Kuiu waders

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WKR
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Got an email showing their waders with a front zip coming soon. Guess they learned their lesson to not release new waders without a front zip. Guessing sales were not great on the no zip ones.
 

sasquatch

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Does this mean the old ones will make it into the outlet for like 30% off??? One can hope

I don’t need a zipper! Never had one yet so I’d like a good deal


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For my next pair of waders I think I’m rolling with the Simms Freestone Z Bootfoot waders. Other than some camo and maybe a feature or two, both pairs of waders appear to feature the same boots and same 4 layer Toray fabrics. For the cost difference between the two, the Simms seem like the way to go.

I have a pair of Simms G3 stocking foot waders that have been very durable (I’ve only been looking to add because my feet get too cold in the stockingfoots when the temps drop) . I’ll have a hard time not sticking with a Simms produced product moving forward.

 
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For my next pair of waders I think I’m rolling with the Simms Freestone Z Bootfoot waders. Other than some camo and maybe a feature or two, both pairs of waders appear to feature the same boots and same 4 layer Toray fabrics. For the cost difference between the two, the Simms seem like the way to go.

I second this recommendation big time, I've run a ton of different waders over the years and these are probably the best for waterfowl I've owned. No experience with sitka or kuiu waders other than friends that have them but cant see the increased price being justified other than the name. Camo on waders doesn't matter, used to kill a lot of ducks in simms stockingfoot all grey waders.

Pretty sure these are the same wader with a couple of features added as Simms makes the kuiu waders.
 
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