6'1" 170lbs size 13 shoe what size wader
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5'8", 170 lbs, size 9 shoe & Large size waders was just right. Figure your size from there?
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I wear a size 10 wader boot and I still have room. I think it will work for a size 12. The buckle straps are elastic and will stretch to get around your boot.
32602
Well I have a size 13 foot and Large fits really good. Little snug maybe an XL would be better not sure both injinji I purchased were Large's because that's what the size chart said. So it is probably true to the size chart.
196897
Id say foot size is very important..look at caddis sizing link. http://www.caddiswaders.com/sizing_charts.php
1900681
I ordered mine a size larger then my normal shoe. I wear them with and without waders but I use a heavy pair of socks when not using waders. Good luck.
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Get the monofin pro- it fits feet between size five or six all the way up to a size eleven. Hope this helps!- Mermaid Lady
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Generally you should choose wader size based on shoe size. Exceptions would be if you are unusually tall or wide compared to your shoe size.
599507
Hi John, I wear a size 11 but I bought size 12 because sometimes I wear heavy wool socks when the water is cold. With my neoprene stocking foot waders, they fit just right. I like a little bit of room rather than a tight fit.
60945
I would recommend you order one size larger. That is what I did and it worked great. I think part of the reason is because you need to accommodate the space your waders take up.
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My boyfriends feet are a size 12, he said it should work for a 13. He loves it. Uses it every night almost.
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Depends on how big your ankles and bones are. I'm 185 lbs, size 13 feet, 6'0" and the large size fits me pretty comfortably. It might be big on you. If you're closer to 150 and/or 5'6", try the medium; if you're closer to my size or have big ankles, try the large.
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Size chart is here http://www.caddiswaders.com/sizing_charts.php Unless you have very athletic legs, just go by this. I found that if you have thicker thighs, the waders can be tight there. For instance your sizing chart could point to a medium, but a large or a medium queen might give you more room in the legs for bending and hiking around. Obviously waders are less for fashion than jeans, and come with a wading belt and straps so it's not like they're going to fall down, so if you're on the edge of a size, you might as well go up.
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I actually wear stocking foot fishing waders under these boots. The waders' neoprene foot material is probably about 3mm thick. I ordered the boots one size larger than my shoe size and there is plenty of room. Unless the sock you're thinking of is VERY thin, I would assume that they would not be comfortable unless you ordered the boots a size larger.
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I would still suggest a queen. I am 5'6 and 135 lbs. the feet, as other reviewers noted, are big. Just make sure you get boots to make sure you are comply with the wafer feet. I would definitely get another pair of these waders. They will not though, keep you super-warm like neoprene. If you are early spring fishing in cold water I would look into neoprene waders.
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I bought the "Long Large" because I am 6'3" and I have had problems in the past with things being to short. I would have been fine with the "Long" as these are almost too long. As far as the feet, I wear a 10.5 and there is all kinds of extra room. I would think the size would easily fit a 13.
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I would say large. I'm 6'4" 220 and I ordered the large tall. Size 12 shoe.
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I am 5'11 and weighed about 235 when I ordered mine and have plenty of room in my waders size LS. I would think the large or xl standard would work for you. I think I would order the large if I were you depending on you shoe size. I wear a 10 and the sock is a little long. Great wader!