30% nylon 70% PVC Imported 【100% Waterproof Chest Waders】Durable 420D 2-ply nylon/PVC construction, welded waterproof boot attachments and taped seams combine to provide reliable waterproof protection and help keep out water and dirt during fishing, hunting and outdoor work 【35% Lighter Design】TIDEWE fishing waders are 35% lighter than traditional rubber waders. The lightweight 2-ply nylon upper with reinforced PVC coating reduces bulk, making them easier to pack, carry, Reduces fatigue even during long-time wading 【User Friendly Design】Adjustable H-back suspenders, quick-release buckles and a top drawcord offer a secure, customizable fit. The flip-out chest pocket keeps essentials close, while the included boot hanger and waterproof phone case make drying, storage and carrying valuables more convenient 【Versatile Outdoor Performance】Adjustable H-back suspenders, quick-release buckles and a top drawcord offer a secure, customizable fit. The flip-out chest pocket keeps essentials close, while the included boot hanger and waterproof phone case make drying, storage and carrying valuables more convenient 【Size & Fit Guidance 】Choose the same size as your normal shoe size. If you have wide feet or plan to wear thick socks, consider choosing one size up for a more comfortable fit

Safe Wading Tips:
Always keep two rules in mind when wading in any body of water: wade with caution, and wade with care. There are obvious and not-so-obvious dangers inherent with wading.

Following these tips will help you experience a safe and enjoyable trip:
*Use a wading staff to feel the bottom before stepping.
*Never wade alone.
*Always wear waders that fit properly.
*Wear a wading belt to create a seal between your body and the wader.
*In rivers and streams, identify potential dangers down current such as waterfalls, log jams, or undertows before entering the water.
*Walk slowly, smoothly, and carefully.
*Wear a personal floatation device.
*Be aware of tides, currents, and water level changes.
*If you fall, don't panic. Don’t fight the current, work with it. Allow the current to drift you downstream as you work your body towards the bank.
*Never continue wading if your waders are full of water.