Simms Freestone Z Bootfoot Waders
Simms Freestone Z Bootfoot Waders - L10 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Description
Description
The ultimate cold-weather wader, the Freestone Bootfoot is built on rugged, breathable, mobility-enhancing Freestone chassis and features a built-in rubber-soled boot that goes on easy and charges hard.
- Durable & breathable Toray® QuadraLam™ 4-layer upper & lower
- TIZIP® waterproof center front zipper
- Stretch elastic suspenders with Simms custom opposing male and female buckles
- Upper chest pocket array features dual side-access stretch-woven zippered storage pockets, micro-fleece lined handwarmer pockets and integrated loop fly patch
- Front and back leg seams distinctive to Simms waders
- Dual rear belt loops; 38mm stretch elastic wading belt included
FABRIC TECH:
4-layer Toray® QuadraLam Upper & Lower
WEIGHT: 110.8 oz. (3141 g) in size Medium
ITEM #: PG-13916
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Simms Freestone Z Bootfoot Waders
Description
Description
The ultimate cold-weather wader, the Freestone Bootfoot is built on rugged, breathable, mobility-enhancing Freestone chassis and features a built-in rubber-soled boot that goes on easy and charges hard.
- Durable & breathable Toray® QuadraLam™ 4-layer upper & lower
- TIZIP® waterproof center front zipper
- Stretch elastic suspenders with Simms custom opposing male and female buckles
- Upper chest pocket array features dual side-access stretch-woven zippered storage pockets, micro-fleece lined handwarmer pockets and integrated loop fly patch
- Front and back leg seams distinctive to Simms waders
- Dual rear belt loops; 38mm stretch elastic wading belt included
FABRIC TECH:
4-layer Toray® QuadraLam Upper & Lower
WEIGHT: 110.8 oz. (3141 g) in size Medium
ITEM #: PG-13916
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