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Hodgman Caster Neoprene Cleat Bootfoot Wader The 3.5mm neoprene construction provides the ideal protection when the weather starts to turn cold. With 200 grams of Thinsulate Insulation in the boot ...
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Hodgman Caster Neoprene Felt Bootfoot Wader The 3mm neoprene construction provides the ideal protection when the weather starts to turn cold. With 200 grams of Thinsulate Insulation in the boot for...
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Hodgman Neoprene Wading Shoe Hodgman Neoprene Wading Shoes are constructed of 3.5mm neoprene. These are ideal for flats fishing, wading close to shore and can be utilized with fins in a float tube....
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Hodgman Brighton Neoprene Cleated Wader-Max5 The 3mm neoprene construction provides the ideal protection when the weather starts to turn cold. The 3.5mm neoprene construction provides the ideal war...
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Hodgman Mackenzie Cleated Bootfoot Hip Wader Hodgman Mackenzie Cleated Bootfoot Hip Waders are constructed of heavy duty denier PVC coated nylon. This construction keeps the water out, keeping you ...
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Hodgman Caster Neoprene Stockingfoot Wader The 3.5mm neoprene construction provides the ideal protection when the weather starts to turn cold. The 3-piece stockingfoot design provides excellent fle...
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Hodgman Mackenzie Cleat Chest Bootfoot Wader Hodgman Mackenzie Cleat Chest Bootfoot Waders are constructed of heavy duty denier PVC coated nylon. This construction keeps the water out, keeping you ...
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When you are on the go and need a quick light use wader shell the GameWade chest wader stores easily in its PVC pouch until you need it. Quick and convenient, the GameWade is constructed from 25m...
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Choose the Right Gear

Conditions can vary from day to day and location to location. Selection of the right wader and footwear can make the difference between a great day and sitting on the sidelines. Follow these helpful tips to ensure you have a safe and enjoyable experience during your next outdoor adventure.

Warmer Weather

Breathable waders are often preferred over neoprene or PVC models as the lightweight, breathable construction allow sweat and built up body heat to escape while still remaining waterproof. Proper layering with a breathable wader enhances its versatility and functionality. When layering, avoid cotton and jeans for optimum performance in warm weather. When wading in shallow water, hip waders are a great option.", "ctaText": "Shop Hodgman Breathable Waders

Cold Weather

Understanding how to layer under your breathable waders will keep you warm and comfortable all day long. Add or shred layers as your activity levels increase or the weather conditions change. When conditions are going to be cold all day long, you can add extra warmth with the Core Insulated wader liner and eliminate the need for an extra base layer. Neoprene waders, in both stocking and bootfoot models, provide excellent insulation in cold weather and when wading in cold water. Neoprene is a non-breathable material that keeps you warm by trapping a layer of air and neoprene material between you and the outside conditions. While heavier the breathable fabrics, neoprene stretches with you, allowing for a close body fit that helps retain body heat. Choose 3.5mm neoprene for cold conditions and up to a 5.0mm neoprene for the coldest conditions.

Footwear

Selecting the right outsole for the type of conditions you are wading prevents slipping and ensures optimum footing. Different conditions require different types of footwear and bottoms. Felt soles are often preferred in algae covered rock bottom rivers and shorelines, gripping well on the slippery rock beneath you. Rubber soles are helpful when terrains are gravel, mud or grassy. They are also a good choice for snowy or icy conditions. Rubber soles are the choice in areas where felt is banned in an effort to prevent the transfer of invasive species. ​The improved traction of studded soles, combines with a wading staff can make wading safer when fishing deep, fast waters with string current.

Durability

Consider the type of terrain you will be in. If you are in thick brush or rough, branchy terrain or sitting in a boat, using a five-layer fabric in the leg and seat will help your waders stand up to the environment and prevent pinhole leaks that can ruin your day. When choosing neoprenes, consider thet ype of weather that you will be in and also the terrain. As a rule of thumb, the thicker the neoprene wader, the more durable and warmer the wader will be.