Simms Freestone Stockingfoot Waders - Smoke

Rinse with fresh water after each use. Use mild soap and water for more thorough cleaning. Avoid harsh chemicals.

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Locate the leak and repair it using a wader repair kit. Apply seam sealant to seams that are leaking.

Yes, but be sure to rinse them thoroughly with fresh water after each use to remove salt and prevent damage.

Refer to the Simms sizing chart and consider the layering you'll be using.

Use wading boots designed to be compatible with stockingfoot waders. Ensure a comfortable fit.

Warranty information can be found on Simms' website or the product packaging.

Inspect for punctures or tears and repair using a wader repair kit. Check seams for leaks and apply seam sealant if necessary.

Ensure proper layering with appropriate base and mid-layers for warmth. Check for leaks.

Ensure the waders are the correct size and not too tight. Adjust suspenders for a comfortable fit.

Ensure gravel guards are properly fitted and secure. Check for any damage or wear and tear to gravel guards and waders.

Use wader socks or liners to ease the process. Ensure the waders are not too tight, which can make them difficult to remove.