So im a fairly exp fisherman but have very minimal wading exp. I have tried this on 3 times. What i have noticed. The material isnt breathable as much. I thought it was leaking but it turned out to be perspiration and it was 58 degrees out when i tried them. They did remain waterproof. They arent meant for cold water use. After about 30 min i cold feel the cold water. The boots arent that comfortable after about 2 hours or so your feet will be sore. The boots do have a nice grip to them. Im slightly worried about the buckles they seem a bit on the cheaper side time will tell.

I would say if you want to try Wading these are overall a good bargain based on my initial impressions. Time will tell how they hold up at this point i have only used them 3 times for a total of 5 hours or so.

The first one I ordered had a broken chest buckle. The seller took them back no problem. The second set was in perfect condition. The boots do not come with insoles, so after adding some insoles, the boots were pretty comfortable. The waders were easy to put on/off and comfortable to walk in. I walked around in rocky terrain along the Sag river in Alaska for 10 days and kept dry. The rubber boots had a tread pattern that gripped the muddy wet rocks surprisingly well. The pocket in the front was useful. I was able to keep a phone and a waterproof camera easily accessible. The buckles are easy to use, even with cold wet hands. They are fairly light weight, good for travel. The waders are an excellent value for the price. I would recommend these waders.

The quality of the chest waders is excellent. They fit perfectly and the boot size is true to size.

UPDATE: So, unfortunately these didn't make it two years, of relatively light to moderate use. Tiny pinhole leaks in one leg, really didn't affect much at all, just slightly damp vs wet. But this week, for no apparent reason, a gusher opened up somewhere in the other leg. Luckily it wasn't that cold yesterday, but sitting in the marsh with one foot completely soaked and in about 2 inches of water was less than pleasant. Still, I didn't expect much for the price, so not that upset in the end. I got what I paid for. You could pay 4 to 5 times the cost, but will it last 4 to 5 times as long? Maybe, maybe not. These are ok, but look at them more as semi-disposable than something that will last you years and years.

Waders were sized as described, decently fitted, waterproof throughout, and a great choice. The boots aren't anything special, and they're not insulated - but they don't cost $200 either. They do a solid job for a very decent price. Time will tell but if they last even just a couple seasons, you've come out ahead. You could get something that lasts twice as long but you'll pay four times the cost.

I loved wearing them for a day in the pond as I cleaned up. The boots were big and the mud sucked horribly at the boots. Most of the stress is put at the seam of the fabric and boot because of the looseness of fit. This is their smallest size. I wear a 6 1/2 to size 7 women's. I am going to see if I can get a pair of water shoes inside for a snugger fit. The leaks are minor but I dont know where it's coming into the boot. Not enough for a full boot of water but definitely a leak somewhere in (both) boots around the same time period, which I find weird after a few hours of wear. I am sloshing around in 1-2 foot of mud pulling weeds. I fell in once and the high wasted draw string was perfect for my 5'2", because I did not fill up with mud nor water. Actually after getting back onto my feet, I found myself covered in swampy mud on the outside but wonderfully dry and clean on the inside. I think if the boots were a better fit they would be perfect. They seem like a good 1-2 inches bigger, like a 8-9 women's shoe size. I guess I need to figure out if the soles are coming apart or if the seems attaching the boots have been compromised. I will have to figure it out. Maybe some duct tape will help?
There is a belt that sinches up the waist and it comes with a hanging belt that snaps together to hang it for drying. I love the waders.