Quality waders

[bluefinforme]

JB LLBean has some of the best waders and has a 100% satisfaction guarantee FOREVER!  take a look and good luck!!

yip......I have a pair of felt/boot waders from beans....$100 bucks...lifetime guarantee

[Waubay Fisher]

I've tried a hole bunch of different brands and styles, and for me, I just go with the cheap bass pro shops neoprene stocking foot waders. I can afford to replace them every other season or so...no matter what kind of waders I wear, they get punctured and abused.

Here here on that!

I've bought a few pairs from Scheels over the years, $49.00 cheap neoprenes, and always get two seasons or better, as long as I make sure they are tipped upside down and dry good - or they crack when folded.  Early spring and late fall though I definitely have to 'suit up' probably more than the expensive insulated ones... but mine also always seem to get a puncture or crack sooner or later!  Better for me to go cheapo on the waders .

[Buckski]

cabelas 5 yrs. i duck hunt and fish with them.i bought the ones with the abrasion resistant coating.

Hey I wondered about them they looked nice.
I have the hodgemen camo neoprene and they have worked for 7 years with four of them fishing steelhead on rock and gravel all the time. They held up till I took them deer hunting, couple of holes that have been repaired but they leaked once this year, just fixed um!

Can't beat the price!

[CRANKY]

i have a cheap pair of lacrosse boot foot waders and its going on 7yrs i think. never thought they would last long when i got them. a couple yrs. agoi put duct tape over a spot in one of the boots that because it started getting uncomfortable but thats the only problem so far.

[MikeThePike]

I have a pair of Cabelas waders that are going on I believe 7 years now and the only leaks are from walking thru heavy brush and thornbushes. Other than that I haven't had a problem with them. I just picked up a new pair of stocking foot neophrenes last fall and am giving my old pair to my buddy.

[bigfish1556]

Best luck I've ever had with a pair of waders (utilized for streams all seasons, duck hunting, and swampbusting for those elusive bucks) were cabelas brushbusters (bootfoot). Canvas, I believe. Took them through everything, and although not the prettiest or most comfortable, held up like champs. Don't even know if they still make the same version....still using the old ones.