scrubs?

[ThatredneckguyJamie]

This is either the dumbest idea ever, or potentially genius I'm not sure...my daughter is a MA at a pediatrician's office and wears nurse scrubs everyday. She recently got a new pair for work that seem to be made of a very durable, yet lightweight material that seems would be perfect for hot weather deer season. You can pick these up for like $40 for the whole set, and come in a variety of colors...olive, khaki...they may even have a camo pattern of some sort. Anyone ever try this? I've tried searching but came up with nothing...

 

[Geewhiz]

Do it man, be a trendsetter

 

[Honyock]

Make sure and get the N95 matching mask and not just the cloth mask. My daughter is also a nurse, she said that Amazon has camo scrubs.

 

[Conrad101st]

My dad is an MD. He gave me a set in high school. Made cutoff-shorts out of them. Wore them for years. Best gym shorts ever.

 

[MattB]

It’s been my experience on these forums when posters come up with an idea no one has previously popularized, there is a good reason for that.

 

[Beckjhong]

Long time scrubs wearer here. They are super comfy, but not something I’d wear into the field. YMMV.

 

[Hunt260]

I’m a daily scrub wearing guy, so hot outside work in scrub top sometimes. Don’t recommend.

 

[Fatcamp]

IDK. The pants are OK, but they tie which is inconvenient. Phone and keys are enough to pull them down. The tops absolutely suck.

The good ones with some stretch, belt loops, and a zipper would be better, but at that point you could just buy a pair of Eddie Bauer.

I do wear pants around the house but they are more like pajamas or sweatpants.

 

[Where's Bruce?]

No thanks but here's your rifle season attire.

 

[Bluumoon]

I occasionally wear the bottoms for yard work, as others said not ideal "active wear". Phone in pocket is enough to make them sag. Best part of scrubs is someone else does my laundry.

 

[Blowdowner]

You will blow out the crotch. That price is not great. I do not wear hunting specific clothes either.

 

[KChunter71]

Nope! First torn and it's all over

 

[Marbles]

Some of the women's scrubs are nice, but I never found something great and before moving out of the RN role stopped wearing scrub pants at work and used hiking paints instead. More durable, better pockets, and easier to clean blood and body flyids off of due to DWR coating. If working at a hospital that provided scrubs, I would wear them so someone else would do the laundry.

Though, pick up one set and give it a try, I certainly did not try every brand available.

 

[Where's Bruce?]

You will blow out the crotch. That price is not great. I do not wear hunting specific clothes either.

Am I the only laughing at Blowdowner's crotch blown out concerns?

 

[Marbles]

Am I the only laughing at Blowdowner's crotch blown out concerns?

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I have squated down to put in an IV to hear a rip and have 6 inches of my underwear exposed. It always happens when things are going south and you cannot just go change..... Thank goodness I stopped going commando after getting out of the Navy.

 

[Rob5589]

Nah. They either tie or have elastic; they are super thin and tear easy; plus all your hunting buds will be asking for a sponge bath.

 

[ThatredneckguyJamie]

I told ya it might be the dumbest idea lol

 

[Where's Bruce?]

Nah. They either tie or have elastic; they are super thin and tear easy; plus all your hunting buds will be asking for a sponge bath.

 

[Rob5589]

I told ya it might be the dumbest idea lol

The scrubs or sponge bath...

 

[FatCampzWife]

Along with several of the reasons listed previously, they are too thin, and pokey things (stiff grass, weeds, pine needles, thorns) go right through them & make life uncomfortable...