irish breathable chest waders

Thu Nov 28, 2013 11:26 pm

i think i seen somewhere a irish company for breathable chest waders. If there is one can some one post a link please

Re: irish breathable chest waders

Fri Nov 29, 2013 12:12 am

http://www.anglingwear.com/

I have been wearing a pair of the chesties for three years (Boat) they are still going strong.

Re: irish breathable chest waders

Fri Nov 29, 2013 3:07 am

JimC wrote:http://www.anglingwear.com/

I have been wearing a pair of the chesties for three years (Boat) they are still going strong.
Come on Jim get your ass wet for gods sake :lol:

Re: irish breathable chest waders

Fri Nov 29, 2013 12:10 pm

JimC wrote:http://www.anglingwear.com/

I have been wearing a pair of the chesties for three years (Boat) they are still going strong.


How do you find the sizing on these Jim ? i.e would my 5'10, 13 1/2 stone be considered a large ?

Re: irish breathable chest waders

Fri Nov 29, 2013 5:50 pm

Ive the salopettes and smock from the same company which I am very impressed with and they have been through some real crappy summer weather.Basically the sizes are generous so I would imagine the waders would be similar both size wise and quality.

Re: irish breathable chest waders

Fri Nov 29, 2013 7:47 pm

Just had a look at the moy waders. Nice bit of kit. And not to pricey . The ones you have jim are they lined ( some sort of heat holding. Material. ) or do you need to layer up.?

Re: irish breathable chest waders

Fri Nov 29, 2013 8:06 pm

sailnfish wrote:
JimC wrote:http://www.anglingwear.com/

I have been wearing a pair of the chesties for three years (Boat) they are still going strong.


How do you find the sizing on these Jim ? i.e would my 5'10, 13 1/2 stone be considered a large ?


I think mine are xl so I'd say the L would be grand. They are a generous fit (no smartarse comments Razor :D :D )

Re: irish breathable chest waders

Fri Nov 29, 2013 8:09 pm

Determined Dan wrote:Just had a look at the moy waders. Nice bit of kit. And not to pricey . The ones you have jim are they lined ( some sort of heat holding. Material. ) or do you need to layer up.?


In the depths of winter I use neoprenes but thinking about it I don't think it necessary. Especially when lure fishing as it is busy anyway and generally active fishing. They are not lined but sort of silver looking inside.

Re: irish breathable chest waders

Fri Nov 29, 2013 10:22 pm

JimC wrote:
sailnfish wrote:
JimC wrote:http://www.anglingwear.com/

I have been wearing a pair of the chesties for three years (Boat) they are still going strong.


How do you find the sizing on these Jim ? i.e would my 5'10, 13 1/2 stone be considered a large ?


I think mine are xl so I'd say the L would be grand. They are a generous fit (no smartarse comments Razor :D :D )
No smart comments i have see you in them and often wondered what kind and where you got them. To be honest they look good and a great price do they sell the boots .

Re: irish breathable chest waders

Fri Nov 29, 2013 10:38 pm

:D :D
No they don't do boots.
I use a set of snowbee flats wading boots. Grand for the boat.

Re: irish breathable chest waders

Fri Nov 29, 2013 11:41 pm

JimC wrote:
sailnfish wrote:
JimC wrote:http://www.anglingwear.com/

I have been wearing a pair of the chesties for three years (Boat) they are still going strong.


How do you find the sizing on these Jim ? i.e would my 5'10, 13 1/2 stone be considered a large ?


I think mine are xl so I'd say the L would be grand. They are a generous fit (no smartarse comments Razor :D :D )



so would they fit a larger lad then, ie big legs and bit of a belly :oops: . looked at the sizes and would need the xl/xxl for the chest alone