It was a balmy day here in north Georgia so I worn my U.S. Army issued wool blend long john under my wranglers and waders to wade the Hooch this afternoon. They were quite adequate for the conditions.
U ncle,
This thread is going in a completely different direction but I’d like to respond, and a serious one at that, to your choice of under-the-wader clothing. Don’t you find that typically the heavy seam of Wranglers and other jeans (to my wife’s chagrin I still call them dungarees) digs into your ankle and lower leg when the water pressure pushes against the wader? Just food for thought.
Allan
Perhaps I aimed a bit high…
Mark
Marco you Old Dog!! long time, no hear!! How in the heck are you??
Brad
Brad,
I am well. Thanks for asking. Just keeeping a lower profile herein except for a jab ( as currently OBVIOUSLY missed) or two now and then. And at the moment twiddling my thumbs waiting for the Chi Bears game to restart after a weather delay of hopefully only about 2 1/2 hours.
Stay well.
Mark
Allan, you sound a little like a ole swabbie calling them dungarees, but the seam has never been a problem. Typically I will take the bottom of the leg and wrapped it around my leg and secure it with an elastic piece or the top of my wool socks, which are also very heavy and may provide cushioning to protect
Marco, you ask a question about underwear and you get a response about underwear, what did you expect? It’s underwear, not rocket science.