looking for new waders this season

hey all,,, im looking to get a new pair of waders for the fall..looking for something chest high, breathable, perhaps converts to waist wader and bootfoot...anyone have any suggestions...i put in a great deal of hours in my orvis waders but they can get a bit pricey..thanks!!

If you want good waders they will be a bit pricey.But they will last longer than a much cheaper pair.I have a pair of Simms that I paid more than I like to but they have been great for a long time now.

i got the frogtoggs and i love them and not to expensive

i love my snowbees but i think they are not making them any more. ?

naspinsz wrote:hey all,,, im looking to get a new pair of waders for the fall..looking for something chest high, breathable, perhaps converts to waist wader and bootfoot...anyone have any suggestions...i put in a great deal of hours in my orvis waders but they can get a bit pricey..thanks!!

Only6 problem is quality waders are gonna cost.You gotta make the choice or find a sale.Check Cabelas,even google bootfoot waders I'll bet you find something decent for a good price.Me I'm cheap witht he waders and just wear the $100 ones from Dicks they last a couple 2-3 years.Lookin to upgrade this fall.Good luck in your quest for affordable quality waders!!!


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hopefully you can get your waders on faster than fishincrazy. i remember being on my 6th bass last fall before he came over the dunes

rebelmusicnp wrote:hopefully you can get your waders on faster than fishincrazy. i remember being on my 6th bass last fall before he came over the
dunes

Now that's some funny shss right there. Jim I use proline breathable waders. About 120? I think. I don't see the point in spending a couple hundred on waders. You can buy new every 3-4 years and still be less than than sims and ll.bean

rebelmusicnp wrote:hopefully you can get your waders on faster than fishincrazy. i remember being on my 6th bass last fall before he came over the dunes

I don't remember you catchin 6 bass at any one time last fall????


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Been using these for years.cant beat them for the $$
Three Forks Featherlight waders are designed with rugged heavy-duty 420-denier nylon that's been coated with PVC to guarantee they'll take punishment and still keep you dry. Elasticized top ensures a snug fit and bib-type construction comes up high on the chest and back and includes a Velcro-closed pocket for storage. We've reinforced the adjustable suspenders to ensure they'll stay securely in place. Felt soles assure positive traction on slippery rocks.

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thanks guys..i actually picked up a pair of the snowbees last night..found them on sale for 160 orig 270..cant complain about that! thanks for all the input!

naspinsz wrote:thanks guys..i actually picked up a pair of the snowbees last night..found them on sale for 160 orig 270..cant complain about that! thanks for all the input!

nice job. some advice...keep an eye on the seam on the boat. they have leaked for me and others from what i hear. you might just want to apply something there now on the inside of where you ankle is. also, there is a flap just above the seam on the leg that will fill with sand from crashing waves. make sure you spray water up into it or you will have a flood of sand come out of your dry waders the next time you use them.

For the $ and the return policy you can't go wrong with the LL Bean Emerger. Just mi .02