Hi guys got a £50 Amazon voucher from work. Gonna put it towards some waders, are vass as good as people say? Or trakker or other companies looking for recommendations cheers chaps
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Vass are as good bud and the best, others will still do the job tho mate so don't be out off. I got some vass ones but I've had Trakker and other brands like fox aswell they will all do the job for you mate
Vass are as good bud and the best, others will still do the job tho mate so don't be out off. I got some vass ones but I've had Trakker and other brands like fox aswell they will all do the job for you mate
In reply to Post #1
Have a look at PRO S waders. Very reasonably priced and get pretty good reviews. I have a pair I used for most of last season. So far so good.
Have a look at PRO S waders. Very reasonably priced and get pretty good reviews. I have a pair I used for most of last season. So far so good.
Thanks guys, am hoping the sizings aren't small I'm a 12 in a shoe but I'm a large bloke so hopefully they fit
In reply to Post #2
What makes Vass the best waders?
What makes Vass the best waders?
In reply to Post #5
Well made,easy to get on,comfortable if wearing for a while and of course have the carpy yellow straps for catch pics
Well made,easy to get on,comfortable if wearing for a while and of course have the carpy yellow straps for catch pics
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I can't stand that tho so won't be wearing them for pics 😂😂 a couple of the lakes I fish have shallow bays that the carp like to get in. But landing them from the bank when the water is down is almost impossible as for 15-20 yds out it's less than a ft deep then drops down a little. And I'm joining a club where you have to do a couple of work parties to get a night ticket so waders will come in handy
I can't stand that tho so won't be wearing them for pics 😂😂 a couple of the lakes I fish have shallow bays that the carp like to get in. But landing them from the bank when the water is down is almost impossible as for 15-20 yds out it's less than a ft deep then drops down a little. And I'm joining a club where you have to do a couple of work parties to get a night ticket so waders will come in handy
In reply to Post #7
What you mean no carpy release pics
What you mean no carpy release pics
In reply to Post #8
Nah if I got in the lake some bugger would report a beached whale or something haha
Nah if I got in the lake some bugger would report a beached whale or something haha
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In reply to Post #5
Well made, hard wearing, keep there shape and actually last, unlike other brands of waders I've used.
Well made, hard wearing, keep there shape and actually last, unlike other brands of waders I've used.
In reply to Post #4
I got a size 12, I'm 6ft 3, 16 and a half stone they fit me fine bud with a lot of room left
I got a size 12, I'm 6ft 3, 16 and a half stone they fit me fine bud with a lot of room left
In reply to Post #11
Ok, mine are 7 years old and still do everything the Vass seem to do. Would be interesting to see how long the Vass last.
Ok, mine are 7 years old and still do everything the Vass seem to do. Would be interesting to see how long the Vass last.
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Liverpool waders “Fishfarm Pro” are the best I've used. Had nine years from my current pair and they've been battered and abused on countless work parties during that time, only just need replacing now.
Liverpool waders “Fishfarm Pro” are the best I've used. Had nine years from my current pair and they've been battered and abused on countless work parties during that time, only just need replacing now.
Cheers guys