Sierran Reinforced Nylon Breathable Stockingfoot Wader

Just purchased these waders, and they appear very well made and rugged. I certainly hope they're not discontinued (it almost seems that way when I read the Frogg Toggs lineup, ever since the introduction of the Hellbenders anyway) because I want to recommend them to numerous friends. They're built so much better than the economy waders I've been using (which after a season or so developed leaks I couldn't find, and no amount of shoe goo would keep me from having a legful of water and two soggy socks, every trip). I try to be easy on gear and I fully expect to use these fine Sierran waders for many, many years. I have yet to get them into the water but if they leak there's a full-year warranty. They're REALLY well made. I'm just under 6'1" and about 188 pounds, and the "LARGE" are perfect for me. (Other afffordable waders need XL for me but these are pretty true to size--they still have room for a fleece jacket and other warm clothing, too.)

First pair of breathable waders, was hesitate buying these as I hadn't heard of Frogg Togg. Ive had other brand name waders but Im extremely satisfied with these, very durable. I had to hike through some rugged territory to get to a favourite location, figured i done them in on day one. But with scrub brush and sliding down the side of a bank on my butt they never even had a pin hole. If these wear out id buy another pair no questions. Im 6'4" 225lb and I bought 11 boot XL and lots of room.