Wading boot question

[RKM]

I am presently unemployed (more or less) and do not want to spend a lot on wading boots. Does anyone have any comments on either the Cabelas Guideware Pro Vibram, Caddis Northern Guide Lightweight or Frogg Toggs Anura wading boots? I've tried on the Cabelas boots and they seem fine for what I need, but have found the Caddis and Frogg Toggs for less online. A salesman at Cabelas said that the boot has a lifetime warranty should they fall apart. The other two companies offer 1 year warranties.

 

[skipper3245]

I tried cabelas wading boot one time i forgot my boots and needed a pair for the day. I got the cheapest pair and they kinda sucked, but they are cheap and get the job done

I am presently unemployed (more or less) and do not want to spend a lot on wading boots. Does anyone have any comments on either the Cabelas Guideware Pro Vibram or the Frogg Toggs Anura wading boots? I've tried on the Cabelas boots and they seem fine for what I need, but have found the Frogg Toggs for less online. A salesman at Cabelas said that the boot has a lifetime warranty should they fall apart.

 

[Trout Guy]

I have the Guideware PV boots, they are a decent boot and worth the money. They held up much longer than my GF's korkers (fucking junk shit IMO). Ive had mine for about 3 years and they're starting to fall apart a little and the sole is cracking where its stiched to the leather, but they are still fully functional.

I fish almost EVERY DAY during trout season and weekends in the winter. The have put up with HEAVY abuse and will definatly fit the bill.

 

[pitbull]

give a shout out to David G..he's on the site...he has a whole shop at his house and like 30 pairs of wading boots he does not use..hes a maniac.. i think he finally found the perfect pair for him.its been a long road.