waders, bags to put them in, ie in the car, bags start about £10 and go right up to £80, or the good old deep plastic box, what do you people do, your thoughts please.

a heavy duty refuse sack

I am a plastic box man myself, just dont leave wet kit in them for too long or you will one day open a box to find a lot of expensive mould.

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Get a boot liner from B&Q and throw a couple of old newspapers in the back, these will obsorb moisture in the air and dry out the boot.

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Ikea blue shopping sack. Made from heavy duty woven plastic. Stitched on handles. I use one my self and often use it to stand on whilst taking the waders on and off
Also consider plastic storage boxes
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I can second that except mine is the older yellow model from IKEA.
Its a better colour for late nite dumping of kit into the boot !

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I take them off, put talcum powder on them and stick them in a bass bag.

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Another vote for the Ikea grab bag, something like 40p a shot.
Stunning value, just send someone else in to buy it.
Makes grown men cry.

call yerself a plumber talcum powder you tart i bet you put vasaline on your plunger

I bought the cheapest car I could find in the Central Belt with a full year's tax and MOT just for a fishing car ..... I can toss any amount of wet gear / muddy dogs / fish into it and it dosen't matter a flying fsck if it gets messed up! And I can drive it like I want, without being told to slow down or mind the pothole.

Best 500 quid I ever spent.

So, in answer to the question..... I transport my wet waders in the boot