[Mike Sullivan]

Well after reading toby's post the other day it was in the back of my mind then that evening i came across these:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SUNDRIDGE-BRE...997549&cguid=519d424a12c0a0aad54190f1ff7ec8a4

A pair of breathable waders though they have floatation panels in the upper torso as per floatation suits. I have used the sunridge suite before and was very surprised just how much i did float in them.
Could be something to consider if fishing a leary mark. and saves carrying all the other stuff just an idea.

 

[Ivan]

Seems they are discontinued for some reason - great idea though

 

[Toby Harnett]

It does not say what buoyancy they provide. If its the same as floaty jacket & trousers it could be just 50N, the same as a standard buoyancy aid......not enough to flip you over if you fall into the water unconscious. However it would be better than having no additional buoyancy at all

 

[Mike Sullivan]

true mate i have tried all over to find there rating though nothing has really come up, compared to the snowbee vest @ 120 newtons. i have never activated mine thankfully and hop that i never have to then again i should wear it really.
Your impressed with your then Toby mate?

 

[Toby Harnett]

Mike, I posted a few thoughts on it on the other thread that's going at the moment

http://www.thelureforum.com/showthread.php?t=4032&p=84744#post84744

Not ideal but for what I want its better than anything else I've seen. If anyone wants a bit more detail about the jacket I can give it to them

No point in having a lifejacket/buoyancy aid if you aint going to wear it

 

[Bagpuss]

Seems those waders comply with this British standard

http://www.hse.gov.uk/foi/internalops/fod/om/2009/03app8.pdf