RedHead® Finley River Stocking-Foot Chest Waders for Men
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- Quality, long-lasting, easy-to-clean stocking foot waders
- 420 denier nylon construction with PU backing for waterproof performance
- Seams are taped and tested at the factory
- Durable 3.5mm neoprene bootie
- Gravel guards
- High front and back design with elastic top line
- D-rings
- Large front pocket
- Sturdy belt loops and nylon webbing belt with quick release belt
- Adjustable elastic suspenders
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by midwestTrout solid
I purchased these last year and they have done exactly what I needed them to do. I used them on seven weekend trips last summer and also on three weekend trips to michigan for steelhead this january. I have had no leaks at all and they performed very well in freezing temps this winter. Theyre a little hot in the summer but all in all these are a tremendous starter pair of waders for the price.
January 31, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5Â by Dirt932 All Wet
Bought a pair of these waders about 2 years ago (2009) . I got a size bigger than I wear. Right away I noticed it was a little tight around the ankles when I would put my foot in. Well this past Sunday (9-25-11) was about the 5th trip with these waders to Salmon River in Ny. As soon as I got up to my waist in the river I felt the water rushing in both feet. At first I thought it was just the cold water on the out side but after about 15 to 20 min the water wicked up my under layer. Yes the seams around the ankles were leaking, but they hold water when you take them off.
September 26, 2011
Rated 3 out of 5Â by brookfieldangler Well those didn't last...
I got about 12 trips out of these before they started leaking. Once they started, they got worse everytime. At first it was just the legs in the thigh area, but on the last trip out, by back was wet.
I would not recommend for summer use and make sure oyu have some regul pants on as the rubber inside lining is killer on leg hair.
Would I buy again? No. Time to upgrade
May 20, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5Â by pdubgofish good buy for the money
I was pleased with the fit. I'm 5'8' 150# 34' waist. It's a snug fit with jeans or sweats but I prefer that. I ordered the small. These will be just fine this spring & summer. Was pleased to find the zippered pocket within the pocket. Wished they were breathable though.
April 8, 2011
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Also, what is the shoe size for the extra large size. Thank youAnswers
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These waders do not have shoe size, they are sized for chest and waist only.Q:Â
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I am 6'2'', 195 lbs, size 14 shoes. Would the Large size work for somebody with size 14 shoes?
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I wear a shoe size 15 and I am looking for something in a breathable wader. They can have boot or stocking foot. On the latter I need a 15 bootDetails:Â
Im 5'8" , 32 waist and size 10.5 shoe, what size should I get?Answers
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The XS size would be the closest to your waist and height. There is not a shoe size.Details:Â
i am 6'1.5" pant size 38 36 i am 225 lbs please help i wear a size 11 shoe thank youAnswers
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Does the neoprene bootie keep your feet and ankles completely dry? Or do you need to wear a rubber type boot under/over?
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Got a float tube for christmas and the weather is just about good enough to get it wet. Trying to get all the gear I need, and asking questions as I am 100% novice at this tubing thing. Any advice for some fins? Thanks in advance.Answers
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Most definitely. Make sure you get some gravel guards as well.
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To anwser your question, the neoprene bootie keeps your feet dry and insulated, but you will need wading boots to wear over to fit in your fins. Insulated boots help if you fish in cold water. I have these waders and they keep me 100% dry and somewhat warm. They are the best for the price for sure. In reference to gear,I like outcast backpacking fins, creek company fins, any fin designed to fit wading boots is good. You will probably need a rod holder of some sort, waders, fins, and wading boots. I have a hummingbird fishin' buddy, it workes well for identifing structure on the bottom. I have an egg crate carrier that I fit into the back of my float tube (I dont know if you can do this). The rest is personal preference, but I keep mine a simple as possible. Oh, an outcast rod rack is great, it holds 6 rods to the side of the float tube. I love float tubing, and I am sure you will also. P.S do you live in Lake Tahoe? Hope to see you out here.
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I'm 5'7", 145 pounds, and size 10 shoeAnswers
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