FROGG TOGGSMen's Rana Elite Fishing Wading Boots in Felt or Lugged

Once they are broken in well you have the lightet wading boot for hiking and wading distances. Thats number one for me mobility for less fatigue you blisters you get with heavier boots. Also the no frills dernier holds up well and this boot dries faster then any other boots I have. The only con with these boots are you dont have much ankle support and insulation for river fishing in winter and snow. But I have a 4 other pairs of boot from LL BEAN, Redington, and Frogg Toggs to use for winter or for more nasty heavy rock wade outings if I want. For long outings for distance I just use Ranas warm months.

They fit true to size and look good. Have yet to use them on the stream. Some we’ll see how they hold up.

I just used these for the first time memorial day weekend. they are very nice boots for the money. I love the sole, more like a regular boot than a wading boot. I bought a size 10 and they fit perfectly. I wear a 9.5 in tennis shoes so i would say order your regular as close to your regular size as you can. if you wear a half size in shoes go up to the next biggest size and they will fit perfectly over your waders. easy to get on and off and they have good quality laces.

For the money, the boots fits well per size, is comfortable, and seems to be holding up (5 trips) ... More time will tell !!!!!!

Very light and comfortable

I got my shoe size in these and they were pretty spacious even with a thick wader sock. However I’ve already done 3 fishing trips with hiking involved and they have held up well. The show feels very light but also a little flimsy for those rocky areas. I got the brand’s boot screws but found they poked through the footbed and poked me badly when the sole flexed, so I took them mostly out except for the heel and front edges and it seems to have helped. If you don’t wanna blow a lot of money on boots or are just getting started I think these are solid for the price.

They came in fitting slightly large (I wear a 10.5 so I got the 11), but nothing too bad. They are very simple on the inside with not much for cushion, but for the cost it was what I was expecting. One thing I did immediately notice though was that they were very light for a wading boot which makes the walks to and from the water much less of a work out. The grip on the lug sole isn't bad, but nothing that is going to save you from a slippery rock. However, I haven't fallen in them yet after 15 or so trips in them so I really can't complain about the grip. My biggest issue with them is the rather large drainage holes on the side which do a great job of draining water, but also let in some decent size gravel which will do some damage to neoprene booties. In the end I ended up getting a pair of nicer name brand after about 3 or so months of use, and will probably keep them around as a back up pair, but its a good case of you get what you pay for.

Had to get new boots without felt so I could be compliant with Missouri regulations. Not as much traction as felt soles but damn fine boot. A little slippery on small rock beds in my favorite Arizona stream beds.

Soy talla de zapato 27 o 28 dependiendo el fabricante. Compre estas talla 28 y junto al vadeador me quedaron muy bien.Estas botas son más amplias de los común pues están diseñadas para usarse con vadeador (wader)

I like them, they’re perfect for me, very light yet strong.

On sale good boots light on feet. If get 2 years out of salt water boots doing good 👍

it's a great wader boots , but I just used it a day . it was lighter than my old on Remington wading boots and match up my waders too ., so in my opinion this is good enough

Been a Frogg Toggs since day 1..20 years ago?maybe?These are very light which I like.Bottoms seem sturdy.We shall see.If they make it thru the next 4 months my stars stick