To maintain your waders, rinse them thoroughly with fresh water after each use and then allow them to air dry. It's important to avoid storing them in direct sunlight. Additionally, make sure to regularly inspect your waders for any signs of wear and tear, and promptly address any necessary repairs.
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What is the best way to clean and maintain my Chest Waders?
Is there a warranty available for these waders?
Absolutely! Our Chest Waders are backed by a comprehensive 1-year warranty. For detailed information regarding our warranty policy, please refer to the documentation provided.
How do I determine the perfect size?
Consult our size chart for accurate measurements, paying particular attention to chest, inseam, and waist sizes. If you anticipate layering clothing, sizing up may provide added comfort.
If your sole length closely aligns with the chart, our elastic neoprene socks can ensure a flexible fit.
We aim to provide not only quality products but also personalized support. Please don't hesitate to reach out to our customer service team for any assistance you may need. Your satisfaction is our top priority.
What level of insulation do these waders provide? I'll be engaging in November Steelhead fishing, and with water temperatures in the forties, I'm concerned about avoiding hypothermia.
While most modern lightweight and comfortable waders offer improved comfort compared to the heavy and uncomfortable neoprene waders of the past, they generally have lower insulation capacity. To enhance insulation, it's advisable to wear thermal underwear and/or sweatpants underneath. Personally, I find it more convenient to layer clothing for additional insulation or remove layers for less insulation, rather than dealing with the limitations of traditional neoprene waders.
Do I need to wear wading boots over these waders?
Yes we offer excellent wading boots as well.
Do the fishing waders come with boots?
No, these waders have stocking feet. It's recommended to purchase boots a couple of sizes larger, as they are thick and roomy to accommodate the stocking feet.
At 5'8" and 180lbs with size 10 shoes, would a medium or large size be better?
I would suggest going with a medium size. Personally, I'm 6'4" and initially thought I might need a larger size, but once I put on the wading belt and got into the water, the medium size fit nicely. It provides just the right amount of room and allows for easy movement, while also offering some extra space in case of any slips or falls in the water.
I'm 6'3" and 250 lbs. Would an XXL be the appropriate fit? I wouldn't mind having some extra room for layering up in the winter. What are your thoughts?
Yes, an XXL should fit you well, and it will provide the extra room you desire for layering during the winter months.
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