Neoprene Waders Socks

Waders are waterproof, keeping the wearer dry and warm in cold or water environments. They are often used in fishing, hunting, kayaking, paddle-boarding, or other water activities.

Neoprene is mostly used for chest waders and socks, which benefit from the neoprene fabrics’ flexible, waterproof, and insulating characteristics. Neoprene boots are also needed together with neoprene chest waders to complete a full suit to protect the body from code water and rough rocks.

Waders have several types based on the application scenario, like hip waders, chest waders, boot foot waders, and stocking boot waders. But waterfowl hunting needs more than waders. Also, gravel guards and shoes are needed, depending on the water streams.

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All4 Neoprene F.A.Q.

Is All4 Neoprene a manufacturer?

Yes, All4 Neoprene is a manufacturer, with our factory locates in Dongguan Guangdong China, and having over 14 years experience.

Welcome customers’ visiting anytime.

What's neoprene fabrics' structure?

Neoprene fabric has 3 layers, with the neoprene rubber in the middle and double sides laminated fabrics with water based glue.

Both of the middle neoprene rubber and the double sides’ laminations are optional.

What's All4 Neoprene sheets' size?

For normal neoprene rubber, All4 neoprene fabrics have an uniform size of width 1.3 x length 3.3 meters/pc (or width 51” x length 130”)
For customized high density or hardness neoprene rubber, the uniform size will be a little smaller

What's All4 Neoprene sheets hardness？

0°-3°, 9°-11° Shore C are the normal hardness ranges, and can meet overwhelming applications’ need, also All4 Neoprene has enough stocks;
23°-25°, 30°-35° Shore C are customized hardness ranges, and have MOQ to be customized.

What's the differences between SBR, SCR, and CR?

SBR is pure butadiene styrene rubber, which has good elasticity and anti-wearing features, cheap and widely used on cup sleeves, shoes;
SCR is SBR mixed with chloroprene rubber(CR), which has better elasticity. And the higher percentage CR is mixed, the higher performance the SCR will be, like 30% SCR has better performances than 15%, also the price grows with the CR percentage;
CR is pure chloroprene rubber, which has excellent elasticity, hardness and other performances, and widely used for diving suits, diving cup sleevs..

What's All4 Neoprene's stocks of SBR, SCR, and CR?

All4 Neoprene has SBR, 10% SCR, 15%SCR, 30%SCR, 50%SCR, 80%SCR, 100%CR on stock

What's All4 Neoprene's MOQ?

for standard hardnesses, fabrics colors products, All4 Neoprene does not have a MOQ, and standard neoprene can cover overwhelming needs;
for customized hardnesses of neoprene rubbers, MOQ 1000mm thickness in total;
for customized colors of fabrics’ lamination, MOQ 300pcs of required neoprene fabrics, or there will be dying cost charged;

What's All4 Neoprene's fabrics and colors stocks?

All4 Neoprene has enough stock of commonly used fabrics like nylon, polyester, velcro fabric, velour…and black is the common and most stocks;
For nylon and polyester fabrics, All4 Neoprene has hundreds of colors of stocks, which are all collected in our Color Chart, please contact to get.

What details are needed to get a neoprene quotation?

double sides’ fabrics’ materials, neoprene rubber’s material(or applications), neoprene fabric’s overall thickness(or only the neoprene rubber’s thickness)
for colored neoprene fabrics, All4 Neoprene also needs the colored fabrics’ Pantone Code, or a physical samples

What‘s All4 Neoprene‘s trade term and payment terms?

For bulk orders shipped by sea, FOB Shenzhen/Ningbo, 30% TT deposit, 70% TT after shipping against copies full documents;
For bulk orders shipped by air, FOB Shenzhen/Ningbo, 30% deposit, 70% TT before shipping against packing photos and videos;
Sample shipping by air or by couriers are available, free A4 samples, but freight cost is charged;
Other shipping terms like CFR, CIF, EXW…are available;
Other payments terms like DP, L/C at sight… are available

About Neoprene Waders Socks

Neoprene waders are highly popular for their excellent insulation, flexibility, and durability.

There are primarily 4 types of waders categorized by the hunting environments.

Chest waders cover your entire torso, providing maximum protection from the elements. They are ideal for waterfowl hunting with strong currents. Neoprene is the common material for them, which can keep you warm and dry. However, the disadvantage is that it’s heavy and will decrease mobility. Hence, a proper thickness neoprene wader with a well-designed design is necessary because you’d like to roll off the upper parts to your waist when in the raft. A tight waistband design to keep your legs dry and for safety is also necessary.
Hip waders cover your legs up to the waist and are suitable for wading in shallower water or for activities that don’t require full-body protection. Nylon is mostly used in hip waders because it’s wearable and durable. Most importantly, it’s lightweight and helps with mobility in water, but it’s only ideal for warmer conditions.
Boot foot waders have heavy-duty rubber boots connected to them
Stocking foot waders need attached boots and are often made entirely of neoprene. They offer excellent warmth and flexibility. Because of the similarity with boot foot waders, there are many different opinions on their choosing, and mostly, stocking foot waders are much lighter and comfier than boot foot waders.

How to Choose Waders For Fishing?

When selecting waders, the most important factors to consider are the water temperature and water steam, followed by the terrain and duration.

Below are some suggestions from All4 Neoprene,

When the duck hunting water is warm and only a few inches, only a pair of rubber boots, muck boots, hiking boots, or your old sport boots is needed,
When it comes to a rocky area, a wet wader is needed, and we suggest hip waders with neoprene socks and, of course, your boots. The material of the hip waders is decided by the temperature; a simple nylon hip wader is good in the summer, and neoprene is ideal in the winter. Besides these, you may also need neoprene gravel guards to keep gravel and rocks from getting inside your boot.
When it comes to hunting in deeper waters, a neoprene chest wader is needed. A well-designed chest wader should have a tight waistband and proper thickness.

Need a custom pair of neoprene waders?

We can create a pair tailored to your exact specifications. Simply tell us your desired features, and we’ll make it happen.

Let’s go fishing!

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