Stopped at the Orvis shop yesterday and picked up their catalog.  Their new
Clearwater Endura breathable waders are advertised as "tougher and less
costly".  They are now $129.95.

I've got the "Less tough" Clearwaters and love 'em.

just my 2 cents worth.

Allan 

> on 1/13/04 9:31 PM, Tom Davenport at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> You could do what I did about three years ago... donate them the
> charity and buy some breathable waders.
> 
> Breathable waders are warmer in all seasons,  weigh MUCH less if your
> hiking at all, easier to pack, and make wading safer.  I'll never go
> back to my cold, heavy, leaky neoprenes.
> 
> I tried three brands of breathables on my way to getting a Gortex pair,
> and I didn't notice  a lot of difference between the breathability of
> the various breathable fabrics.  There can be a BIG difference in
> quality of construction, however,  and that is where to put your money.
> 
> 
> On Jan 11, 2004, at 8:05 PM, William Andreas wrote:
> 
>> For the live of me I cannot figure out a way to find the holes in my
>> neoprene waders. I have tried filling them with water, air, halogen
>> lights but never been able to
>> a) find the hole and mark it
>> b) clean up after the exploration process, like water, preserving the
>> mark locating the hole
>> c) put enough goop on it to fill the hole and not abraid my inner
>> garments
>> 
>> I have may 5 or 6 holes not on seams that occured when I attempted to
>> scale out a taelus slope of sharp rock and climbed on my knees. I
>> don't do that anymore and have gone to gore-tex or PVC. but I would
>> love not to throw the damn things away because I couldn't find the
>> holes!!!
>> 
>> Anyone suggest anything?
>> 
>> Bill

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Allan Fish
Greenwood, IN
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