The old pair died at the weekend.
Anyone recommend some to look at before I just go to the tackle shop and end up with what they've got.
High back so not really like a bib and brace. Knee pads would be nice, waterproofish, breathability is more important.
Not fussed on colour.
Anyone recommend some to look at before I just go to the tackle shop and end up with what they've got.
High back so not really like a bib and brace. Knee pads would be nice, waterproofish, breathability is more important.
Not fussed on colour.
I've been using the fox ones for the last few winters, they're nice and warm - and the quality is pretty good too, I haven't really got a bad thing to say about them,
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sundridge igloo serve me well
sundridge igloo serve me well
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have the fox ones as well and are very warm, breathable and waterproof
have the fox ones as well and are very warm, breathable and waterproof
same here fox ones are great and also there jacket to go with them
What fox one's are you guys referring to ?
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Got a pair of fortis snugpak in green, xxl if you're interested?
Daz
Got a pair of fortis snugpak in green, xxl if you're interested?
Daz
I was really hoping someone had a hidden gem without the fishing tax on them.
Decided that the weather isn't fishing friendly today so going to take a trip to the tackle shop out of curiosity, I'm not sure xxl is big enough, been a good Christmas
Decided that the weather isn't fishing friendly today so going to take a trip to the tackle shop out of curiosity, I'm not sure xxl is big enough, been a good Christmas
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Aldi all day long - just as good as most of the usual carpy suspects
Aldi all day long - just as good as most of the usual carpy suspects
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My Aldi salopettes have been going strong for 4/5 years now and are great. However I've bought a few bits in the last few years and the quality was nowhere near as good, stitching went on a few pairs of waterproof trousers first wear for example. Not needed to check out the current salopettes but if they are the same or similar to the version I bought 4/5 years ago then highly recommended
My Aldi salopettes have been going strong for 4/5 years now and are great. However I've bought a few bits in the last few years and the quality was nowhere near as good, stitching went on a few pairs of waterproof trousers first wear for example. Not needed to check out the current salopettes but if they are the same or similar to the version I bought 4/5 years ago then highly recommended
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look at hogs of fife or the shop "bushwear" - lots of options on there.
look at hogs of fife or the shop "bushwear" - lots of options on there.
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Have the originals, as good as it got back then.
Have the originals, as good as it got back then.
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Agree with this. My aldi ones are doing well still 3 years in. Only nag is the elastic straps which were shot. Simple job for someone who knows how to sew to cut and shorten them though.
They are snug though so would suggest a size up at least.
Agree with this. My aldi ones are doing well still 3 years in. Only nag is the elastic straps which were shot. Simple job for someone who knows how to sew to cut and shorten them though.
They are snug though so would suggest a size up at least.
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Another vote for the Aldi ones. I've also got the coat, thermal tracky bottoms and hoodies from them, all have been excellent.
Another vote for the Aldi ones. I've also got the coat, thermal tracky bottoms and hoodies from them, all have been excellent.