11-21-2018, 11:11 PM
[#0000FF]I have never been a big fan of Force Fins, but I am in the minority. Most who use them, love them. And if you are going to be putting them over regular boots, the adjustable Force Fins are a good way to go.[/#0000FF]
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[#0000FF]Lots of tooners use hippers and never have any problems. I have been using some Itasca lightweight waders for a couple of years and they are holding up great. But I get the full length stocking foot waders and remove the shoulder straps, securing them around my waist with a quick-release belt. I tried a pair of waist high ultralights and did not like them. The back pulls down when you sit in a tube or toon. And I have never felt brave enough to try the zipper models. A lot of extra expense and potential grief for being able to whiz on the water. Rolling down strapless full length waders ain't no big deal. But always better to eat and drink sensibly before going afloat...and take care of "business" before launching.
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[#0000FF]Lots of tooners use hippers and never have any problems. I have been using some Itasca lightweight waders for a couple of years and they are holding up great. But I get the full length stocking foot waders and remove the shoulder straps, securing them around my waist with a quick-release belt. I tried a pair of waist high ultralights and did not like them. The back pulls down when you sit in a tube or toon. And I have never felt brave enough to try the zipper models. A lot of extra expense and potential grief for being able to whiz on the water. Rolling down strapless full length waders ain't no big deal. But always better to eat and drink sensibly before going afloat...and take care of "business" before launching.
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