Vision Koski Grey Zipped Stockingfoot Waders - Vision

Yes, these are stockingfoot waders, which means they have integrated neoprene socks. You must wear separate wading boots over the stockingfeet for support, protection, and traction.

Rinse the zipper with fresh water after each use. Periodically, use a soft brush to clean the teeth and apply a silicone-based zipper lubricant for smooth operation.

The neoprene feet offer some insulation, and the T4™ fabric provides a good barrier. For very cold weather, layering appropriate thermal undergarments is recommended.

Yes, a gentle machine wash cycle with cool water and mild detergent is acceptable if necessary. Avoid fabric softeners and bleach, and always air dry.

The lower section is made thicker and more durable to better withstand abrasion from rocks, gravel, and other underwater hazards, increasing the waders' lifespan.

Store them in a cool, dry place. Hanging them is the best method to avoid creasing the main zip and fabric over time.

Rinse the zipper thoroughly with fresh water and a soft brush. Apply a silicone-based zipper lubricant. Ensure there is no fabric caught in the zipper teeth.

Inspect seams and the zip area for damage. Check for punctures in the fabric. Small holes can sometimes be repaired with specialized wader repair kits.

Ensure the gravel guards are pulled taut and securely fastened over the top of your wading boots. Check if the elastic or lace mechanism on the guard is worn.

The DWR coating may need refreshing. Consider using a waterproofing treatment designed for technical outdoor gear. Ensure you are not overheating by layering appropriately for the conditions.