In reply to Post #1
I use these. Think someone on here recommended them.
http://www.fishingwaders.co.uk/Chestwaders.htm
Been bang on
I use these. Think someone on here recommended them.
http://www.fishingwaders.co.uk/Chestwaders.htm
Been bang on
In reply to Post #4
How are the Pro waders for getting on in a hurry?
How are the Pro waders for getting on in a hurry?
In reply to Post #17
absolutely fine - best value for money waders on the market by a mile.
absolutely fine - best value for money waders on the market by a mile.
In reply to Post #16
I have those northw they are very good easiest i have owned for getting on and off
I have those northw they are very good easiest i have owned for getting on and off
In reply to Post #13
That is a very good point, if you don't know its best to get them a couple of sizes bigger if you are using them manely for putting on quick and not wearing for a long time.
Not good with a rod in one hand balancing on one leg fighting to get a boot on in the dark
That is a very good point, if you don't know its best to get them a couple of sizes bigger if you are using them manely for putting on quick and not wearing for a long time.
Not good with a rod in one hand balancing on one leg fighting to get a boot on in the dark
Don't know if they are the best as I haven't tried every make but my Ron Thomson ones at around £50 have been good.
I would recommend them, for normal carp fishing avoid neoprene as they are tight and a mare to get on one handed.
I would recommend them, for normal carp fishing avoid neoprene as they are tight and a mare to get on one handed.
In reply to Post #21
been looking for a new set and had a look at the Vass today's - The 700E and the studded heavy duty and the 600 PVC chest wader... not really sure the difference though?
Got a budget of £50.. so guessing these or the pro's?
been looking for a new set and had a look at the Vass today's - The 700E and the studded heavy duty and the 600 PVC chest wader... not really sure the difference though?
Got a budget of £50.. so guessing these or the pro's?
In reply to Post #1
I have the Pro's and the Vass 740's.......they are basically the same and both very good. Save yourself few quid and get the Pro's
I have the Pro's and the Vass 740's.......they are basically the same and both very good. Save yourself few quid and get the Pro's
In reply to Post #22
30% off at royal vale means you can get the vass with your budget
30% off at royal vale means you can get the vass with your budget
Looks like a no brainer to me.
Has anyone had a bad thing to say about the pros?
Not seen them but they must be good.
Has anyone had a bad thing to say about the pros?
Not seen them but they must be good.
being a fish farmer i wear chest waders all day every day have found oceans to be the hardest wearing of all guy cottons arnt too bad either much more comfortable but the boots crack after a while
In reply to Post #12
Try to look this article https://under-the-open-sky.com/best-fishing-waders/. Here is an overview of the best models of waders for fishing. Although, the problem of tight pants for dressing is still relevant.
Try to look this article https://under-the-open-sky.com/best-fishing-waders/. Here is an overview of the best models of waders for fishing. Although, the problem of tight pants for dressing is still relevant.
In reply to Post #25
My mate has the Pros and he doesn't like them, says they're tricky to get on and off, which is weird as all I hear about them on here is how good they are! I've literally not seen one bad review on here.
My mate has the Pros and he doesn't like them, says they're tricky to get on and off, which is weird as all I hear about them on here is how good they are! I've literally not seen one bad review on here.
In reply to Post #1
I would suggest looking at the Snowbee Granite PVC wades. About £50 and are the only cheap waders available with a wading belt as standard. These help stop water rushing in if you step too far and are really important.
Vass waders are pretty much unheard of among those of us that wear waders for 100% of our fishing.
Ocean are used by the fish farmers and for a good reason. The Nova Deluxe is the one to go for from them. The 570 are hard wearing but the cut is not so good.
If you truly want decent waders, Simms, Orvis, Guideline and the revamped Hodgeman are the ones to look at...but expect to pay BIG bucks. Orvis breathable sonic sealed boot foots are £299 for example, Simms are £400
I would suggest looking at the Snowbee Granite PVC wades. About £50 and are the only cheap waders available with a wading belt as standard. These help stop water rushing in if you step too far and are really important.
Vass waders are pretty much unheard of among those of us that wear waders for 100% of our fishing.
Ocean are used by the fish farmers and for a good reason. The Nova Deluxe is the one to go for from them. The 570 are hard wearing but the cut is not so good.
If you truly want decent waders, Simms, Orvis, Guideline and the revamped Hodgeman are the ones to look at...but expect to pay BIG bucks. Orvis breathable sonic sealed boot foots are £299 for example, Simms are £400
In reply to Post #28
There's always one
There's always one