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TIDEWE Bootfoot Chest Wader, 2-Ply Nylon/PVC Waterproof Fishing & Hunting Waders with Boot Hanger for Men and Women Brown Size 12
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TIDEWE Bootfoot Chest Wader, 2-Ply Nylon/PVC Features
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【Attention】Please Match the size selection to your Normal Shoe Size. If your Feet are Wide or you need to wear Thick Socks, please Choose ONE SIZE LARGER than usual
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【Lightweight】The waders is 35% LIGHTER than traditional rubber waders due to RUGGED nylon with two-ply upper fabric, making it easily fit into any backpack. You hardly feel tired when fighting with big fish
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【100% Waterproof】Nylon-reinforeced PVC upper with waterproof boot attachment and taped seams guarantee 100% waterproof reliability. Water Intrusion Resistance processing helps seal out water and dirt during long days on the water
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【User Friendly Design】Adjustable H-back web suspenders with sturdy quick release buckles, flip-out chest pocket and top draw cord, delivers convenience. We proivde boot hanger to solve your drying problem. FREE 100% water-proof phone case is included to protect your belongings
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【All-Purpose】It is designed to keep you dry and warm on your fishing adventures, hunting, farming work, or any messy situation. Waders sizes range from 5 to 14 (Please refer size chart)
About TIDEWE Bootfoot Chest Wader, 2-Ply Nylon/PVC
Safe Wading Tips: Always keep two rules in mind when wading in any body of water: wade with caution, and wade with care. There are obvious and not-so-obvious dangers inherent with wading. Following these tips will help you experience a safe and enjoyable trip: *Use a wading staff to feel the bottom before stepping. *Never wade alone. *Always wear waders that fit properly. *Wear a wading belt to create a seal between your body and the wader. *In rivers and streams, identify potential dangers down current such as waterfalls, log jams, or undertows before entering the water. *Walk slowly, smoothly, and carefully. *Wear a personal floatation device. *Be aware of tides, currents, and water level changes. *If you fall, don't panic. Don't fight the current, work with it. Allow the current to drift you downstream as you work your body towards the bank. *Never continue wading if your waders are full of water.
