Waders
 

I am currently looking for a decent pair of waders for duck hunting. I really don't want to spend a ton on a pair, but I need them to be warm on mornings when its 10-20 degrees out (especially warm feet). Any help would be much appreciated.

RE: Waders
 

I just picked up a pair of the cabelas ultimate waders last fall and couldnt be happier with them.

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I have the 5mm cabelas waders also but with the zipper up the front. Warm feet and the ability to answer natures call without getting totally undressed is just great!

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Get the Drake waterfowl MST waders. They are a bit expensive but the best waders on the market by far

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cant go wrong with the Hodgees!!

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Cabelas are hard to beat.

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i got the scheels special this year with the 800 gram thinsulate.. my feet stayed pretty warm during late season. im pretty happy with them

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i have the cabelas ultimate big man waders, with 1000 gram thinsulate in the feet... and those kept my feet warm when the temperature was in single digits. would highly recommend them to anyone.

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3.5mm, you can always add layers underneath.

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I hunt duck over 50 days a year every year... all over...BrushTuff II are the deal in the cold cold spots.....cost a bit, but will keep you warm and stand up to abuse...if you arent in places that get real cold go lighter weight 3.5 mm and less thinsulate= less money...but on the whole your hunt generall is onlyas good as your equipment.... LaCross or Hodgeman seem to have proved better over the years than others.....
JEB