Wader Retention System and Methodology of Use

A wader comprising of:

• (A) at least one leg covering section that can at least partially encapsulate a leg of an operator;
• (B) at least one boot covering section that can encapsulate a foot of the operator, the two sections being continuously connected and sharing a common interior wall further denoting a hollow interior which receives the operator's leg and foot as it passes through a leg aperture that is continuously connected to the hollow interior;
• (C) a front leg securing portion that attaches to the interior wall;
• (D) a back leg securing portion that comprises a belt, the belt having two ends, a first end permanently connected to the first leg securing portion while a second end adjustably and reversibly connects to the front leg securing portion to allow the two portions to form a leg channel through which the leg and foot may be reversibly pass though;
• wherein the placement of the belt upon the front leg securing portion adjusts a circumference of the leg channel to allow the front leg securing portion and a back leg securing portion to reversibly and securely envelope a portion of the leg as placed within the leg channel so as to retain the wader upon the operator.

Methodology of retaining a leg within a wader comprising of the following steps but not necessarily in the order shown:

• (A) providing a wader with a wader retention system, the system comprising of at least one front leg securing portion and at least one back leg securing portion that together form a leg channel with an adjustable circumference, the front leg securing portion attaches to an interior wall of the wader, the back leg securing portion comprises a loop, a belt, and a securing mechanism, the loop attaches to an edge of the front leg portion, the belt has two ends, a first end permanently attaches to an edge of the front leg securing portion that is different from the edge to which the loop is attached, and second end passes through the loop;
• (B) inserting a foot and leg of an operator into the wader to pass through the leg channel;
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• (C) positioning the second end relative to the front leg securing portion causing the front and back leg securing portions to snugly contact the leg to hold it within the wader.