Chest Waders - Help

[imschur]

I need a pair. Im river and lake fishing in water probably 45-70 degrees. The rivers are rocky, cold and fast. The lakes are warm yuck with lots of weeds, logs and sticks.  I want to buy from Bass Pro. I sorta dialed in on these but basically Im clueless with these things. Input would be appreciated

[edgecrusher]

And here I thought when I read the title that shi.t was getting deep in here

[unforgiven]

First one leg then the other,just like pants.Just hit the easy button. <lmao>  <laughs>

[texas30cal]

Wow! I never have had anything like that I just walk in and let the feet and lower legs go numb it only takes a few minutes and it's all good. I saw my dad fall into very fast water with chest waders on once, those things filled up immediately and he had a hell of a time getting back up.

[unforgiven]

Thought I read,use a belt so they don't fill as quick.If you get caught go with the flow and angle off to the side to get out.

[texas30cal]

I doubt that my old man ever thought of the belt thing.

[shepp]

My first pair were the thick heavy ones they were nice but sucked to walk any distance. The ones I have now are light weight super thin got them from gander. I can wear them in 80* weather trout fishing but also on a cold falls day duck hunting ( with layers under them). I can't see you link for some reason I can never see your links

[shepp]

http://m.gandermountain.com/modperl/product/details.cgi?pdesc=Frogg-Toggs-Canyon-Cleated-Boot-Foot-Waders&i=731475&str=Chest+waders&merchID=4005

The pair I have are much like this but are the gander series and camo

[sketch]

Some come with boots and different grams of thinsolat I duck hunt with 1000. For rivers I would get boots with fabric soles or you will break your ass with the rubbers.