i had a pair, lasted me a couple of years which is good for my waders for some reason. i agree with reb, the boots are a little on the heavy side, not like cynder block heavy but heavy. not the no protection around the ankles i think is a plus. the boots on most waders kills my ankles when standing in a good amount of water. the pressure gets to rubbin them the wrong way. these waders i had not problems with. heck i am trying to patch the seams on them so i can still use them as a back up pair.
i had a pair, lasted me a couple of years which is good for my waders for some reason. i agree with reb, the boots are a little on the heavy side, not like cynder block heavy but heavy. not the no protection around the ankles i think is a plus. the boots on most waders kills my ankles when standing in a good amount of water. the pressure gets to rubbin them the wrong way. these waders i had not problems with. heck i am trying to patch the seams on them so i can still use them as a back up pair.
One of the spots I hunt is a walk in area. On dry land for about 1/2 mile and in the water for about 1/4 mile. The heavy boot makes this a little tougher.
The other spot the boat goes right up to the hole. The boot wouldn't matter there.
Last year the water wasn't high enough for the boat-in spot. The walk really sucked. I'm guessing this year we'll get to ride in.
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