Simms’ National Wader Rebate program begins Sept. 1

Posted: 09/01/2010 In Category: Outdoor Manufacturer

Industry News Release Written By: Matt Crawford

BOZEMAN, Montana – Starting Sept. 1, the best fly shops in America will give anglers another reason to buy a pair of award-winning GORE-TEX® waders from Simms Fishing Products – to save money.

Simms’ National Wader Rebate Program begins Sept. 1, giving customers the ability to save $50 on a pair of G4Z, G4 Pro or G3 Guide™ Series waders or $25 on any waders from the Headwaters™ line, including Women’s Headwaters waders.

Taking part in the Wader Rebate Program is simple. Anglers log on to www.simmsfishing.com and download a Wader Rebate voucher. They take the voucher, and any old pair of breathable waders, into a Simms Authorized Dealer taking part in the initiative and save up to $50 at the register. Vouchers will be available until Sept. 30 and purchases must be made by Oct. 31.

“A voucher printed from the Internet and any pair of leaky, even ripped, waders saves you $50 bucks off the best GORE-TEX® waders in fishing,” said Rich Hohne, Marketing Manager for Simms.

All told, nine models of Simms’ made-in-the-USA GORE-TEX® waders are eligible for purchase under the program, and anglers may purchase only one pair per person. Waders traded in will be appropriately recycled.

Under the program, customers of Cabela’s and Bass Pro Shops should visit a participating store for details on how to receive their rebate.

About Simms Fishing Products: Established in 1980, Simms Fishing Products is the recognized leader in guide-quality fishing waders, outerwear, footwear and apparel. Simms GORE-TEX® waders are proudly made in the USA. Their full line of gear is available at specialty and large format retailers nationwide. For more information on Simms, please visit www.simmsfishing.com.

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