High n dry waders and LaCrosse Iceman boots

[CJW]

High n Dry size 12 regular breathable waders. Body uninsulated. Boots 1500 gram Thinsulate. No leaks. Great shape. These are a slimmer fit so great for summer fishing and early season.

I went up a size in another High n Dry wader and kept these as backups but they can go now. I'll likely buy another High n Dry in the new size as backups.

$260 shipped

LaCrosse Iceman size 13

Bodies in good shape. So are the felt liners.

$65 shipped

 

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[Hedge774]

Hey buddy! What size waders are they? 12? As I'm not accustomed to wader metrics, what do you think these would be in inseam and waistline? I'm 6'2" and a. 36" waistline (38 in different brands) tha k you Sir!

 

[CJW]

The boots are a 12. I wear a 12 tennis shoe and they fit very comfortable with a medium weight sock. An 11 or 11.5 would fit great with more room for sock. I'm also 6'2" and wear a 36 pant. Like I said they're a slimmer fit but they will fit you as long as you don't have abnormally large feet. I have no problem fitting 3 medium weight layers of insulation in the top. In the legs I would wear heavy long johns and heavy sweatpants or jeans. A pair off puffy wader pants would be perfect for these. Hope that helps.

 

[Hedge774]

It definitely does help, and thank you. By your estimation, how cool would the weather need to be to be comfy fishing in these. (1500 grams is some warmth!) P.S. I'm not a a waterfowler. At least yet..

 

[CJW]

I would assume you would be wading most or all of the time like I was so I never worried about it. A thin merino or even cotton sock and cool river water rushing over your feet and legs dissipates heat quite well, even in the middle of summer. I never had my feet get warm even when I was in and out working with the dog. Spring and fall fishing I definitely welcome the insulation.

 

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