Overalls for fishing

Overalls

— overalls designed for use in fishing.

The most common variety of these products is the so-called wading semi-overalls, also colloquially called "waders" ("waiders"). In fact, these are waterproof trousers of increased height — to the chest — held on the body with suspenders. For legs in such trousers, both "built-in" rubber boots and special socks, also made integral with the product itself, can be provided. Socks are usually made from neoprene, a material also used for wetsuits; and as shoes with such waders, you need to wear special wading boots: they get wet, but your feet in socks remain dry. Anyway, the wading semi-overalls allow the fisherman to enter the water up to the waist and even a little deeper without getting wet. At the same time, such overalls are often made of high-quality fabric, which does not let water in, but effectively removes excess heat and moisture to the outside.

The second type of overalls for fishing purposes is the so-called floating products, mainly winter ones. Such clothing is made of waterproof breathable materials, it is worn as a top layer and under normal conditions provides additional protection from wind and bad weather, and when the angler gets into the water, it protects against hypothermia and retains air, making it easier to keep afloat.

Also in this category there is thermal underwear, tailored in the form of overalls — pants plus a sleeveless vest in one product. Such products are more comfortable and pleasant to use than separate sets of pants and sweaters — in particular, there are no gaps between the top and bottom of the overalls.