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What are some good, cheap waders for 13 year olds? I need a pair, and have no idea what brands are good. They need to be able to take a short walk in the blackberry invested trails that lead to my river. Any ideas would be appreciated.
Question by Panfry101. Uploaded on July 20, 2010
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Itasca Neoprene Waders with thinsulate 200grams
go to www.sportsmansguide.com good luck
C~FL
I would go to amazon.com to i bought a pair of camo ducks unlimited neoprene for 80$ with shipping!
Cabella's 3-5 mm stocking foot.
Yeah, I'd stick to neoprene. If you must hike through stickers stay away from breathable waders. Neoprene is hotter. Cutting back stickers out of the question?
Kids grow out of waders so fast, I'd find some wading pants or even hip waders, Cabelas, Amazon and Bass Pro probably have the best deals. All the low end waders are made in China, so It's a crap shoot whether they last longer or not.
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Itasca Neoprene Waders with thinsulate 200grams
go to www.sportsmansguide.com good luck
C~FL
I would go to amazon.com to i bought a pair of camo ducks unlimited neoprene for 80$ with shipping!
Cabella's 3-5 mm stocking foot.
Yeah, I'd stick to neoprene. If you must hike through stickers stay away from breathable waders. Neoprene is hotter. Cutting back stickers out of the question?
Kids grow out of waders so fast, I'd find some wading pants or even hip waders, Cabelas, Amazon and Bass Pro probably have the best deals. All the low end waders are made in China, so It's a crap shoot whether they last longer or not.
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