Waders?

[Tom Rendell]

Anyone got these, or can recomened something in a similar price range?


http://www.fishingwaders.co.uk/Chestwaders.htm

 

[Paul Boote]

New outfit to me, Tom, but they're British and don't look bad. Having once spent - what was it? £300? - on a pair of big-name American (ex China) chesties, only to have to return them twice to be replaced because they leaked like a sieve...

 

[Tom Rendell]

Thanks paul. I do like the price, i might give them a gamble.

 

[Simon Haggis]

Did you go for these Tom? Would you recommend them?

I need to get a pair.

cheers, simon

 

[Ian Crook]

Simon, me too

 

[Simon Haggis]

They are not for barbelling Ian - started on my carp syndicate last weekend and need an 'edge'.

My edge is going to be running round the lake chasing them with a massive net!

 

[Ian Crook]

I thought you were going to say, chasing them into a large net wearing thigh waders and speedos!!!

 

[Adam Rawson]

I picked up a couple of pairs of Greys GRX breathable waders on ebay not too long ago for about £75 each, not sure what they're like price wise now but they're fantastic waders. Durable and I wouldnt be without them for my fluff chucking and winter barbeling! Might be worth a look...

Cheers
Adam

 

[Geoff Blakesley]

Rubber waders often leave your trousers as wet as if you hadn't bothered wearing any so like adam I would recommend breathables. I have been using these orvis ones for about 6 years now and they have never leaked. Dearer I know but they are great to wear especially if you are not an off the peg size like myself.
http://www.johnnorris.co.uk/shop/br...earwater-endura-breathable-stockingfoots.html
Superb waders
geoff

 

[Declan Doherty]

I bought some Bison breathables, which so far seem fine.. I've used them a few times for wading across flooded fields (to waist height) to get to the river, and they're comfy and dry. I paid £90 and got the waders, boots and a staff (handy for bashing Otters!)..