Stansport Stocking Foot Chest Wader

Bought these for my boys to fish the river here in Michigan in May. 51 degree water, so still pretty cold. Paid around 20 bucks for them. Don't want to spend big $$$ for waders for them as they are 11 and 12 and are growing like weeds. We made it through a 2 day weekend, although they both ended up with holes. One was right out of the box, as the seam wasn't sealed at a point about a foot above the bottom. Seam seal did the trick and they worked fine later that day. By day two they both had seams that had holes and one had hit a small twig that had punched a hole in the leg. Additionally his pair began to separate at the crotch.I would consider these disposable waders at this price and be happy you get 1-2 uses out of them. For the price not bad for disposable and much better than buying $200 waders that only would get used a couple of times before the boys grow out of them.My suggestion would be to check all the seams the day before and buying some Seam Seal to repair any spots that didn't seal properly during construction. That will save you the cold and you should get a good use or two out of them...

Trout trip to CO for a week in cabin, these were cheap and delivered on time. But, did not want to spend $100+ for two 11yr olds and a teenager the same size as the wife. For wading upto the knees fishing and a little bit of gold panning these were ideal. Yes, one got torn easily and allowed cold water in. BUt for the price of 1 decent wader that the kids will grow out off I got 3. They may not be reusable next season, since they've been stored in a hot place after the fact. But we'll give them a try. If not I'll be back to buy 3 more. If you get more than a couple of uses outta these = bargain if not well you get what you pay for.

Stand by for an elongated lashing of this product-I used these waders on 5/9/2015 with my father and older brother. The waders were taken out of their packaging ON LOCATION and were in the water no less that 10 minutes after we had arrived.When I walked in the water it took less than a minute to realize there was an issue. My entire right leg was soaked to the upper thigh (left leg was dry). I laughed it off as these were 11 dollars at the time, (I see the price went up 7 dollars... WHERE is the logic in this) No more than five minutes after my initial incident my fathers waders ripped from the crotch down his knee with a hole about 12'' in diameter.The only pair of waders that stayed dry were my brothers because he did not go into the water. I will be sending these back to the manufacturer in attempts to receive a full refund. I will let you future buyers know how their customer appreciation is.If all you read is the bottom of reviews DO NOT BY THIS PRODUCT!

I generally only write reviews if something is really good or really bad. Unfortunately this falls into the really bad category. It does not deserve even 1 star, because it didn't work at all, right out of the box, and after an exchange. I basically bought these because I have a koi pond and I usually end up freezing my tail off when I have to do maintenance in early spring or late fall. Well, I put these on straight from the package, stepped into my pond, and the legs filled up with ice cold water. I thought surely this had to be some kind of one-off defect, so I exchanged them for a new pair. Believe it or not, same exact problem, except this time, when I ran out of the pond because I was freezing, this thing also tore a large hole in the crotch. I wasn't rough with it, and it fit perfectly fine, so it's just a terrible product. Save yourself the trouble and find a different product (which I haven't found yet).

Bought these for my job washing dishes and they worked great the first 2 times I used them but the plastic was so thin that the 3rd time i tried to wear them the feet ripped right out. If your planning on buying these for fishing or anything even remotely long term i would suggest buying a more expensive version because you certainly get what you pay for with this item.

Bought this for a weekend of razor clamming and for a smaller statured woman (5’2”), and made for great amusement and jokes to all of my clamming party. Was so gigantic, poor quality, and when was planning to go out razor clamming the following weekend, was asked, “Are you going to wear that great adult diaper masking as waders again?” It also tore on the seam on day two. So the giant diaper wader proved not to be remotely dry or watertight.

I guess you get what you pay for. Sadly they came with a hole in them (in the seam) :( Got in the pond today and they leaked. They are also very thin, I was worried about even getting in the pond, I felt my knees would rip through them. If not for the hole, I could deal with the thin material, they were pretty cheap, but with the hole I would not buy this product again.

I bought this so I could take my Labradors swimming (in my pool or elsewhere) in cold weather ... without getting soaked with cold water myself! (They don't care if it's below 40 degrees, but I do!) It's really big on me, but easy in, easy out ... and I've learned to walk with the feet flip-flopping. It seems to be sturdy material, but I don't force my shoes into it too hard. No leaks so far. It's not insulated, so I wouldn't want to be walking in waist-high cold water in them. But it serves my purposes well.

Quite large. Too big for a kid. These are big enough to fit an adult male size large. They work good tho.

I used these chest wader for 3 minutes and I had a hole in both legs. That's right BOTH legs. I am not exaggerating. I went to work with a chainsaw in a swamp where wood had to be cleared and I had to leave within 3 minutes.