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Sweetwater · 10-02-2004, 04:46 PM

I've been using the Cabela's Dry Plus II waders. The first pair I had lasted about 4 years then developed a leak in the leg seams (which I aqua-sealed) only to have them leak even worse over the next few weeks. I think the material just disintigrated.

I bought a new pair (also Cabela's) as they seem to have changed materials. Much lighter in weight and a better fit.

I don't know how many years yer supposed to get out of these, I use them heavily and figured 3-4 years was okay.] I'd rather load up on sweat pants or thermals under the waders than wear neoprene.

One friend of mine likes the Orvis breathables.

10-02-2004, 04:46 PM	#3
Sweetwater Ruled only by the tide iTrader: (0) Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Truro Posts: 801	waders I've been using the Cabela's Dry Plus II waders. The first pair I had lasted about 4 years then developed a leak in the leg seams (which I aqua-sealed) only to have them leak even worse over the next few weeks. I think the material just disintigrated. I bought a new pair (also Cabela's) as they seem to have changed materials. Much lighter in weight and a better fit. I don't know how many years yer supposed to get out of these, I use them heavily and figured 3-4 years was okay.] I'd rather load up on sweat pants or thermals under the waders than wear neoprene. One friend of mine likes the Orvis breathables.
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