Ask Cavers: Which are the Best Coveralls?
August 29, 2012
Photo by David A. Riggs/flickr
In response to this week’s poll on the use of coveralls while caving, UK caver Roger Jones wanted to know which coveralls are the best?
What are the best coveralls you’ve ever used? What made them the ideal cave suit? Where did you buy them and how much did they cost? Let us know in the comments below.
Comments (7)
Personally I have mine custom made because I like certain features that you see in ice climbing coveralls like articulated elbows and knees also some other features which you don’t see in standard caving coveralls. As for off the shelf; Meander coverall that you can get at Inner Mountain Outfitters. Work and fit well, here a vid I found: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqvchvOFXEk
The best coverall is the gore-tex overall for cavers from Wahler, Germany. I have use it in the alps in cold and dirty caves. Never I have froze.
Tatty old Warmbac – with a rip 9n the ass!
If I’m not going to be getting wet, I prefer Dickies Deluxe poly-cotton blend coveralls. For wet caving, I use Lost Creek Deluxe.
I like most the Meander ones.
Coverall offer by expe.fr are good product. Lots off people in your caving club SQS (québec) seems to wear them.
here the link
http://www.expe.fr/catalogue-sport/speleologie/combinaisons-c1_2_19.html?language=en
I bough a brand new Luire from http://www.Expe.fr I didn’t use it yet, i buy it a couple of months ago. Just wait till the summer arrive. I’m so excited to test it
but can’t wait too long for the test 
I heard good comments of that one
You can get it from :
http://www.expe.fr/fr/materiel-accessoires/speleologie/combinaisons-speleo/combinaison-luire.html
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