Your input is appreciated

[LopatNympher]

I wore the toe out in my Hodgmen's. Though not leaking profusely, they will in short time. I am in the market for a new pair and found these for a decent price.
http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/te...005&hasJS=true

Please tell me what you think.

[BlackLabel]

I have no experience with them so I can't say if they are good are bad but you should at least look at LL Bean. No one comes close to their warranty. I have the flywieght waders which are a little cheaper but not breathable. I've had no problems with them at all.

http://www.llbean.com/webapp/wcs/sto...4-tn&cat4=1109

[AaronJasper]

Those Cabelas waders look ok. They should do you well.

[VTflyfishing]

Cabelas is a great company that backs all of there gear if you end up getting them and do not like them send them back.

[sholgate]

My wife likes her Cabelas waders. She got a hole in her a** from sitting on a sharp rock, but other than that, she likes them.

[TexasChris]

I'll second Nick on this one.

[alanb_ct]

I have had Cabelas' Dry-Plus waders in the past. The breathable fabric is a Gore-Tex wannabe, but given the scope of Cabelas' resources, it is top-quality. The value is good, but at this price-point or even lower, I might just opt for a pair of Hodgman's from a big box store like SA. I think you can find "Lakestream" models there for about $79. The other option is to look for a lower end pair of Simms (not goretex) and they are easy to find at around $199.

[Rainbow]

I had a pair of Cabelas Dry-Plus through the last 2 seasons and they have been great! - and I'm fairly rough on them.

I'd rec' them to anyone for a wader in the $150 range.

[LopatNympher]

Thanks!

[Walshmiko]

They Will All leak in the end...I got a Pair of Bailey's, Not even a year old and yet My toe wore through already..Next week Im picking up the Gudie Lights and Maybe a New PAir Of Chota's..Cloudviel also Makes some great Gear, But the cost is out of control..