Fishpond South Fork Wader Belt
Fishpond South Fork Wader Belt
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The Fishpond South Fork Wader Belt is the perfect pack for the minimalist. Why just have a belt to secure your waders and support your back? Fishpond thought about what other functions a belt might serve and we created a purposeful spot for your net, attachment slots for a Quikshot rod holder, a floating “rail” where you can strap on packs, water bottle holders, wading staffs, and all sorts of river accessories. The game has changed, and you can expect more.
Noted Features:
- Made from thermoformed foam for comfort around your waist
- Built in net holster holds mostly any size net handle
- Wader belt ‘rail’ allows you to attach other items to the belt keep the belt while keeping net in place
- Slots on rail system for attachment of Quikshot Rod Holder, Thunderhead Water Bottle holder, and more
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