FROGG TOGGS Men's Amphib 3.5mm Neoprene Bootfoot Chest Wader

I bought these for my husband so he could go in the lake and clean the point which is part of the irrigation system we have which uses lake water. The point gets dirty in the lake. The waders are just new but my husband said that they were comfortable and there were no leaks. The Amazon delivery person brought them to us in person ( we were out on the lawn ). He was wondering what we were going to use them for. It was the first time we got to chat with an Amazon delivery person. So that was nice too.

These seem ok for how much they cost. Neoprene is smooth like muck boots neoprene. No shell pouch just a hand warmer pocket. I dont use the d rings but like everyone says its a poor design with the Velcro suspenders because they secure inside the waders at exactly the same place as the d rings which are on the outside so any weight on the d rings pulls down and away from the Velcro and unlatches it, which I dont strap a shell bag or anything to my d rings but since there is no shell pouch it limits you to wear and how you can carry shells. You could slip a few in the hand warmer pocket but there is a large enough drain hole for shells to fall out if you arent careful. Also they are pretty snug on my body and I'm 6'0" 320lbs usually wear a 3xl shirt and 42 waist pants, theres plenty of leg room for someone with up to 36 length pants i would say, and if your a 2xl 36-38 waist person these i would say are probably pretty comfortable. I also wear a size 14d boot and 15 shoes normally so I bought the size 14 waders abd they are almost too short I have to wear extremely thin socks in them to be comfortable walking which i live in Texas so cold feet really isnt much of an issue but if you live somewhere where thick socks are a must I wouldn't buy these if you are over a size 13. For the price point i think they will do ok I bought them for duck hunting and if they last through the season I will be happy, but from looking at them in person I dont expect them to make it. I hunt a lot of walk in holes and have to go through lots of brush and the material seems like it will tear easily. Also if you plan on wearing these for hog hunting or anything similar you will want to air them out for a few days at first they have a heavy rubber smell out of the box.

I work outside with water doing sanitation these keep me warm and dry highly recommend

Very comfortable, and ease of movement

He loves his waders, thank u.

I purchased these frogs Togg waders last hunting season. So I am about a season and a half into using them. I Purchased the in size 12. I am 6'2 240. I will start with from the bottom up. The boots are great. They are well insulated, they have have nice traction. I have absolutely no complains with the boots. The knee of the waders are reinforced with to layers of neoprene. As a tall guy I have found that the legs are actually a little long. Not a problem as they cover everything that they need to cover but the perpetually make me feel as in my pants are sagging. The waders have a nice pocket to put your hands in and also have small packet in the inside to keep the things that you would like to keep dry, dry. That is if you don't get in the water over your waders. Which can happen from time to time. It has a nice set d rings to hang a shell holder on. The wader also fit up to the arm pits. Like I said everything that needs to be covered is covered. The reason why I gave this product a 2 is because the shoulder straps are awful. FrogG Toggs opted to use velcro instead of a buckle system to hold these things up. I have found that it is impossible to hang a shell holder on the d loops because it will undo the shoulder straps. You can't even fill the shell holder half way up. It is impossible to put your hands in the chest pocket because it will undo the shoulder straps. It is impossible to sit down or to stand up because it undo the shoulder straps. It is impossible to move period because it will undo the shoulder straps. After this season, if I have the patients to wait that long, I am going have a local seemstress sew a set of hard buckles on these things. I honestly like everything about these except the should straps. However the shoulder straps are one of the most important parts of your waders. If the shoulders don't stay up you may as well have a pair of hip boots!

I only have these a 3 star on comfort because they fit tight around the stomach and chest the boots are a good fit they are made long ,I do have a heavy torso so a thinner person would be fine

The stitching is not like the older style frogg toggs that are double stitched, these are single and if a thread gets out, it will completely unravel when pulled, knee pads especially. A can of neoprene cement spread on these stitching's as soon as you buy them will dramatically increase the life of these waders. They fit large, i wear an 11 shoe, these boots in size 11 have room for 3-4 large thick wool socks. I'm 5-11 and these waders have extra fabric in the legs but the upper fits nice. A bummer frogg toggs took a step back with the stitching, hopefully they will change this.

Wrong size