ICAST 2019: Frogg Toggs in Realtree Fishing® Camo Introduced

COLUMBUS, Georgia — Frogg Toggs has combined its legendary waterproof technologies with original Realtree Fishing® patterns to create an impressive new line of apparel that will be introduced at the 2019 ICAST trade show. ICAST, the premier showcase for the latest innovations in fishing gear, accessories and apparel, will be held July 9-12 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida.

In 1996, Frogg Toggs was founded with a single purpose and mission: to keep outdoor enthusiasts comfortable during their pursuits. What began as a single waterproof jacket style in one fabric has evolved into 17 waterproof fabric groups in more than 50 styles of rain gear, as well as multiple footwear styles, 11 wader fabrics and patented wader designs, headwear and accessories. The products perform regardless of the season, the conditions or the outdoor activity.

The new Frogg Toggs Realtree Fishing® apparel boasts the best of Frogg Toggs waterproof technology and styling to help anglers make the most of their time on the water.

Frogg Toggs is excited to launch several new products at ICAST featuring Realtree Fishing lifestyle camo patterns, Will Fowler, Frogg Toggs marketing director, said. From new rainwear designs and accessories to all-new product lines, the Realtree Fishing camo patterns will be highlighted throughout the Frogg Toggs lineup at the 2019 ICAST convention in Orlando, Florida.

A few 2019 Realtree Fishing Frogg Toggs products to be featured at ICAST include the Pilot Pro Jacket and Bib, which are designed for superior warmth, dryness and protection with YKK zippers, fleece-lined, hand-warmer pockets and adjustable features. The Women's Pilot Jacket and Pant offer all of the weather-proof technology of the men's version but with a feminine styling. The Frogg Toggs Grinder Deck Shoe provides the slip- and water-resistant design every boat fisherman needs thanks to the slip-resistant maritime outsole and rubber and neoprene upper construction.

For more information, visit Frogg Toggs.