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    hunting waders

    I was looking at there for fishing/duck hunting. What's your thoughts? I don't want to pay an arm and a leg but I want a half decent wadder.

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    Re: hunting wadders

    I think ya got a broken link marc
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    Re: hunting wadders

    i have a pair from cabelas marc not camo ..they are very warm if you are not standing up to your waste in water there almost to hot. but they are real good.

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    Re: hunting wadders

    I have 4 or 5 pair of Cabelas waders and have no issues reccomending them. Most recently I picked up a pair of their dry plus breathables and love them! Otherwise the 1600's are my choice. Stay away from velcro on the straps, buckles are the way to go!

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    Re: hunting wadders

    I was looking at the 1600's as well but I also want to use the same wadders for float tub fishing and back packing them in to some remote lakes in the spring / summer. The weather isn't as cold on the Island as it probably is in some of the marshes on the mainland so I figured the 800's would do as double duty.

    I had a pair of Cabelas ultimate waidders about 8 years ago and they leaked at the crotch. The velcro straps also stuck to my whool sweater and after about a year I couldn't use the velcro as all the little hooks had broken off.

    Quote Originally Posted by Ian F. View Post
    I have 4 or 5 pair of Cabelas waders and have no issues reccomending them. Most recently I picked up a pair of their dry plus breathables and love them! Otherwise the 1600's are my choice. Stay away from velcro on the straps, buckles are the way to go!

    One of the big benefits of Cabelas is their service and return policy, second to none! Make sure you check out the bargain barn!

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    Re: hunting wadders

    We all have these and wear them a lot, seem to have done well for us. Available in tall, short and regular

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    Re: hunting wadders

    Mark,

    Totally agree on the 1600's, that's why I bought the breathables, I love them! I don't think they would be my choice if I knew I was in thigh deep water all day, but for general use, and especially for longer walks or work that gets you sweating they are the cat's meow!

    I think the breathables (Dry plus) have 1200 grams in the feet, whatever it is they are warm and toasty and comfy!

    Very best,

    Ian

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    hunting wadders
    Ohhhhh......."waders".......I was expecting a duck hunting thread as I thought you left the "L" out of "waddlers" and that was your affectionate/pet name for ducks?!?!
    Last edited by MB_Boy; 10-24-2007 at 09:12 AM.

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    Re: hunting wadders

    Speaking of waders, can someone recommend me a pair? My budget is about $100. I'm thinking of hitting Joe's or Sportsman's Warehouse down in Burlington next week (don't want to buy something without trying them on first, so online is probably out). Camo or not, doesn't matter, hoping to use it to double for fishing as well.
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