🏕️ Caddis: Your Ultimate Companion for Outdoor Exploration Review

I take size 12. I couldn't wear it. I gifted them to a friend who takes a size 10. He sent them back because they were too small. Their large size suits small feet.

This was my first experience with wet waders and I will probably never go back to waders in summer. I have paired these socks with some waders and I have never felt so comfortable walking on mountain rivers.

I wear size 12 shoes and size XL these neoprene booties fit me perfectly. Can't comment on durability yet but will buy a second pair if they last until the end of the rainy season in October.

Hook for laces not properly reinforced. They fell off on first use. Other manufacturers use a different amplification method. Size M was difficult to put on and take off, even with socks. My shoes are 10.5. Size L fits better.

Haven't worn these wet boots yet but quality control is obviously an issue. Received them today with a lanyard clip that hangs by a thread out of the box. I need them for tomorrow's trip, so I guess I'll stay with them.

excellent product for its price. If you're into wet fishing in shallow streams you'll need these to keep you warm in the spring, but they can be used year-round as some of the high-elevation streams in the West just never get warm (if they did, they would trout don't do it). t bite).

I know all the Simms/Orvis fashion show attendees will be mad at me, but alas. $45 for Simms. Having both, I can tell you they are just as good if not better than the Simms. I ordered a total of 3 sets of these. It is great.

Lace eyelet broke on first try, eyelet came out of neoprene. They were still usable, I wore them in a cold limestone stream and I was warm. Your feet get wet and then your body heat warms the water in the sock. Then it feels like wading in warm jelly, or coming in from the country it feels like sticking your foot in a fresh cowpat. To be honest they worked but the only reason they are available is so you can slip your wader on for ankle support and traction. Otherwise the old sneakers would…