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| Sculpin67 from Ohio | | Overall Ranking: | | Cost:
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| | | Subject: | Nice waders. | | Quality:
| OK - in my first season with them, I sprung a leak in the seat. The material that made the zipper on the pack waterproof, started to peel off after a couple of uses. | | Features:
| I loved the pack and the shoulder straps. The best I've had. Fit was a little big. I wear a size 12 shoe, and am 5'11" and 185 lbs. While the size 12 fit my foot good, it was way too tight in the ankle - I struggled to get the waders off (even with a boot puller) and my feet got cold (I think due to the ankle fit stopping the flow of blood to my feet). I tried a size 13, but I they were way too big. | | Cost:
| OK value. The are more expensive than most, but have a lot of nice features. | | Flyway:
| None - right between them - lol - Ohio | |
| | Chris R from Milwaukee, Wisconsin USA | | ffroehsler1@yahoo.com | | Overall Ranking: | | Cost:
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| | | Subject: | the best ever | | Quality:
| very very worm, light weight, great for walking in to the duck blind, keep the feet very worm on the coldest days(i duck hunt late season in wisconsin) only down fall to worm for early season. best wadders money can but price is well worth it. i would pay 500 for these boats. Hand worm is great, worm and dosnt get in the way, and ya it water prof dropped it in the water and cell phone and inside never got wet. | | Features:
| great the best ive ever seen. Ive used waders for scenes i started duck hunting non can come close. | | Cost:
| id pay 2x the price for these | | Flyway:
| Mid wisconsin between Mississippi and Great Lakes |
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