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<blockquote data-quote="JayKay" data-source="post: 254250" data-attributes="member: 324">You mean &quot;falls off dock&quot;.- - - Updated - - -I don't hunt, and don't walk far in my waders.&nbsp; Don't have sharp objects in them.&nbsp; It mystifies me, that I can't get three years out of a pair.&nbsp; I've never had &quot;really good ones&quot; though.&nbsp; Never paid the money for Simms.Like FlyCarpin, I have two pairs.&nbsp; Both have small leaks, but nothing unbearable.&nbsp; If I can make it four hours, it's more than enough time for my fishing.I have a pair of the heaviest neoprene, with the warmest boots, that I can afford.&nbsp; My most recent pair were a mid-winter sales pair from Scheels.&nbsp; I think they were $250, but half off, so $125.&nbsp; They're great, but far too hot for May/June in the Missouri, or September.&nbsp; I believe 1200 gram boots, maybe 3.5 mm bodies.If I could only have one pair, it would be stocking-foot breathables.&nbsp; Once you've figured out what to wear under them, you will be amazed at how easy it is to get around in them.&nbsp; No mud sucking boots off your feet, no getting tired because they're hot and heavy.&nbsp; Just better all around.With stocking-foot though, neoprene OR breathables, the boots are worth a little extra coin.&nbsp; The cheapest you can buy, are likely to pull apart.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JayKay, post: 254250, member: 324"] You mean "falls off dock". [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] I don't hunt, and don't walk far in my waders. Don't have sharp objects in them. It mystifies me, that I can't get three years out of a pair. I've never had "really good ones" though. Never paid the money for Simms. Like FlyCarpin, I have two pairs. Both have small leaks, but nothing unbearable. If I can make it four hours, it's more than enough time for my fishing. I have a pair of the heaviest neoprene, with the warmest boots, that I can afford. My most recent pair were a mid-winter sales pair from Scheels. I think they were $250, but half off, so $125. They're great, but far too hot for May/June in the Missouri, or September. I believe 1200 gram boots, maybe 3.5 mm bodies. If I could only have one pair, it would be stocking-foot breathables. Once you've figured out what to wear under them, you will be amazed at how easy it is to get around in them. No mud sucking boots off your feet, no getting tired because they're hot and heavy. Just better all around. With stocking-foot though, neoprene OR breathables, the boots are worth a little extra coin. The cheapest you can buy, are likely to pull apart. [/QUOTE]

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