In reply to Post #15
I would go with the Liverpool waders; fishingwaders.co.uk as per the other posters' contributions.
They are excellent quality and roomy-easy to get into on your own.
I would go with the Liverpool waders; fishingwaders.co.uk as per the other posters' contributions.
They are excellent quality and roomy-easy to get into on your own.
In reply to Post #15
The liverpool wader company, order the fish farm pro one size bigger than your normal shoes.
The liverpool wader company, order the fish farm pro one size bigger than your normal shoes.
The fishingwaders.co.uk ones are the ones. Plus you don't have to be seen in those yellow straps like all the other plonkers.
IMO what sets the Vass 700s apart from the cheaper waders such as the fishingwaders ones (I have both) is the boot. Most waders have a normal welly type boot which is fine but not the easiest to get into in a hurry because of the height when they are folded down, the Vass however the boots are shorter making it easier to step into and have heavier duty soles and general build than most of the standard welly types, also the buckles are far better quality. Basically you pays your money and you takes your choice.
In reply to Post #19
I have the liverpool waders 'fish farmer pro' and the boot is more rigid and free standing.
Im not sure about their other models.
I have the liverpool waders 'fish farmer pro' and the boot is more rigid and free standing.
Im not sure about their other models.
In reply to Post #19
Its what they promised mee too, when I bought them. I needed something to get into easier, but my old, cheap waders were way easier than Vass'
Its what they promised mee too, when I bought them. I needed something to get into easier, but my old, cheap waders were way easier than Vass'