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Freak of Nature
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Freak of Nature
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I'm looking at the "Game Winner Men's SuperTuff 800 Neoprene Boot-Foot Waders" Anybody have these? They're asking $150 for them.
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8 point
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That was my first pair. Lasted one season. I wasn't very impressed with them. Started leaking at the boot and croch.
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Mine have held up pretty well.
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Both me and my son have them. Seem good so far. Keep an eye out, they put them on sale quite often.
"There is no such thing as a failure who keeps trying" John Popper
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Impatient Stinky Britches Wearin’ Off-Roadin’ Guru
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For that price range, check out Rogers Sporting Goods' toughman waders. They range from around $140-200 depending on size and neoprene thickness. My 5mm 1600 gram stouts were about 170.
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It also depends on how much you will actually be moving and walking in them. Some area's I hunted required a long walk. The more you walk and move around in them the shorter they will last. With that being said I wouldn't purchase another pair of them.
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Freak of Nature
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Freak of Nature
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I believe those are the same ones I seen in Memphis. If so the boot is lacking and probably wouldn't last long. The rest of the wader looked to be well made.
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4 point
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I got the same pair online from academy a few weeks back for $100 and free shipping. As far as how they hold up, I don't know. I've worn them one time and they were comfortable.
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14 point
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I had some, lasted 3 seasons of 40+ hunts a year
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I have some, love mine. They are made well and thought out in the design. No leaks yet. 40+ hunts a year as well.
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For that price range, check out Rogers Sporting Goods' toughman waders. They range from around $140-200 depending on size and neoprene thickness. My 5mm 1600 gram stouts were about 170. X2 I got a pair this year and I love the damn things. Cheap and bulletproof. Rogers is a good place in general to get waterfowling gear. They have really good prices and usually free shipping
Yeah c�mon. Daniel White
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