[TXwaterfowl]

Its time to buy a good pair of breathable waders for this upcoming duck season, but i have noticed the camo breathable stockingfoot selection is slim to none. Having worn neoprene for so long, I am tired of sweating my butt off when it isn't super cold. I know everyone recommends Orvis and Simms, but does the lighter, solid color of those waders cause ducks to flare? We are not always hunting in a cozy blind, but often on a shoreline or point off a chosen bay or flat. So all of our gear is camo. Considering Cabelas dry plus, but they are boot foot. What do you guys think? Thanks for your time.

 

[rab ag]

My BPS camo's lasted about 5 yrs for $100 but I don't think they make them anymore. Last year I went to some stocking foot breathables from Orvis. They're very well put together but are only an olive green - seems to blend in with most environments ok. They've also got a camo breathable model that's not as sturdy but it has boots. They are lace ups so the fit pretty well.

 

[Boomer]

I will second the camo, breathable, with lace up boots by Orvis. Not cheap but very comfortable. I have had mine for three years no and no problems. I hunt flooded rice fields, shallow ponds in Garwood area.

 

[Stubby]

Mad Dog Gear

These have worked great for the last three years for me and several of my hunting buddies....
http://www.kodiakoutback.com/detail.aspx?ID=632&utm_source=frgl&utm_medium=ppc&utm_campaign=cmp1

 

[Salty Dog]

Academy sells camo breathables under their Magellen brand during hunting season. I bought a pair last year and as cheap as they are they actually held up very well. I normally ruin a pair of breathables every hunting season and the cheapo Magellens made it thru all last season without a problem. If mine were not a fluke then they are a great value at $80.

 

[Sea Aggie]

I have a couple of pairs of breathables from Orvis. The stocking foot in brown never seems a problem, but honestly my favorites are the Church Creek (via Orvis) camo breathables with boots. They have held up very well and are very comfortable.

 

[wes speck]

Mad Dog Gear makes a very good camo breathable stockingfoot wader. I have one pair that has been in use four seasons now. Price on them is about $130. You can check MDG's web site for dealers.

 

[TXDRAKE]

I wear the LaCrosse Alpha Swampfox waders and they have been very, Very good waders for me. Very Comfortable and Very durable.

 

[Doc C]

I've had my Cabela's dry plus boot foot for 3 years and they have held up well. My Dad got 4 seasons out of his first pair and he hunts 3 times a week during the season and travels to hunt a couple of times including Canada. For the price I think that they are a good value.

 

[tealnexttime1]

waders

i was thinking of getting these. i heard they were pretty good

http://txfowlers.com/DU_BREATHABLE_WADERS.asphttp://txfowlers.com/DU_BREATHABLE_WADERS.asp