Need new cheap waders...suggestions?

[trouthunting]

Thanks again for all the advice, guys! I ended up just picking up some waders and boots at Bass Pro on my way out last weekend (convenience > educated shopping I guess?). They fit well, keep me dry and are easy to move in. Cheap, too, right about $100 (I'm bad about keeping budgets when it comes to new fishing stuff).

 

[Fishinmagician]

I just bought breathables and i love them can't beleive i didn't buy them before,but my old ones sprung another leak so it was a must or don't fish for a whole day on a weekend trip.So really i didn't have a choice.
tight lines,
Don

 

[Spyder20oz]

hefty bags and duct tape work well with some old tennis shoes with sheet metal screws in them

 

[wildtrout2]

MKern wrote:
Hodgeman is the way to go if you want cheap waders.

That's the way I went. For $ 60 you can't beat them. I look at waders like I do my archery target, something that I'm going to beat up or wear out and have to replace yearly. So I don't see spending a bunch on either as making much sense.