Neoprene sock problems

Bought some Bison Breathables and the sock is nearer a 14 than an 8/9 is it possible to cut the foot down and use these as an over sock [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] or any other solutions welcome already emailed seller and no joy there.

Try turning them over just below the weld where they meet the wader do it with your boots on so you get the right hight and stick with water proof glue  . Not super glue or it will become brittle . Use Bostic  or even tyre glue like you get in a puncture kit .
Don't cut them off or they will leak as neo sponge stretches with use .

you could buy some neoprene socks to go inside the waders which would help a little I guess, oh & some really really thick socks....lol

Hi Dave we are talking of about 2" extra in length b....y uncomfortable to turn under but thank you both for trying.

Thick socks and neoprene socks like i have should give you enough padding to fill them out?
You can get the neoprene socks for about a fiver aswell, so its worth a punt?

You could cut the feet off all together and use them as waterproof in the winter

There is a service on the internet who do wader repairs and also re size the sock
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bit on the pricey side for a cheap pair of waders though ?
Sock size reduction


£35- only done as part of a seamseal, so add £45 for this.

might be an idea to try and find out how this is done and what glue they use?

Was hoping some of our learned friends on here may be able to help with that. Ian.

noelgarside wrote:Was hoping some of our learned friends on here may be able to help with that. Ian.

Only glue I know of is Aquasure Noel, its a Urethane repair adhesive and sealant, a flexible repair adhesive for neoprene and breathable Waders but if it was me I would use it as Dave suggested fold spare over or in and stick down as once cut you might have trouble resealing em  I used it when I split me breathables from ear to ear   they watertight again now takes overnight to bond watertight.

Thanks Ian