browninga5m

I also had some Drakes and they didnt come up far enough on the sides. My favorite pair was some DU Mad Dog Gears. I had them for several years only had 1 hole that was my fault and easily fixed with aquaseal. They kept shrinking every year tho and by the end I had to grease up to just get in them Now I have the 1600 Cabelas. Had them 1 year but I think I noticed a leak today while out..

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BeakBuster

Cabelas 1600 gram supermags. On my 6th or 7th year with them. They seap just a little. So I rotate them with my new pair. Best boot for the $$$.

forestryguy

I've had the Cabela's 1600's for 5 years now. I sliced the boot open this year and shoe glued them back together. I like them a lot, they cut down on the layers in the late season. I also bout a pair of Cabela's Brush Busters this year. I have to say so far they are pretty tough. I climbed over a barbed wire fence with them and ran a barb over one of the legs. They did not snag at all and look to be just fine. I wish they would make them in stout though, the regulars are a bit slim in the chest.

I always coat new waders with aqua seal or thinned out silicone when I get them home.

IAsnow goose

I would get Cabela's just because of their warranty.


I bought a pair of Super Mags from them, wore them 3 times and decided I needed a smaller size and they were glad to exchange them.


My Lacrosse Brush-Tuff leaked after a season. The whole crotch is covered in Aqua-Seal and they still leak.

shane oldenburger

Cabelas super mag

primal

RedHead Bone-Dry Extreme Wader. Had them for years in all kinds of conditions and setting,Ive never been wet

hanglow5

I wear a light breathable pair with 600 thinsulate. If it is extremely cold I will layer. I really like to be mobile and the heavy neoprene just wasn't for me and yes they have the buckle straps.

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hotrod77

i have to agree my 1600s I have had them for 7 years and I am going to get a new pair this next season. I have had great luck with them.

DUJmontchal

I do the same thing. Had mine for 2 years with no issues. Most of my cold weather hunts I do in my layout blind w/out waders.

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CamoHunter870

I've got a pair of Cabela's SuperMag 1600's and Cabela's First Flight breathable's that I wear depending on how cold it gets.

Both of them are great waders and have no complaints on either set.

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Dukkilr

I'm going to recant my sugestion on the cabelas 1600 supper mags! My first pair lasted like 5 years and still are holding up pretty good with a little seeping on a couple seams. I ordered a new pair for this year and after a month of use one of the boots were falling apart and all of the seams leaked! A buddy has a pair from last year and both of his boots are falling apart. Seems like they have cheapened them up now I have to look for a new pair for next year.