Simms

Freestone Stockingfoot Wader - Men's

Great waders!

This wader is my first Simms product and it fit great and for the $ is a fantastic product. The river was cold from snow runoff but kept me pretty comfortable for 3-4 hours before taking a break. Highly recommend

If you want to replace =your waders every 2 years, these are for you.

Replaced my 15 year old Cabela's waders with these in April of 2022. I have used them for 9 days total and just went fishing this past weekend to find out both legs leak at the seam to the boot. The seam tape is coming loose. Thought these would be of better quality.

Waders were great. Used them every day on our trip to NZ. Kept me dry other than when I fell in the river twice. Not Simms fault, I Needed cleats on my boots.

Best Wader I have owned

Great fit and smart features

The M’s run a bit athletic or snug fit to the sizing chart

This is my first pair of Simms. For my height the neoprene feet are usually too large even with double socks for cold weather, and the girth is bulky. Took me two tries on the mail ordering, but I am very satisfied in getting a pair to fit without extra bulk.

Freestone waders

Great fitting wader very good quality ???? I like how breathable it is, was fishing in cooler weather but still a lot better than my previous pair of cheap waders! Would definitely recommend!????

awesome waders

they are awesome able to move around easliy. Very comfortable and warm Love the blue

Don't like the new gravel guards

Santa brought me a pair of Freestone Stockingfoot waders this year. They replace a 6 year old Freestone pair that I really liked - they take a beating and fit well. This is my initial, have-not-been-stream tested review. The new pair are the newer, revised version with several changes - some good, some not so good for me. The good: The general fit is good, there is a new internal pocket you don't have to pay for, and a sewn-in nylon loop/strap in the back for hanging and drying. The not so good: The external pocket appears to no longer be waterproof. The very bad (for me- other might not agree): The gravel guard changed and they no longer have a hook to attach the guard to the boot. I'm OK with that part. But to compensate, the guard is now made of a somewhat stretchy, tight fitting neoprene-like material you pull over the boot. And I mean very tight fitting, making it a HUGE struggle to pull the waders off my feet and ankles. Who wants to fight with their waders after a day's fishing? I considered returning but decided to keep them hoping the guards will stretch out a bit. (I'm 5-10, 200, size 9, and ordered a LS).

Time to go fishing!

These are my first pair of waders. I work in an outdoor store and I had to pass up a lot of opportunities to go steelhead fishing because I didn’t have the proper gear. After selling waders for the last year it was clear that I was going with Simms. The Freestone’s fit my budget while being available in my closest size without going up in model tier. I’m 6’ tall, 220 lbs, wear a 38 waist/ 34 inseam pant, and a size 14 shoe. I went with the regular large 12-13’s. The stocking foot could stand to be ever so slightly longer for me due to being a 14 but the bootie does stretch a little bit and ends up fitting well. The inseam allows for high-stepping and low-crouching. The body allows for a mid-weight jacket or a heavy-weight hoodie. I paired them with the G3 Guide Boots in size 14 and the fit is perfect allowing for mid-weight socks. I haven’t worn them in the water yet but if fit is anything to be desired, I have very high hopes for performance in the field. Overall, I’m pretty happy.

Awesome waders from an awesome company

Super comfortable waders. I’ve caught a lot of fish in my Freestones! Simms has THE BEST customer service, too! Seriously great company with exceptional products.