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basswipe · 05-25-2005, 05:40 AM

If I had the money #^&#^&#^&#^&#^&#^& I would go with the best that I could afford and right now that's the GIIs.

I will be careful with them for sure.I also don't tend to fish a lot of "difficult"
places I'm a physical wreck as it is.The worst I do are the rocks in Newport and those are bad enough on the knees and back.

A majority of my time is spent at easier spots that I've had good success at.
So the waders shouldn't take to much of a beating.One trick I learned to help
protect the knees is to take neo gravel guards or knee braces and slide them up over the waders to give extra padding and protection to the knee area.

I'm sure the very first time I put them on I will thank myself a thousand times over.

05-25-2005, 05:40 AM	#3
basswipe Registered User iTrader: (0) Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: RI Posts: 5,705	If I had the money #^&#^&#^&#^&#^&#^& I would go with the best that I could afford and right now that's the GIIs. I will be careful with them for sure.I also don't tend to fish a lot of "difficult" places I'm a physical wreck as it is.The worst I do are the rocks in Newport and those are bad enough on the knees and back. A majority of my time is spent at easier spots that I've had good success at. So the waders shouldn't take to much of a beating.One trick I learned to help protect the knees is to take neo gravel guards or knee braces and slide them up over the waders to give extra padding and protection to the knee area. I'm sure the very first time I put them on I will thank myself a thousand times over.