Waders??

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neoprene / insulted for colder weather/
the ones that have the boots already attached

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This

Neoprene waders with boots attached as previously stated,
But get the ones with the texture on the outside of them.
I believe these are what i'm talking about at Academy
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(Cabelas has them, and originated this style i think, but they are more like $200)

secondly what for? Duck hunting? Rice fields or marsh? Fishing?

i just bought macks praire wings grand prarie waders in nat gear... awesome second pair ive had but they are 250 though

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macks praire wings

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Love their stuff
I want to go to the actual store.

Probably around thanksgiving break time. Staying in BR for Bama this week and camping for the opening of duck season the following.

yeah I have a waste high pair by Cabelas that are light for the fields. No need for heavy neoprenes in that environment. Just something to keep you clean & dry.

do not and i repeat do not think you can get a cheap pair and get away with them for a few years. go out and spend around $200 and get a good pair from cabelas. I bought this pair 4 years ago and they finally died on me last year....so i went and bought the exact same ones again. Where i hunt its very thick and rough on them but they lasted a long time. Cabela's SuperMag™ 1600 Chest Waders

So far I really like my Cabelas First Flight waders, great for the money and very practical for here in La. Think they have about 400 grams of Thinsulate (no need for more down here unless you hunt standing in the water all morning) and have found the material to breathe well and be very light. Think they're only about $140 in camo. When it gets cold, I wear Columbia PHG fleece wader pants underneath them, when hot, just running shorts (like teal season).