I Bought CHEAP HIP WADERS! Are They Any Good?

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Several of you have suggested hip waders in the past so I finally picked some up! Honestly I didn't do any research, I just randomly stumbled upon these while browsing Amazon. For $30, I figured why not give them a shot. Overall, they seem pretty good!
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Fun little trip! I proved that the Frogg Toggs Rana II hip waders work well and I was fortunately able to catch a few bonus Brown Trout. The fish I caught were absolutely gorgeous. Gotta love trout fishing with spinners! Hope you enjoyed it :)
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9 янв 2021

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@FishAnything 3 года назад

UPDATE: I sliced a hole in these about 6 trips in. I can't necessarily blame the waders but I will say that you should not hike through thorny areas with them lol

@adventureswithfrodo2721 12 часов назад

Only real downside yo your review is you didn't how how good tread is on already covered rocks.

@stevestory8483 3 года назад

Such beautiful scenery Ethan. Nothing like being in nature

@pinhighdiscdyes 3 года назад

Hey man I work for a drysuit company and the easiest and best thing for you to fix that leak would be aquaseal. The stuff works amazing and will last years. Easier than patching in my opinion and works great on neoprene too.

@gregkosinski2303

I have a pair of these a I really like them a lot. Obviously they have limitations, but when you can get away with them, they’re an absolute delight.

@armandosignore3120 3 года назад

Nice, bought some, fish in SW Penn.

@iancameron1662 3 года назад

Another thing I use wading is a wading stick.helps with balance and helps from tripping on stuff under the water.i need a stick I am 66 years young

@tellus96 3 года назад

do you just wear normal cotton long socks with these?

@CREEKFISHING423 3 года назад

I have insulated chest waders for winter and non insulated for warmer months. I will not use hip waders for one reason.... Go too deep, slip and go down, whatever the case, once you swamp one you're now wearing a boat anchor. Even in the small creek I fish a lot, there's a few 3-4ft holes so it wouldn't take much to get swamped. Nice video, I'm kinda jealous of those trout, I haven't been able to go to my trout river for over a month!

@pinkadam8989 3 года назад

Nice vid. Most pros don't usually understand that not everyone can afford $500 simms waders and 2 different pairs of $200 wading boots.

@poimendave9536 3 года назад

Ethan do a RU-vid search on how to repair neoprene waders. Seems like a really easy fix. This way I can continue to see your commitment to fishing and my viewing enjoyment. Your dedication to the outdoors and educating us about fishing Is much appreciated.

@missiondiscover 3 года назад

You are slowly becoming my favorite youtuber...love your attitude towards every fish and great enetgy

@jihohan6677 3 года назад

I have the same waders and used them all season last year. They are pretty good. I thought that would be enough but now I'm looking at wader pants, not a chesty but the ones that come up to my waist. I think they will be perfect... until they aren't. Enjoying your channel tremendously!

@handledhandlehandlinghandler 3 года назад

Sooooo many TWSS moments...

@j.t.cooper2963 3 года назад

Cool!😎 Those are the exact one's I have been looking at. 👍🏻👊🏻 I've got bird legs too. 😅

@rickbrown7067 3 года назад

Awesome job again Ethan. I'm really partial to my full waders.

@joshephraim2592 3 года назад

Lol I’m looking at these right now. So glad I click on your video. Just subbed and now getting the boot lol. Great vibes here

@StumpkillerCP 3 года назад

Frogg Toggs is my rain gear of choice. I have a pair of Orvis Lightweight boot waiders that have been real troopers. Never had a comfortable set of sock foot waiders so I go boot foot or waiderless and sneakers. I have narrow feet and long chicken legs. (6'2" 170 lbs). A bit of Loon UV cement keeps up with the few pokes.