patk wrote:Ive treied quiiete a few and often the expensive ones didnt last as long as cheaper ones. ||After 20 years or so using breathables including simms the ones i use now are Bison so do a few people i know great for the money latest pair have lasted 3 years to date, Great value and within budget and include boots in price. They do only one breathable stockingfoot wader and two boots
bigballs wrote:Simms g4 best by a mile
spindlefist wrote:I've used the Climb8 ones for the past 2 years, great waders, I just put old Work boots on as wading booots, lidl/aldi boots. you get a good year out of 14euro boots before the sea killsthem.
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Deise boy wrote:Picking up a set of scierras c3 breathable waders.
Read a few reviews. Seems good.
Anyone any personal feedback good or bad ?
MAC wrote:Deise boy wrote:Picking up a set of scierras c3 breathable waders.
Read a few reviews. Seems good.
Anyone any personal feedback good or bad ?
The C3's are ok. I had a pair for 3 1/2 seasons. I used them a lot, but you have to be very careful near thorns and such. The material is quite light and damaged easier. I was about 2 seasons in, when I developed a small leak where the material joined the stocking boot. After another few months I was also noticing a small leak in the left thigh... most likely as a result of hitting off bushes. Recently both side where leaking at the foot join and they became unusable.
I am now using snowbee breathable waders and am happy enough with these. The material is heavier and re-inforced in the knee area. Only time will tell though.
For me, my next pair will be "Bass boots" I am hearing some very good things about these waders on SAI, and there are few guys here who have given them hard use over a few years, without any issues.
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