Breadable waders

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Donagh
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Breadable waders

#1 Post by Donagh »

Where would I get breathable waders online?
What make should I go for?

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Re: Breadable waders

#2 Post by The Austrian »

Good advice given already here and here
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Re: Breadable waders

#3 Post by immunecfg »

The best advice i can give you, what ever make of waders you decide to get make sure you look after them well, ie rinse them in down after each use and hang them up and not left in a ball and you should get plenty of use out of them.
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