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Hey, everybody, I'm excited to be recording the 24th episode of the All Things Fishing podcast this week.

And this week, I'm doing a review on the Frog Togs classic bootfoot hip waders.

So, before I start the show this week, if you didn't, if you haven't listened to the episode, um, about choosing a pair of waiters that I did last week, uh, probably, it'd be probably best to go listen to that episode. Um, some of the things that you use to classify waiters, like what type of waiters are and what material they are. Um, if you don't know those, if, uh, if you know those, know those if you're just getting into, uh, getting waiters are and what material they are. If you don't know those, if you know those,

know those if you're just getting into getting waiters,

then it's probably just going to be good to go listen to that episode.

Yeah.

So after you listen to that episode,

the material on these waiters is rubber.

The type of weighters that they are is bootfoot hip waiters. And because they're boot foot these waiters is rubber. Uh, the type of waders that they are is boot foot hip waders.

And, uh, because they're boot foot hip waders, the sole on the boot is cleated. So if you

listen to the last episode, you know that there's about three main, there's three main weighter

materials. Um, and that's PVC, neoprene, and rubber.

Neoprene being on the high end, PVC being on the lower end, and then rubber being somewhere

in between. So the type of waiters that these are, these are boot foot hip waiters.

So if you listen to the episode, you know obviously boot foot waiters have boots welded into the waiters.

And then because they're hip waiters, the waiters go up to your hip.

So the type of sole, because these are boot foot hip waiters, they obviously have boots welded in to the rest of the waiters, and the sole on those boots, the type of sole, is cleated.

So for the features on these waiters, there is a sizable belt strap, meaning that there's a

belt that goes around your belt to hold up the waders that you can size.

So there's also a kick spur on the heel, which a kick spur on waiters is basically a piece of rubber or metal or plastic or whatever the sole of your boot on a boot for hip waiter is made out of

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