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Re: Drake waders [Re: Beretta] #4942060 01/29/14 09:53 PM
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Originally Posted By: BerettaOnyx686
Because I can get a brand new pair for $100, and if there aren't any problems with them, then I'm all about saving $200


Go to the bargain cave at cabelas it might take a trip or two before they have some in your size but my dad and I bought two pairs there for under 150 each both have lasted 4 seasons. Over the course of the summer they will keep getting cheaper from other retailers as well. Wait it it out. Better to save that 100 for something good than risk saving 200 on something that is known for leaking. I think I paid jsut under 100 for mine. Mine get used more but are still going strong I even caught them on barbed wire pretty good two weeks ago and nothing happened.


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Re: Drake waders [Re: Erichugh22] #4942081 01/29/14 09:59 PM
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If there is one thing to NOT cheap out on in waterfowling, it's waders.

DING DING DING, nothing worse than a leg full of cold water at 5am, a 2 mile walk from the truck.


Been there, done that. 21 degrees with a left leg filled to the thigh with ice cold water at 4:30 am. Not a fun hunt but I toughed it out till 9:00

lol two seasons ago I put a hole in the upper thigh area and it filled up with water. 25ish degrees. Right leg was numb from the knee down. These were cotton wader pants. (I know, I know, cotton is the anti-Christ of duck hunters) But we did have a pretty good hunt that day, I believe a 2 man, mostly widgeon and mallards.


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Re: Drake waders [Re: Beretta] #4943351 01/30/14 03:11 PM
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For $100 I may do it.

Then I'd go to academy and stock up on clearance waders for when those leak grin

Re: Drake waders [Re: Featherduster] #4943382 01/30/14 03:25 PM
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Originally Posted By: Featherduster
For $100 I may do it.

Then I'd go to academy and stock up on clearance waders for when those leak grin



rofl okay I guess I'll pass on the drakes


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Originally Posted By: BerettaOnyx686
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For $100 I may do it.

Then I'd go to academy and stock up on clearance waders for when those leak grin



rofl okay I guess I'll pass on the drakes


I'd look into the Rogers toughman waders. I got them at the beginning of the season and love them. I'll never own a different pair of waders

http://www.rogerssportinggoods.com/roger...ar-p-14282.html


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