Product Details
- Size: 12 D(M) US
- Color: Brown
- Brand: Pro-Line
- Fabric type: rubber
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 8.60 pounds
Features
- Vulcanized construction - factory tested 100% waterproof
- Insulated boot with sponge rubber padding
- Heel kicker for easy on and off
- Layered toe cap for longer wear
- Aggressive padded knee for protection and comfort
Pro Line Men's Stream Rubber Hip Waders Cleated Brown, BROWN, 12
Product Description
Pro Line Stream Rubber Waders keep you dry and comfortable for less! SAVE BIG NOW! Quality Rubber Waders at major savings! These Pro Line Stream Rubber Waders feature vulcanized construction and are factory-tested to be 100% waterproof. The insulated boot has sponge rubber padding for added comfort. The deep cleated outsole provides secure traction. Save big now! Other features: Layered toe cap for longer wear; Padded knee for protection and comfort; Large inside utility pocket for handy storage; Drawstring for a better fit; Reinforced belt loops; Choose between Chest Waders or Hip Waders which include an inside knee harness and adjustable knee strap for a better fit. Grab a pair of these quality Waders at a great low price! State Color and Size. Order yours today! AVAILABLE SEPARATELY: Pro Line Boy's Stream Rubber Chest Waders, Felt Sole, Brown; Pro Line Men's Stream Rubber Hip Waders, Felt Sole, Brown; Pro Line Boy's Stream Rubber Hip Waders, Felt Sole, Brown; Pro Line Women's Stream Rubber Chest Waders, Cleated, Brown; Pro Line Men's Stream Rubber Chest Waders, Cleated; Pro Line Youth's Stream Rubber Hip Waders, Cleated, Brown; Pro Line Boy's Stream Rubber Hip Waders, Cleated, Brown - word search in our store for 'Pro Line'. Pro Line Men's Stream Rubber Hip Waders, Cleated, Brown
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
16 of 17 people found the following review helpful.
By Ralph Pruchnik
Great pair of waders. Sturdy design, heavy belt straps with a reinforced kneepad. Comfortable and well fitting. Would recommend.
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful.
By Frankie
Since there are relatively few reviews on waders generally or this brand/model in particular, I'll chime in early and hope to update this later. OK, I've only tried these on at home, no wading experience yet as it is dead of winter where I am at. I'm getting ready for some wading this spring (say, June!). A couple observations from research and then about these waders in particular:Shop around, you might find a lower price. (I got my pair for less than forty-two bucks delivered.) Be aware that as of today, on Amazon there is one vendor selling these at a similar lower price but for some reason each size boot is a separate listing page (unlike the page where I am writing this review, which currently offers several sizes, but at higher prices).Also note there are 2 styles or models of this boot...one with a felt sole and one with a rubber cleated sole. I ordered the rubber cleat sole. Felt is apparently good for a grip on slippery rocks, while cleats are better in mud (and I'm guessing the cleat sole is more durable). It's not always clear (to me) from vendor listings who is selling which kind but if you are in doubt ask the vendor.I bought size 9 as I wear size 9 (also I have a slightly wide foot) and found these a near-perfect fit, very slightly loose with cotton socks on (other online reviews report some brands' wading boots run smaller than stated size). With wool or thicker socks they should be a great fit. I have somewhat thick thighs and calves, and had no trouble at all getting into these boots, nor getting them off (again, some brands are apparently too restrictive in the calf, say reviewers). I have somewhat shorter legs (I'm 5' 9") but these only bunch up a little on me in the thigh, no problem. The quality seems very good, nothing sloppy about the construction, and they came in a plastic bag inside the factory box, so well packaged. 2 small negatives: There seems to be very little arch support, I wouldn't hike Mt. Rainier in these things, but they aren't bad. Could try a gel insert perhaps. Also there is a noticeable rubber smell as they come out of the factory box but hey, they're made out of rubber and I'm sure it'll diminish. There is another brand of wader out there which reviewers say smells like gasoline, and this is nothing like that, IMO.If you can get them for under $50. these waders seem to me like a good compromise of quality and price.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
By Luke054
I bought these to work in a pond in my yard which has silted over, these heavy duty waders fit the task, they are heavy duty, not necessarly easy to get around in, but a good value for money, pretty straightforward.
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