Bison Breathable Stocking Foot Chest Waders M, L, XL, XXL

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eventually after the boots began to rot I ended up cutting the neoprene feet off and with the help of 2 tubes of Aqua Sure stuck a pair of wellingtons onto the legs. An elastic chestline helps to keep you dry, and also has large inside chest pocket for small fishing items You'll need wad ing shoes or trainers (not included) with these waders. Interesting as I have had the exact opposite experience to you, had Bison found them ill fitting and the seams leaked after only a few trip also the sole on one boot came away and had to be super glued, got the Rapala Pro ones and use them 4 or 5 times a week, havent had a leak yet apart from a very small one that was my fault when I hooked the knee with a treble.

New with tags: A brand-new, unused, unworn and undamaged item in the original packaging (such as the . I suspect most CEO's probably don't fish I mean if they did we would not have to put up with such crap. Might be better off with a good quality brand then, seen lads were Vass waders with no complaints, if I end up needing new ones, these will be next. First off he did not seal the seals all the way to the top of the wader when I asked why he thinks that we don't wade to the tops well some of us do and this is at variance with the quality of the repair he claims to do. I am just resigned these days to getting wet in fact in a surf situation even in good waders I expect to get wet.I find breathables with propper wader liners much more effective as once your clothes get "damp" under neoprenes you will start to get cold. Every pair of waders carries a 12 month manufacturers warranty from the time of purchase to ensure reliable, defect free performance . I expected them to be miles to big in the foot and to gather around my knees with the 36" inside leg. I have lost good fish messing about putting waders on due to easing off the pressure whilst doing so and after that you think why not just dive in? I’ve got a set of Chesties made by Dunlop, they get used for digging lugworm, wading for bass fishing in low tide, and they are more than adequate for carp fishing.

I've not tried wearing mine for a long time yet though, sweatness I couldn't tell you as longest I've had em on for is about n hour and was okk then. The waders developed some pinhole leaks plus some self inflicted rips but Diver Dave sorted these out and they havent leaked since.

I wouldnt choose felt soles again (Vibram fior me next time) but once they have plenty of studs in them I am pretty confident over the rocks. Not personally tried these waders before though, but sure I remember reading a couple of reviews of them on here - if any owners want to "wade" in on this?