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Re: Speaking of Waders, Can Neoprene be Revived...??
Sounds like foot sweat, or lots of little leaks. Either way, I'd say breathable is the answer.
Simms has a RIDICULOUS number of waders available this year, some likely affordable. Or you could just go with the basic LL Bean breathables and call it good.
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Re: Speaking of Waders, Can Neoprene be Revived...??
Sounds like condensation in your boots... Cold water + warm body= condensation. Just make sure you dry the inside out after use.. I rolled up a pair with some condensation in them & left them in the car & ended up with a mold / mildew problem. The only way I know of to ck. them for sure would be to fill them up with water & look for seepage. I don't think rolling them up to trap air & submergeing them to look for bubbles will work if the leak is really small. Pay special attention to the seam where the boot is attached. Did you put screws in the soles for traction like a buddy of mine did. He ended up with a tiny leak. The screws were OK when he first put them in but they must have worked in a little bit more over time & just pierced the boot & not the cushion insert so he never felt it. If you do find the leak Aqua seal works great. Warm the tube up in hotwater before use as it will flow a little better & be absorbed by the neopreme on the first coat a little better....
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Re: Speaking of Waders, Can Neoprene be Revived...??
Thanks Guys! You're probably right: there's barely a feeling of moisture, and
only on the bottom of my socks. It's just enough that it's dry in a minute or so, kind of like after taking off my sneakers.....Hmmmmm.... ![]() |
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Re: Speaking of Waders, Can Neoprene be Revived...??
Dang Frank, I was wondering what that 'Aroma' was!!
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