I want to use these pants for surf fishing. Are they any good?
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I use them for snorkeling. I have severe arthritis and my knees ache if I don't have them on especially when the water is cooler. They work very well.
427480
I would recommend looking for a Gore-Tex glove for the situation you are asking about. They will be truly water proof and more durable.
119040
I used them snorkeling and paddle boarding. I would think they would grip the board just fine and stay on. Been awhile but I think I ordered size 13 and I'm a 12 and they fit well. Good luck
1231026
just enough, not a lot , they are not a neoprene wetsuit for long surf in cold waters, but they work well for normal use at the beach for a swim, good also as has 50% UV filter.
206657
They are.............but since they are neoprene and have sewed seams, they won't last long. Personally, having owned three drysuits and multiple wetsuits, I wouldn't do that.
625434
These pants are NOT good in warm weather ! They are good for wet !!!Not many brands of pants are really waterproof , these are...You need to buy different pants just for hot weather .
1595065
I would recommend them but u have to take into consideration that there NOT THE BEST!! out of 10/- (7.1/2) if its under 30ft there great @65 hard to determine but possible to see I think u should ask for different options n specification for what u really looking 4. With that been said good Luck finding what u want . remember that just my opinion.
350560
They are water proof shell pants. Thin. Kind of a tight fit. Might work layered over sweats or fleece.
1027291
They seem to be keeping the color fine. I have a few pair of the navy ones I've had for a few years and they've done fine. They aren't as good as say the Arc'teryx or Massif pants I have... But they're not $300... For the price point they're at, I haven't found anything as good or better.
719313
ABSOLUTELY! These pants hug your body, your joints, your lower back and keep those areas tight, warm, and breathing all at the same time. I have used these for Tabata Bootcamp classes, beach volleyball, power walking, jogging, and just to feel GREAT!
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I have run a spartan in these pants. I ran in a full plate carrier with a gasmask and these pants with boots. These pants held up just fine and I still wear them today for field geology and other outdoor activities. Just know these pants will weigh you down and limit your mobility, something you do not want to risk during OCRs since it could put you at a greater risk for injury.
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Hi Raymond, I wish I could help you but I haven't used mine yet. I intend to get back to bass fishing sometime, but I'm basically a fly fishermen and I'm having a hard time putting my mind back into spinning gear mode. Yes, they sound good, and I hope someone can offer you a definitive answer soon. Tight lines! Regards, Ron
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These are pretty decent Cordua nylon. What denier I am not sure...I peddled in a lashing rain storm for a brief period and my gear stayed dry...I would believe that the packs are pretty good at repelling water, but if subjected to constant daily rolling down a wet road, rainy conditions your gear will eventually get wet. Easy fix is to purchase a pair of water proof covers that will reject any wet for long periods or long trips where keeping gear dry is essential.
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These pants have full size legs and knee area; they remind me of the old docker style pants; I think they would accommodate knee pads as long as the pads were not extra large; and I guess it also depends on how fat your knees are (haha). Side comment: these pants are designed like professional tactical pants; same as what you see Agents wear. I totally love them; they are very comfortable and the quality is excellent.
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I found mine to be a good fit/comfortable everywhere but the crotch (and no, not making a sexual joke). The pants were kind of baggy/a little large for size, and I've read that for others as well for various sizes- that they tend to run a little large. I thought they were comfortable except for this one aspect, when I sat down being the most uncomfortable down there. FYI: these snow pants are rather cheap- zipper isn't great and the straps/elastic sides stretch easily so these are not something I'd recommend for constant use but maybe a one time/couple time casual outing.
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I like them to fit like a wetsuit which is pretty tight. You should have to "roll" it up off your back when you take it off. Sounds like you have the correct size.
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I've never done it. It think it woukd be a little unconfortable for me. Also if you excersise during the day most likely they are going to be wet at night. However I was thinking on buying the pants and sleeping in them.