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HISEA Neoprene Fishing Chest Waders for Men with Boots Cleated Bootfoot Waterproof Mens Womens Wader Fishing & Hunting Wader
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HISEA Neoprene Fishing Chest Waders for Men with Features
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PLEASE MIND THE SIZE CHART AND CHOOSE THE RIGHT SIZE BEFORE BUYING!
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Durable & Sturdy – Warm and flexible 4.5mm neoprene construction traps and holds your body heat to shield you from the chill of the water, while the padded knees add extra durability for longer wader life.
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100% Waterproof – besides the armor weld double-stitched and visible bonded & taped seams (widened than normal in market), we also so sure the exclusive Water Intrusion Resistance processing would help prevent water and dirt from getting into waders
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User-Friendly – Adjustable neoprene & nylon shoulder straps with quick-release buckles and a nylon wading belt help provide a comfortable, customized fit.
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Insulated Rubber Boot - The extra solid and durable ozone-resistant rubber boots come lined with 200-gram 3M Thinsulate Insulation to keep your feet dry and warm, and it feature cleated soles for better traction.
About HISEA Neoprene Fishing Chest Waders For Men With
Safe Wading Tips:Always keep these 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.
