Lacrosse Women's Hai Call Breathable Chest Soft Toe Waterproof 1600G Hunt Boot - Realtree Max-5 - 700090
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Adaptable. It's a key trait in good hunters. They study their prey, their surroundings, the elements, and adapt as needed. Our Hail Call waders were designed with that philosophy in mind. They're insulated and breathable, providing warmth and waterproof protection but without the weight of traditional neoprene waders. Chilly weather report? Layer up, there's plenty of room. Need to cool off? These waders have you covered or uncovered, as it were, since they can easily be lowered to become a chest wader.
- 1600G THINSULATE ULTRA - High-performance insulation that keeps you warm in the snow and rain without weighing you down.
- ACTIVE FIT - With a comfortable, secure fit to keep your foot in place while on the move, boots with Active Fit also go on and come off with ease.
- CONVERTIBLE UPPER -These waders can convert from chest waders to pant waders by rolling the nylon upper down and securing with the belt. Suspenders included.
- ADJUSTABLE OPTIONS - Belt and elastic suspenders are adjustable and feature buckle closures for durability.
- 60G QUILTED INSULATION - Underneath the abrasion resistant and breathable nylon upper is a quilted insulated that delivers lightweight warmth.
- SWAMP-LITE OUTSOLE - Swamp-Lite outsole for superior traction in snow, mud and loose terrain.
- POUCH AND HAND WARMER - Removable front pouch with fleece hand warmer pocket and top loading pocket provide versatile storage.
- SUSPENDERS - Y-back suspenders stay put, comfortably allowing for a wide range of movement
700090
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