Posted By: RodBreaker
Duck hunting waders - 11/23/14 01:07 AM
Getting back into duck hunting. Been out of it for about 8 years and obviously gunna need some new waders. ANy recommendations on what kind and where to get them that won't cost an arm and a leg. Thanks
Posted By: Wisemd123
Re: Duck hunting waders - 11/23/14 01:22 AM
I picked up some gamewinner supertuff 800 from academy. I'm happy with them so far, it's worth checking them out. Not bad for $120 on sale and a 3 month warranty against any leaks or issues
Posted By: RodBreaker
Re: Duck hunting waders - 11/23/14 01:23 AM
I picked up some gamewinner supertuff 800 from academy. I'm happy with them so far, it's worth checking them out. Not bad for $120 on sale and a 3 month warranty against any leaks or issues
I was thinking about going by Academy tomorrow on my way to work. I think they are having an early Black Friday sale this week. Thanks
Posted By: browning_3248
Re: Duck hunting waders - 11/23/14 02:48 AM
I got some three fork waders on sale at cabelas for $75 a couple months ago. They're not neoprene but that's the reason I got them, I would much rather layer up and so far they have treated me right. Just catch them on sale and make sure you get a good warranty, almost all waders will leak eventually.
Posted By: Erichugh22
Re: Duck hunting waders - 11/23/14 04:28 AM
I'd go academy, you can return them anytime no questions asked, with or without a reciept
Posted By: pprince
Re: Duck hunting waders - 11/23/14 04:47 AM
Cabelas dry plus and layer up
Check out the Academy website - they have a hot deal going on on their super tuff waders.
Posted By: cactusflyr
Re: Duck hunting waders - 11/23/14 09:15 PM
Rogers Toughman Waders Rock
Posted By: LRHead
Re: Duck hunting waders - 11/24/14 04:35 AM
I picked up a two sets of the gamewinner supertuff 800 from academy for the wife and I last Monday. We used them all weekend duck hunting. We stayed warm and cozy in the mornings. They are light weight and breathable. Great deal on them also.
No issues while walking in knee deep water.
I'd say they are a great investment.
Posted By: VegasMallard
Re: Duck hunting waders - 11/24/14 07:30 PM
Canvas for teal/early Nov, neoprene for December,jan
Posted By: sevensixtytwo
Re: Duck hunting waders - 11/24/14 07:34 PM
I have canvas ones from cabelas. They work real well. I wear wool pants and long underwear under them, they aren't warm, just keep the water out. Seems like they don't absorb water like neoprene either. My buddy had some neoprene ones and it was -10 out, they absorbed water and then cracked on him. Didn't leak, but that outer layer split when it froze and he moved.
Posted By: Navasot
Re: Duck hunting waders - 11/24/14 07:44 PM
Picked up a pair from academy for $90 the other day.. best pair I have owned so far.. the heavy 800s are overrated
Posted By: Navasot
Re: Duck hunting waders - 11/24/14 07:45 PM
For Texas at least... I use to sweat bad in my old 800s
Posted By: bodydub
Re: Duck hunting waders - 11/24/14 08:02 PM
Check out the Academy website - they have a hot deal going on on their super tuff waders.
My supertough 800 just came in today. They were having a heck of a sale and I scooped up a pair.............