I purchased these waiters for a fishing trip in Alaska, they performed very well. As for longevity, I will have to wait and see how long they will last. Considering I paid 3 times the price for a well known brand previously, I think they were worth the cost.

I've never owned waders before and normally I'm skeptic when I have to guess the size of things. You never know how products are made. Sizes vary. I'm an average guy 5' 9" and weigh 155 lbs. I where a size 10 shoe in Asics Kayano and the size 10 waders worked perfectly. My only concern was that there is no support in the boot. When my son and I fished last weekend in Oswego, NY I felt every rock and bump through the rubber sole. Luckily I had an old pair of my running shoes and I took the…

I am a size 10 shoe, 5'8" and 250lb. I wear a size 50 athletic sport coat. Years of weight lifting have left me with much thicker calves and thighs than most men. Surprisingly, these waders fit my legs fine - I really expected that to be the issue since most boots I have to cut the sides to fit. But the upper body portion of this is probably 40-42" around at the chest opening. I was able, with much pulling, stretching, and wiggling, to pull these all the way up but they are extremely snug once…

so far so good had to wade out to get duck above safty belt, didnt leak. seem to be made well for the money. happy so far time will tell.

First off, these are a "less expensive”chest wader. I wasn’t expecting much. These are a one size fits all ordered by foot size. I wear a size 10 shoe and will often get a wide if available. I ordered the size 10. There is plenty of room left front to back and side to side. It’s more like an 11. I will have to wear thick wool socks with these to keep my feet from slipping around. If you are a 9.5-10 shoe a 9 would leave you room to spare with regular thickness socks. I am 5’10” and weigh…