Breathable Waders.

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Breathable Waders.

#1 Post by frodo baggins »

Hi lads,

I'm on the market for a pair of breathable waders, and boots.
Most likely either something from Greys, or Sonik.
Thing is I don't fancy buying waders mail order from Britain, as I'd prefer to try them on in-store somewhere, before I drop €200+ on them, plus I'd have an easier time returning them to a shop in Ireland should there be
any issues with premature leaks, etc.
Just wondering could anyone recommend a shop anywhere in Ireland that stocks a decent range of waders, as there isn't much on offer here in Limerick.
I don't mind having to spend €50 on diesel in order to get a decent fitting pair of waders, and to deal with a reputable shop.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Patrick.
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Re: Breathable Waders.

#2 Post by tight lines »

southside angling on cork st dublin 8 is were i would go but i am sure someone else can point you to somewere closer to clare or have a look on the for sale/wanted section on this site i have seen a couple of pairs for sale
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Re: Breathable Waders.

#3 Post by frodo baggins »

Sound, thanks. I had been looking on Southside's website, and they seem to have a decent range.
Hopefully I'll be in Dublin in the next month or so, and I'll call in there.
Cheers,
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#4 Post by hugo »

Hi. If you're anyway handy for the N17, there are two very well stocked tackle shops in Ballina, Mayo, which have a good range of breathables. They do a big trade with visiting salmon anglers so some of the stuff is a bit pricey but I got a kit for under €200 last year. One of them is online, not sure about the other one, but I'm going in there today and will check it out.
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Re: Breathable Waders.

#5 Post by Conger »

Hi Patrick

Based in Limerick and know what you mean about lack of choice, the mate and myself would get a lot of our gear in Halfway Angling Centre in Cork, Dan also has an online shop www.tackledirect.ie, gentleman to deal with and has good gear

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