(Frogg) Toggs Breathable Waders

[albatross]

Does anyone have any experience with breathable waders from the "Toggs" brand (possibly Frogg Toggs)? My old waders have been leaking and its time to replace them. I've found a good deal on these online from Troutlet.

I've seen the Frogg Toggs rainwear at Gander Mountian and it looks like a nice concept. Its different from most other waterproof breathable fabrics I've encoutered.

Any thoughts?

 

[albatross]

Looks like I'll have to be the guinea pig on this one. I'll write a review in a few weeks.

 

[bigjohn58]

my dad has them and he likes them...they seem really nice

 

[albatross]

Good to hear BigJohn. I have a pair ordered. Should get them this week!

 

[jaybo41]

That's a great price on those! Even if they're not exactly what you're looking for, they'd make a solid backup.

Let everyone know what you think of them once you get them and have been able to use them.

Great find.

 

[albatross]

My Toggs waders arrived yesterday. The fit, finish, and quality seem fine. Maybe I'll baptize them in the Falling Springs Branch this afternoon.

 

[albatross]

Well, I have been on a few outings now with these waders and I like them alot. They are a very comfortable lightweight wader with built-in gravel guards and wading belt. Only time will tell how durable they are, but for $65 its hard to go wrong!

 

[jayL]

Please do update this if you find anything wrong with them.

I'm getting closer to buying a spare pair of waders....

 

[mattd]

We carried the Frogg toggs at the warehouse I was working at. At the time they were pretty new and we did not sell many. I do not remember a single return or complaint on any of their waders. We carried them for a year before I left so that isn't a very long time to say if they are durable or not. The price is right and for a backup pair it may your best choice.

 

[jaybo41]

Great find on those, I've seen them and often wondered about them. Nice info to know. For $65 bucks if they lasted only one year, you could by a new set each year and it wouldn't be that big of a deal. Hopefully you get lots of time on the water and many years out of them. Thanks for the info!