US & CA Tramp]

Cab of the truck rain gear!

[stiffneck]

www.nascoinc.com (http://www.nascoinc.com)
Arclite jacket/pants
Made in the USA, custom tall sizes and it last a long time. Can't say that it's breathable, but is vented in back. I bought mine around 10 years ago. My employer Lambert-St. Louis Int. Airport buys the china made crap. Leaks the very first time out of the package and so do the rubber overshoes. Their response; go to the store room and get another. I tried to explain to them, buy something decent and it will last, (not have to be replaced as often) and maybe save a little $. So far, that has gone right over their heads, just like the 600+ flights a day we used to have :(

[BigClive]

In the UK the decent companies tend to supply gore tex raingear which is actually very comfortable to work in. Rugged, genuinely water resilient and very breathable. The finger-in-every-pie construction companies that use crash-trained labourers to do electrical work just use the cheapest, nastiest sweatiest waterproofs they can find.

[Rob]

It's very well made, and expensive. The company pays for it here so if you are buying it on your own expect to spend about $400.
We purchase through Tyndale.

[rob8210]

I have rain gear from a company called Lac Mac. It is Gore Tex lined and is very good quality but very expensive, over $1200 Canadian for a jacket and pants. It stands up to our work very well.