If your waders don't have built-in gravel guards, consider acquireing a separate pair like these from Simms. They keep sand and small stones from entering the boots and damaging them and the waders. (picture) - Gravel gueards - None of the wading boots I owned fit my bill for a perfect pair of wading boots - Global FlyFisher

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Gravel gueards

If your waders don't have built-in gravel guards, consider acquireing a separate pair like these from Simms. They keep sand and small stones from entering the boots and damaging them and the waders.
Martin Joergensen ©2013 

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