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Boots and overalls solve different tasks by the water: from passing through mud and wet grass to a prolonged draught above the knee. The section has classic and long boots, models to the waist, overalls and neoprene socks. The right choice depends on the height, cold, walking and freedom of movement that the rig and terrain require throughout the outing.

For cold conditions Neoprene overalls Lineaeffe Fishing Ferrari Neoprene Waders offers fabric thickness 4.5mm. The cut is made for free movement, the neoprene insulates the body, and soft boots are comfortable when walking. The chest pocket is practical for small items that you want to remain accessible without removing the top while draughting.

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When water doesn't impose a high jumpsuit, Boots LEMIGO GREENLANDER EVA 862 are a practical choice for cold weather and more walking. They are ultralight, made by EVA and have a removable thermo-sock. Soft fabric does not restrict the leg, which is important when frequent changing the place along the shore and wearing the remaining tackle.

The size is chosen with the sock and layers you will actually wear. The too tight boot presses on the foot and limits the isolation area, and the too loose one makes it difficult to step on uneven terrain. When fishing, draughtsmen check squatting, leg lifting and reaching the pocket with the usual undergarment. Take a few minutes, because the wrong size is best seen on the go.

The neoprene fishing overall makes sense where the cold and deeper entry are leading. For shallow stretches, muddy shore or short descent into the water, boots remain easier to put on and take off. Pick the height by the real route, not the deepest place you could theoretically reach. If a long walk is to be made, weight and softness become equivalent to height.

After harvesting, wash the mud with clean water, dry the outside and let the inside ventilate. The removable thermo-sock is dried separately without remaining crushed in the boot. Examine the folding sites and feet before the next draught; traces of damage or retained moisture are more easily visible at home than on the fishing venue.

When choosing boots or overalls, first consider where and how you will hunt, and then use All products for a wider view. In a carp situation Boots and overalls for carp fishing gives a narrower direction while Clothing/Equipment allows you to match the selection with the rest of the equipment for the outing.