I’ve been using the S14 Dryft waders for the past 2 years and they’ve really held up well. I just upgraded to the primo zip GD waders and I can’t wait to try them out. Great products and thanks for the review 👍
I have had the DRYFT Adrenaline waders for a couple of years and fish around 300 days a year hiking through some heavy bush and they have held up very well with no issues. I purchased the Primo Zip Guide waders for fall and winter fly fishing as they are a little thicker.
@@mannyonthefly I wish Dryft was an American company. Their main company is in USA and they service here but all their products are made in China. Still a great product with excellent customer service
I have the same waders since 2019 and its still intact and leak free. Very durable!
I’ve been using the S14 Dryft waders for the past 2 years and they’ve really held up well. I just upgraded to the primo zip GD waders and I can’t wait to try them out. Great products and thanks for the review 👍
Yes I also have the Primo Zip waders and absolutely love them for early spring and late fall and winter.
Nice review, I’m considering purchasing some Dryft waders or wading pants.
I just bought some and this was very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Great review keep up the good work!!!
Thanks, will do!
Gives us a review after a couple years with serious hours on them
I have had the DRYFT Adrenaline waders for a couple of years and fish around 300 days a year hiking through some heavy bush and they have held up very well with no issues. I purchased the Primo Zip Guide waders for fall and winter fly fishing as they are a little thicker.
nice review. what size is it and how tall you are?
The size is short large and I am 5'7"
I would say compass is better. It's also cheaper
Are they an American company?
@@mannyonthefly I wish Dryft was an American company. Their main company is in USA and they service here but all their products are made in China. Still a great product with excellent customer service
I has the compass waders and I got about a third of a season out of them before they started taking on water. You get what you pay for in the end