Warranty, Service & Maintenance Plan

Damage not covered under warranty

Price Estimates for Repair

• Tears/Patches/Pinholes // $30 - $70
  • Depending on Severity
• Boot Replacement due to wear // $100 - $200
• Suspender Replacement due to wear // $40
• End of Season Service // $125
  • Complete inspection
  • Pressure Test
    • Pinhole leak identification
    • Boot leak identification
    • Seam failures
    • Includes up to 4 pinhole patches

How to Wash

Step 1

• Remove excess dirt & debris.

Step 2

• Fill your bathtub with warm or cold water. If your waders are soiled, we recommend using warm water.
• Add a liquid detergent such as 'Revivex Wetsuite/Dry suite Shampoo' from Gear Aid or 'Performance Wash' from Grangers.

Step 3

• Scrub with a soft bristle brush inside and outside of waders. Easiest to lay the waders flat in the bathtub.

Step 4

• Rinse off waders and hang upside down.

Step 5

• While the waders are still damp, apply a spray on Durable Water Repellent treatment.
• For best results, dry with a blow dryer on a medium setting waving about 6 to 8 inches above garment.
  • NOTE: You can damage waders if you isolate high heat on one spot.
• We recommend either 'Revivex Water Repellent' from Gear Aid or 'Performance Repel' from Grangers.

Step 6

• Dry waders completely by hanging upside down from the boots. Do not store damp or wet, this will result in mildew and fabric detorioration.

FAQ's

How do I MAINTAIN MY Delta WADER ZipperS?

• Place a little dab of zipper lube on both sides near the closing end of the zipper.
• Open and close a few times in order to fully distribute zipper lube along the teeth.
• A little dab will be more than enough. Be sure to wipe off excess or else it will collect dirt.
• Continue to lubricate when the zipper gets stiff or before placing in storage.
• Store with the zipper closed in order to reduce strain.

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF REGULARLY WASHING MY WADERS?

• Regular washing your waders will greatly increase breathability, performance, longevity, and basic hygiene.
• Self-evaluation of your gear will save you time and money, while helping you become more familiar with your products.
• Those who tend to their products generally experience longer life out of their gear.

When to hand wash or hose off?

• Wash on an as needed basis. Neglecting to wash is not a warrantable product issue.
• As needed is defined by use in clay or muddy environments which require the product to be washed more often. Even a quick rinse will greatly increase the life of your wader.

WHAT IF I AM HUNTING IN SALT WATER?

• If hunting in salt water, we strongly recommend rinsing waders after every use.