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Testing Patagonia Waders For Leaks

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      • Set up a ladder in a level place outside that you don't mind getting wet.

      • Turn the waders inside out.

      • Clip the waders to the ladder.

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      • Put the hose into the waders.

      • Slide the hose into one leg of the waders.

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      • Turn on the hose and begin to fill the waders.

      • Be sure to pay attention because the large amount of water may tip the ladder. If needed, weigh the back side of the ladder down to prevent it from tipping.

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      • Watch for leaks. When you find a leak, mark it with a permanent marker.

      • Repeat this process for the other leg, marking all the leaks you find.

      • Dump the water out and allow the waders to dry completely before you continue.

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