RedHead® Bone-Dry Rubber Boot-Foot Chest Waders for Men, Ladies or Youth
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- Durable, waterproof, vulcanized rubber waders
- Tank-tested waterproof performance
- Steel shank and soft sponge insoles provides superior support and comfort
- Deep cleated outsole for traction
- Large utility pocket
- Belt loops
- Suspenders and inside drawstring
Rated 3.8 out of 5Â by 25
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by Tmonson2 Great buy
Great product, I use it to clean tree and debris from our creek. It defiantly keeps you dry from the water. However, when you are working in it, and are in and out of the water on a hot sunny day, it bakes you like a potato!
June 3, 2011
Rated 3 out of 5Â by NoviceFlyFisher Low cost; fall into river
These are perfectly adequate waders, but the bottoms are so slippery that I fell into the river within 5 minutes of going out to fly fish. After being extremely careful to stay on sand, near the end of my trip I fell again -- and the cold water in the boots defintely put a damper on my experience. My companion had a much better set up with boots that had metal cleats. He did not slip into the river... Lesson learned to spend a bit more for MUCH better traction in the river!
May 22, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5Â by magoose Excellent Product
This is the second set of these waders that I purchased. My son and I use them for putting the pier in and out at our lake cottage. They work great, are easy to move in, are warm and definitely priced right.
May 10, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5Â by ducksandtrout OK waders
Not a bad product for the money spent. I purchased these as a stop-gap and I expected to get at most 1 season out of them but I am now going into the second season. They are awesome for duck hunting when all you are doing is sitting in a pond with a muddy bottom. The disadvantage of this product is that it is heavy and the grip on the boots are useless in a stream with a rocky bed which can make wading difficult.
April 27, 2011
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I am 5'10 ½“ at 196lbs and am not familiar with the size equivalency to a 36/30 pant size.Answers
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I am 5' 9" and weight is about 175. I ware a 36/30 pant. My shoe size is 9 1/2. I ordered a size 10 and use with a heavy sock. I probably shoud have ordered a 9 1/2 but the 10 works fine. I think they probably go more by shoe size than they do pant size when making the Waders. You should be OK with the length and waist. They: however, is plenty of room for me to carry a pistol in them.Q:Â
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text indicates suspenders included while one review says they aren't; what's the correct answer?
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Don't bother, the suspenders are not elastic and the attachment points break off right away if you should want to bend over.A:Â
The suspenders were included with both of the waders that I purchased.A:Â
Suspenders are included.A:Â
The ones I ordered did include Suspenders.A:Â
suspenders includedA:Â
suspenders included... they aren't much though. I will likely come up with some of my own as a backup.A:Â
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They are included.2 years, 10 months ago
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I received suspenders when I bought mine in the package. If you still aren't sure, when you go to buy them, ask a store employee or open the box yourself.A:Â
My waders came with suspendersA:Â
My waders came with suspenders. I bought the same waders for my son and his had suspenders as well.Details:Â
how much do each of the sizes weigh?also, i'm looking to purchase a mens size 7 or a youth size 6.. i'm 5'4'' shoe size 6... don't know which one to buy since i dont have a bass pro shop close by to check them out for myself, and i dont like to mail exchanges due to the length of time it wastes. thanks!
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I got the ladies/youth size.....boys size 6....I am a lady, 5'5" .size 8.5 shoe They fit perfect.A:Â
The Redhead waders are heavier, I think you would be more comfortable with a thinsulate type one.2 years, 10 months ago
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They are bulky and seem heavy to me a little bit, but you definitely won't have any problem with the water getting inside of them. I would get them if you want a cheap pair cost wise. The waders in the stores can get up to $140!A:Â
They are a bit on the heavy side as for the exact weight I could not say for sure. I used my shoe size to determine the boot size of the wader,it was a pretty good fit.1 of 1
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