That being said, the price of these hip waders is more than affordable, and if you already have a nice pair of wading boots, this lightweight option may be just what you’re looking for.

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Double Layer for Knees: Knee positions are each reinforced by one more layer for improving durability, more wear-resistant and tear-resistant to protect your knee from accidental hurts. The need to wade when carp fishing is a rarity, so you aren’t going to want to blow the budget on something you’ll only use occasionally. Thigh or Hip Waders – Thigh waders don’t offer anywhere near the protection of chest waders. Consider these a wellington boot with an extended thigh section.The Oaki waders we use can fit a variety of sizes. The boots are a fixed size, but my kids haven’t had a problem wearing them sized up. The straps are adjustable, but if you’re wearing a pair that’s too small the front will not come up nearly as far as when they’re sized a bit bigger. One of the first things to look for in hip waders is the material used to construct them. Many anglers seem to either love or hate all rubberized hip waders, with very few in the middle on this issue. Tough PVC or rubber works well in the field, but problems arise when waders made with this material aren’t stored correctly. Insulated waders are the ideal choice for cold water and winter fishing. Unfortunately, the trade off is they are heavier and can get hot in summer temperatures. Full disclosure, I own a pair of these and they are my go-to hip waders. I have used them to blaze trails to the water through briars, I’ve fallen down embankments that should have torn them to shreds, used them to crawl through the brush to get the jump on natives, and more. Strongly waterproof: well welding techniques and reinforced stitches ensures 100% waterproof reliability, effectively keeping you dry and warm.

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While I myself was not familiar with Lacrosse, many satisfied customers have a lot of brand loyalty to this company, and that’s always a good sign. These hip waders were built for cold water and cold weather with 600 g Thinsulate added, and a tough inner nylon lining that’s durable and rugged. Here are some more chest waders that didn’t make my top 5 but still worth an honorable mention: Camo Nylon Chest Waders from Dirt BootA: The short answer is yes! Yes, they are. But safety should take precedence over overreaching that riffle or tempting hole that might be just a few feet further offshore than you can safely wade out to. Features that make waders more adjustable are things like gaiters, shoulder straps and belt sections. There are also some breathable waders in this review that utilize nylon and blended polyester in an attempt to cut down on internal moisture and heat on Summer days. Constructed from durable (and really warm ) 4mm neoprene, there shouldn’t be any conditions in this country where you will be able to feel cold while wearing them!