what size, and how new?

My guess is bloated. And couldn't be too new if the bodies went past more than once.

But nice post

LMMFAO.........I love you Frank,in a purely sexual nature

I've used neoprene stockingfoot waders and felt soled boots for cold western freestone rivers. Uninsulated, you can always ad some long underwear if need be. And with a stocking foot you can switch to fins if you use a belly boat sometimes.

Years ago I had some flyweights. They were nice for hot Summer fishing or warmer waters.

well that's a relief.

Went from rubber, to neoprene, to breathable stocking foot with felt soled boots.
Felt vs lug sole is sometimes dictated by state law, i remember in CO i was not able to pick up any felt soles.
Terrain also depends on what material youd want, but breathables are easier to patch. For bootfoot waders, once the seals around the boots crack, which is unavoidable over time, they are pretty much gonners. Hope thats somewhat helpful

Been on my current pair of boot foot breathables for 11 years........and I duck hunt alot

Something told me you'd find that comforting

one day, we are gonna pahhhtay!

I didn't want to swim out, he was obviously dead......but I did get a beer out of his cooler that also washed down. Heap beer but it was cold, just like the owner buying cheap waders.

Thanks for the help!

My preference is non-insulated "breathable" waders. As far as wading boots are concerned it is better to get ones without felt soles because they are not allowed on some streams/rivers. I've got the hip waders (https://goo.gl/dBhcDo) and wading boots (https://goo.gl/wdTVMR) from Cabelas and both work fine. I also have non-insulated "breathable" chest waders that I've used for years from Orvis that I got on sale several years ago on sale. I had the Orvis waders flooded in Alaska while fly fishing a stream and I didn't have any problem getting out and to safety with them full of water. Best of luck and try to catch Cabelas when they are on sale and they are a bargain.

I've got a boot foot pair of breathable waders size large that are collecting dust if you are interested. Let me know if you have any interest in them and I'll dig them up and get you more detail.

probably goes without saying that you get what you pay for, lol. im impressed with any waders that make it passed the 10 year mark. what kind you got?

I've got a 20 year old pair of Hodgmans.

Why are felt soles not allowed on some rivers and streams?

Damage to fish habitat.

Fake Science..... WGAF? Do what you want.

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I bet you've got a huge chunk of corals on your coffee-table at home don't ya.. 😠

sitting on top of a beautiful ivory pedestal

Just get you a drum of that rubber stuff you dunk tools in to put a rubbererized handle on them and dunk yourself in that. Easy peasy