Waders
This waders page currently carries the gear that rides with your waders: the Alps Outdoorz Wader Bag in Max-7, plus shell belts and wader shell clips from Alps Outdoorz and Ducks Unlimited in Max-7 and Original Bottomland camo. Pick the camo that matches the rest of your kit, then the carry style you prefer, a belt around the waist or a clip on the waders.
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Choosing Duck Hunting Waders
Duck hunting waders come down to two decisions. Neoprene is warmer and suits late-season ice. Breathable fabric is lighter and suits early teal and long walks, with layers underneath when it turns cold. Bootfoot waders have the boot built in, which is quicker to pull on in the dark. Stockingfoot waders pair with separate wading boots and usually fit and walk better. Match the choice to the water you hunt and how far you walk to get there.
Gear That Rides With Your Waders
Wet waders thrown in a truck bed make a long ride home. A dedicated bag keeps the mud contained, and our wader bag page has the Alps Outdoorz option. Shell belts and wader shell clips keep shells at hand without digging into a blind bag. Layer under your waders with hunting bibs or pants, top them with rain gear, and stash hand warmers in a chest pocket. A dry bag keeps phone and keys safe when the water is deeper than you planned.
Waders FAQs
Neoprene or breathable waders for duck hunting?
Neoprene for cold water and sitting still. Breathable for warm weather, long walks and layering.
How should I store waders after a hunt?
Dry them inside out or hanging upside down away from direct heat, then store them in a bag out of sunlight.