Anyone on here have any experience with their waders? Im aware they are cheaper made stuff but looking at them as a back up or my son to use. Can get the insulated/breathable ones and they are on sale for like $170.
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Westnvol89
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I wouldn't buy them based off of what I've read online. I would buy a pair of rogers. Think they have some breathables on sale for $180
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Not the breathable version, but I bought my son a pair of their PVC waders for trout fishing and I have zero complaints. We also bought a set of off brand Fishingsir brand for my wife and older son and we're please with those as well. No complaints about comfort, grip or water intrusion.
Rogers has some Gator Waders youth neoprene for $129.99
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Youth Neoprene Waders
We took our best technology and shrunk it to size to make our Youth Neoprene Waders to let kids of all sizes join in the fun. Buy the Gator Waders Youth Neoprene Waders and other great Gator Waders products at Rogers Sporting Goods!
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I don't have their waders but other things. So far so good.
As others said, Rogers is good. I have two pair of waders. Both have been good.
As others said, Rogers is good. I have two pair of waders. Both have been good.
I bought a 5mm Neoprene boot foot (800 Thinsulate insulated boots) pair last year. Replacement for my old Cabelas battle axes I had for about 10 years. So far they have been ok. More athletically cut than the old ones. I have about a 1/4 mile walk into a couple of duck holes, they are pretty comfortable to walk in. I wish I could have gotten a lighter colored camo pattern but it wasn't a deal breaker.Good enough for the $. I think I caught them on a spring sale for $159. Hope this helped.
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Yep most are made in the same factory.
My Rogers were rebranded Frogg Toggs Grand Refuge.
