Magellan Outdoors Mens Tredlite 400 Breathable Wader Reviews

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Timmayy
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Best waders

Posted by Timmayy on 9/fourteen/17 at 1:xiv pm

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So subsequently about ten years and the last two dealing with waders full of water I guess it's fourth dimension to supersede.

Best brand for the coin. Not looking for cheap non looking for crazy expensive

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Motorboat
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PapaPogey
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quote:

Best make for the money.

Game Winner

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DennisReynolds
Member since Aug 2017
121 posts

The older Lacrosse Alpha Swamp Fox was a great set of waders, but I haven't bought a pair of those since they inverse the model all upwards to appease the gimmick obsessed waterfowlers. I simply roll with Lacrosse hip boots like I grew upwardly on

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cwarr14
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Timmayy
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I am biased towards neoprene because I don't wear annihilation when it'due south hot and when it's common cold I like the flotation then neoprene provides

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Motorboat
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Damn those things are loftier. $300.

I'm gonna try to go 1 more than season out of my Dri-fits and so maybe I'll move to the banded

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Vlad
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North AL
Member since May 2012
2533 posts

The best waders I have always endemic. I got i pair insulated and ane united nations.

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MWP
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Kingwood, TX via Monroe, LA
Member since Jul 2013
9508 posts

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Game Winner

This X 1,000,000. I have a pair of breathables that are going on 3 seasons. Non pricey, lots of pockets, and well constructed. Plus, you can return them at Academy with nothing hassle. Before that I simply kept the box on the last pair and busted a pigsty in them a few months after purchase and just walked into Academy and got some new ones.

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Rover Range
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Member since Jun 2014
2768 posts

The Banded are nice, but they tear a little more easily than the onetime 5mm neoprene waders. Gator Waders are a newer wader that is getting some attentions.

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JGood
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Gator Waders

I have a pair and they are unbelievable. Super low-cal and comfortable. Enough of storage space as well.

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The Last Coco
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On the water
Member since Mar 2009
6607 posts

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Game Winner

They're actually sold under the Magellan brand every bit of this yr, but I hold. The Magellan Tredlite 400 Breathable Waders ($139) are awesome.

I would attempt on a pair in-store before ordering as the boots run small.

Fwiw - it appears Academy is doing abroad with Game Winner entirely and consolidating all that trade under the Magellan brand. The items are staying the same, merely getting re-badged.

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Gingersnap
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Natchitoches
Member since Dec 2012
738 posts

I bought the red zones last year. You will not find a more comfortable pair of waders. I'll be able to speak more than on the durability when I get them out the store and run across if they have dry rotted.

I will not purchase another pair of expensive waders once these crap out though. In the future I will just buy a new pair of the tough guard game winners every flavor for similar 100 bucks.

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cbiscuit
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Member since Dec 2013
873 posts

Best for $: cabelas dryplus breathable.

Honorable mention: game winner breathable (got a pair for like $75 on sale).

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mach316
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Jonesboro, AR
Member since Jul 2012
4525 posts

I've ever used cabelas neoprene waders, but the quality has gone way down in the by several years. I tried the Roger'southward make neoprenes and they are fantastic. Exist patient, and you tin grab them on sale. Definitely worth the toll.

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ShootTheDrakes
Texas A&K Fan
natty country
Member since Aug 2017
36 posts

If you could only have one pair would you go with the insulated or non? Cant decide which ones to go. Hunting more often than not southward Arkansas if that helps.

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Gingersnap
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Fellow member since Dec 2012
738 posts

Insulated unless you accept a really good pair of wader pants. I've worn mine from breaking water ice at 13degrees all the way up to 70.

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man in the stadium
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Member since Aug 2006
1344 posts

Does anyone brand waders in what Drake calls the "erstwhile school" camo design? I always just called it brown camo, but can't seem to observe a single manufacturer who does.

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The Last Coco
LSU Fan
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Fellow member since Mar 2009
6607 posts

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insulated or non

Non. No question. I tin can always add more than layers when information technology'd cold, only y'all tin can't take away layers when information technology's hot in teal season or early big duck flavour if your waders are insulated.

I've worn not-insulated Game Winner (now Magellan) waders in negative Temps and my legs were fine because I layered appropriately. I hunt primarily NWOK and oft suspension ice going in and don't have an issue with my non-insulated waders.

Not to mention, walking/wading whatever decent distance in not insulated waders is no problem. Trying walking/wading 5 miles or more over the course of a day in heavy neoprenes. It's a pain.

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