Waders and Boots Question

[timson]

Does anybody have experience with these waders. Are they any good?

http://www.fishwest.net/Merchant2/merch ... ct_Count=0

Also, I was planning on getting these boots as well and found some positive reviews on the forums already

http://www.fishwest.net/Merchant2/merch ... ct_Count=1

Thanks,

Tim.

[Orthoman]

I personally have no experience with either product. THe over boots look OK. I'm not sure about the waders -- seem like they are a nylon type material. I think you get what you pay for with waders and there is nothing more aggravating than standing waist deep in the river in the middle of winter - steelhead fishing -- and have a leak. I would be leaning to the gore-tex type products made with several layers of thickness in the lower leg and Knee and seat -- so when you march through the berry bushes you don't puncture them.

See what others have recommended before trying them out.

[timson]

After doing some more searches on the site I ended up getting the Orvis Endura Waders and the Orvis clear water wading shoes. Both seem to have positive reviews from the anglers online.

Thanks again,

Tim.

[krausebb]

Be carefull with Chota, I bought a pair for about $90 with my discount, and the heels came off. I called them and they said it's an older model 2004 and I bought them in 2005. I used them one season. They would not stand by their product and wanted to send me new heels & that I would have to pay for them plus shipping.
They said they have a new system to put the heels & soles on the shoe and that should stop the heels from coming off.
I bought Corkers.

[FatBill]

I have that exact model of Chota boots. I have fished them for several years, 3 yrs., and have had no problems with them. I am not familar with their waders though.

Bill

[NderdaFilm]

If you are hard on boots, LL Bean warranties their aqua stealth boots second to none.