I'm looking to get some chest waders, what would you recommend? Vass, Trakker or a.n. Other?? TIA
In reply to Post #1
Vass probably the best to be honest but for some cheap waders you can use and abuse have a look at the pro-s - £40 delivered and more than up to the job.
Vass probably the best to be honest but for some cheap waders you can use and abuse have a look at the pro-s - £40 delivered and more than up to the job.
In reply to Post #1
Liverpool Waders - Fishfarm Pro.
Not the lightest but will last. Had mine around seven years now and they've been absolutely battered on heavy work parties, loads of fishing, loads of use - only just need replacing. £70ish and no yellow strap carper's STD.
Liverpool Waders - Fishfarm Pro.
Not the lightest but will last. Had mine around seven years now and they've been absolutely battered on heavy work parties, loads of fishing, loads of use - only just need replacing. £70ish and no yellow strap carper's STD.
In reply to Post #4
The cheaper Vass waders with the black and white straps have always done me proud
The cheaper Vass waders with the black and white straps have always done me proud
In reply to Post #5
Another vote for these. I dont really use waders that often so didnt want to spend too much. Got them for £45 theyre spot on.
Another vote for these. I dont really use waders that often so didnt want to spend too much. Got them for £45 theyre spot on.
In reply to Post #6
Another vote from me as well.
Another vote from me as well.
In reply to Post #1
Ocean had mine over 5 years
Ocean had mine over 5 years
In reply to Post #4
Got the same as these for xmas, excellent quality and extremely sturdy 👌
Got the same as these for xmas, excellent quality and extremely sturdy 👌
In reply to Post #4
Another vote for Liverpool waders when I got mine he told me they where made exactly the same a set the old ocean waders
Another vote for Liverpool waders when I got mine he told me they where made exactly the same a set the old ocean waders
Fishingwaders.co.uk
Supply the aquatic sector
Mine are 7 years old should easily do another 7
Supply the aquatic sector
Mine are 7 years old should easily do another 7
In reply to Post #3
Another vote for Ollyskins, fantastic waders I've had mine two seasons and they're mustard!
Another vote for Ollyskins, fantastic waders I've had mine two seasons and they're mustard!
In reply to Post #1
Really depends what you need them for. I've got neoprene and Vass lightweight ones. Totally differnent and pros and cons to both. Neoprene are warmer better for winter, day sessions fishing to snags, very durable. The vass ones are good, alot ligher, dry out quick, easier to get on and off.
Really depends what you need them for. I've got neoprene and Vass lightweight ones. Totally differnent and pros and cons to both. Neoprene are warmer better for winter, day sessions fishing to snags, very durable. The vass ones are good, alot ligher, dry out quick, easier to get on and off.
In reply to Post #4
Mine are the same. Quality waders and boots that stand up if you need to jump in them while fishing.
Mine are the same. Quality waders and boots that stand up if you need to jump in them while fishing.
In reply to Post #14
So what would you guys recommend Wader wise for ease of getting on fast without any faffing about pulling here there and everywhere?
Reason i ask is I am disabled (spinal cord injury) have lower limb complete numbness although I can walk with a stick and still fish/sessions without any real issues apart from cant really push a barrow anymore so disabled swims for me.
But I had a real issue recently where I was on a platform and needed to get my prologic lightweight waders on as a fish had kited round some reeds and I had to put the rod down and seemed to take me forever to get them on I really struggled with my disability anyway managed to do it and get the fish in, but going forward I need to be able to do it quicker if I can.
any recommendations
So what would you guys recommend Wader wise for ease of getting on fast without any faffing about pulling here there and everywhere?
Reason i ask is I am disabled (spinal cord injury) have lower limb complete numbness although I can walk with a stick and still fish/sessions without any real issues apart from cant really push a barrow anymore so disabled swims for me.
But I had a real issue recently where I was on a platform and needed to get my prologic lightweight waders on as a fish had kited round some reeds and I had to put the rod down and seemed to take me forever to get them on I really struggled with my disability anyway managed to do it and get the fish in, but going forward I need to be able to do it quicker if I can.
any recommendations