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I have to disagree.
I doubt if the waders you have will last longer. Especially since I found a belt'/strap in my van that I do not recognize. Perhaps it's yours? Better check, if son then I will send it to you and maybe then, just maybe, your waders will last longer. john "Guyz-N-Flyz" wrote in message ... "CR" wrote in message om... I just ordered a pair of Cabelas Dry Plus Premium waders for $140. I'm wondering if I should have gotten the Simms Freestone waders for $150? My only concern is durability. Will the Simms Freestones last longer than the Cabelas? Yes, Simms will last longer. Mark --especially, if you never wear them-- |
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I have to disagree.
I doubt if the waders you have will last longer. Especially since I found a belt'/strap in my van that I do not recognize. Perhaps it's yours? Better check, if son then I will send it to you and maybe then, just maybe, your waders will last longer. john "Guyz-N-Flyz" wrote in message ... "CR" wrote in message om... I just ordered a pair of Cabelas Dry Plus Premium waders for $140. I'm wondering if I should have gotten the Simms Freestone waders for $150? My only concern is durability. Will the Simms Freestones last longer than the Cabelas? Yes, Simms will last longer. Mark --especially, if you never wear them-- |
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I thought that I had put my wader belt in my backpack, but I could be mistaken. I'll
check in the morn. Thanks for notifying me, and thanks for comin' down to fish with me! Mark "asadi...." wrote in message link.net... I have to disagree. I doubt if the waders you have will last longer. Especially since I found a belt'/strap in my van that I do not recognize. Perhaps it's yours? Better check, if son then I will send it to you and maybe then, just maybe, your waders will last longer. john |
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I thought that I had put my wader belt in my backpack, but I could be mistaken. I'll
check in the morn. Thanks for notifying me, and thanks for comin' down to fish with me! Mark "asadi...." wrote in message link.net... I have to disagree. I doubt if the waders you have will last longer. Especially since I found a belt'/strap in my van that I do not recognize. Perhaps it's yours? Better check, if son then I will send it to you and maybe then, just maybe, your waders will last longer. john |
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CR wrote:
I just ordered a pair of Cabelas Dry Plus Premium waders for $140. I'm wondering if I should have gotten the Simms Freestone waders for $150? My only concern is durability. Will the Simms Freestones last longer than the Cabelas? My experience with the Cabelas waders was good news/bad news. The good news was they refunded my money promptly, and I ended up buying a pair of Simms guide waders from them. The bad news was a serious design flaw that developed leaks in them with very little use. What they did was to glue a tape of the breathable material over the seams on the inside. Where three seams came together they glued a circular patch of the same material. Unfortunately the edges of the tapes and the patches showed through on the outside like panties through tight lycra. The friction of walking around in them wore holes at these edges along the inseams, and I am not particularly big in the thighs. The first leaks appeared about the fourth day I used them. I hung in with them for a couple of months using lots of Aquaseal, but finally sent them back. I found myself wondering whether they did any serious testing of them. The Simms waders have been just fine. Mike |
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CR wrote:
I just ordered a pair of Cabelas Dry Plus Premium waders for $140. I'm wondering if I should have gotten the Simms Freestone waders for $150? My only concern is durability. Will the Simms Freestones last longer than the Cabelas? If you read enough reviews about the Cabelas waders, you'll find people are very happy with Cabelas, customer service. I decided to buy Simms. brians |
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CR wrote:
I just ordered a pair of Cabelas Dry Plus Premium waders for $140. I'm wondering if I should have gotten the Simms Freestone waders for $150? My only concern is durability. Will the Simms Freestones last longer than the Cabelas? If you read enough reviews about the Cabelas waders, you'll find people are very happy with Cabelas, customer service. I decided to buy Simms. brians |
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