Waders can be both a luxury and a necessity. How are Waders sized? What kind of materials are waders available in? What are the different styles of Waders?    

   Waders are sized several different ways. Fishing Waders come in different styles that are measured by height. The most important component when choosing a size is your shoe size. If you wear a size 12, then select a size 12 when selecting a boot-foot wader. Boot Foot Waders eliminate having to have a separate pair of wading shoes or boots. Boot Foot Waders go from the foot up to the chest. It's important to realize waders are designed over sized to fit over clothes. For Chest or Girth Size measure your chest below the breast wrap a flexible tape around your body. Measure your waist. To measure your inseam. Measure the height from the floor to your groin with your shoes off. To measure your outer seam. Measure the height from the floor to your chest measured with shoes off.

When selecting Stocking Foot Waders that will require separate Wading Shoes and or Wading Boots, which you must select you shoe size. Remember that Wading Shoes or Boots are not suppose to fit as close as hiking boots, but should have stiff soles and ankle support. Make sure Stocking Foot Waders come with gravel guards. They seal the seam between the wader and the boot.      

Waders are available in several different materials. Selecting the proper material depends on climate conditions. Neoprene Waders made of a synthetic rubber, are excellent fly fishing waders for cold weather. Designed to hug your body and keep you dry. They are available in different thickness for cold or warm weather. When water temperatures are too cold to wade into current with no protection to keep you warm and dry. Neoprene waders can become very warm on hot days since none of the person heat can escape. Sweat can also be a problem. Breathable Waders are made to keep water out and allow an anglers body heat and sweat to escape. Hip Waders are only hip high, with built in boots, these are good for low rising streams and warmer weather.



Each style of waders comes in a variety of sizes and material. Stocking Foot Waders are the lightest, easiest to store & easier to put on than boot foot waders. Chest Waders are by far the most popular. Hip Waders are good for low rising water and warmer climates. Rubber Chest Waders are great for working in just about in any wet environment.

Therefore knowing how to pick good waders depends on several different factors. As a result it's important to realize that size and material are two of the most important features for picking good waders. A little measuring and research should help you to know how to pick good waders.
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