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FROGG TOGGS Hellbender Waterproof Chest Fishing Waders, Stockingfoot

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Color: Slate/Gray


Size: X-Large


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The Frogg Toggs Hellbender Breathable Stockingfoot Chest Wader features a 4-ply nylon upper. An oversized multi-function chest pocket provides ample storage to keep hands free. Zippered handwarmer/storage pockets provide protection from the elements for the users hands. 4mm neoprene booties provide cold water comfort. Adjustable, quick release buckles provide custom fit.

Department ‏ : ‎ mens


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ July 2, 2023


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ FROGG TOGGS


Best Sellers Rank: #6,810 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors) #225 in Fishing Equipment


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Customer Reviews: 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (2,179)


Color: Slate/Gray


Style: Hellbender Breathable Stockingfoot Fishing Chest Wader


Occasion: Fishing


Collection Name: All


Pattern: Solid


Brand Name: FROGG TOGGS


Global Trade Identification Number: 19


Import Designation: Imported


Age Range Description: Adult


Number of Items: 1


Item Weight: 3.1 pounds


UPC: 647484060719


Manufacturer: FROGG TOGGS


Included Components: Men's Hellbender II Stockingfoot Chest Wader


Item Type Name: Hellbender Breathable Stockingfoot Fishing Chest Wader


Style Number: 271112


Part Number: 2711126-XL


Unit Count: 1 Count


Warranty Description: 1 year manufacturer


Material: Nylon


Product Care Instructions: Hand Wash Only


Fabric Type: 100% Nylon


Apparel Fabric Stretch: Medium Stretch


Apparel Fabric Weight Class: Medium Weight


Fit Type: Regular


Closure Type: Pull-On


Sleeve Length Description: Sleeveless


Fit to Size Sentiment: True to Size


Size: X-Large


Garment Size Country: United States


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  • Great Price And Good Value
Color: Slate/Gray Size: Medium
My starting premise is Rule Number One: All stocking foot waders will eventually leak. Even if it is just a "small" leak (at first) a cold water wader leak is still a problem that is only going to get worse. Much worse. The only question is "When?" At one time in the not-too-distant past replacing the neo booties in a stocking foot wader was relatively straight-forward and cheaper than purchasing a new pair of waders. Not any longer (at least here in the Northwest). So began my hunt for a pair of new waders....and this online review of my new Hellbender waders. Spoiler alert: The waders are very well made and definitely worth the price! I just test-fished my first pair of Hellbenders on a local stream (checking for leaks, natch) and I can honestly report they are a great find--at least for my size. I'm 5-10" and about 155 pounds (size 10 shoes) and the stocking foot booties were the best-ever fit for me. Very comfy, well-designed and the easiest pair of waders I have ever taken off at the end of the test fishing. No struggling to get the booties off my feet, no leaks and no problems; what more can you ask of waders? Bonus points for the waterproof chest and hand-warmer pockets, plus an inside-chest zipper pocket for a cell phone. (Not sure if the zippered, clear plastic inside pocket is completely waterproof but is is well-placed and easily-accessed. It's a perfect location to carry a cell and have it conveniently accessible. ) Before taking a chance on these Hellbenders I seriously thought of purchasing waders costing $300 or more--just for the peace of mind when it came to warranties and repairing/replacing neo booties. I reminded myself of Rule Number One, did some back-of-the-napkin calculating and figured that even if these Hellbenders lasted only one fishing season it was/is cheaper to buy a new pair and replace them each year than it was/is to pay for repair/shipping costs. Some of the online reviews I read noted that the Hellbenders belt/shoulder straps did not have a quick-connect feature. My pair has a unique/different quick-connect feature, so I'm not sure if I have a new, improved model or those reviewers didn't know how to use the different style quick-connect that comes on the Hellbenders. Who knows? For me this product is very reasonably priced, well-made, comfy and has everything I want in a pair of new waders. I am hoping that in two years I can also report that these waders are also the most durable pair I have every purchased! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2024 by Mik M.

  • Got me in the water fishing. Nice!
Color: Slate/Gray Size: Small
Nice fit, if not just a little snug. Lots of pockets and rings for gadgets. Seem pretty durable and well made.
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2026 by RLMiller

  • Awesome for my first waders
Color: Slate/Gray Size: Large
I got these based on borrowing these exact waders for my first outing. They were so much more comfortable than I could've expected. The fit is great for the winter, as I can layer up a lot. (I got them in large, I'm 5'7, 140 lbs, size 8 shoes) I love the front pouch pocket for hand warmers. And they are waterproof, evidenced when I fell in the river more than once in the same day; my phone, tissues and hand warmers all came out bone dry. I have worn them and hiked around, sat on rocks, concrete walls, the ground, you name it. They are well made. I'm sure that eventually these will need to be replaced, but I'm not sure that I wouldn't just buy another pair. If you are looking for a good, well-priced set of waders these are the ones. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2026 by Amazon Customer

  • Good value for the money
Color: Slate/Gray Size: Large
First and foremost, I believe I'm going to like these chest waders. I just received my size Large waders from Amazon today, and so at this point I cannot offer any comments on performance and durability. I will make a comment or two about design. For reference, I'm a 69-year-old, 5'7", 189 pound fly angler. The waders are good looking and have some nifty features, such as a D-ring mounted next to the right shoulder strap latch. This should come in handy for keeping items handy, such as a boga-grip or hemostats. There are some other negative points, that might seem insignificant to some. First, the waders advertise that the knee is reinforced. Well, the area on the leg that's reinforced isn't anatomically correct! A person's knee is higher on the leg than where the reinforced area is, so I think this "feature" will prove to be more of a gimmick than a true benefit. (Note to Frogg Toggs: raise this reinforcement area a few inches!) There is a nifty clear zippered compartment on the inside of the waders, and at first it seems like a good spot to store your phone. But, in order to access the stored item, you have to pull this storage pocket out from inside the waders, and with a phone inside that is no easy feat. In my case, I had to undo the shoulder straps. Once the pocket is flipped to where it's accessible, it is upside down. That means you'll need to be very careful retrieving the contents once you unzip the opening.....stuff could just fall out either into the water or into your waders. (Note to Frogg Toggs: place the zipper on the SIDE of the pocket and you'll solve this problem!) The neoprene bootie for a Large set of waders is supposed to fit shoe sizes 10-12. It happens that I wear a wading boot size 11 -- right in the middle. Yet my feet are snug in the booties. Why does this matter, you ask? Well, the friction of a snug fit will lead to early wear and leakage. Clearly Frogg Toggs should invite me to be on its design committee, or at least on a focus group, as I have been blessed with an abundance of common sense. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2026 by Chief

  • Worst Quality
Color: Slate/Gray Size: X-Large
I've owned several pairs of waders in this price range and these are the worst by far. I'm not sure there's one good thing about them so please be aware.. starting from the bottom, I ordered XL and I wear a size 11.5 in men's. The booties barely fit on my feet but they stretched out and probably caused wear on the seams. Next, the gravel guards are too short and too tight so I can barely get them over the top inch of my boots and they constantly ride up. The seam tape on the inside of the right leg started peeling off after about 4-5 months of use which leaked really bad until I patched it. The wading belt as well as the suspender clips don't buckle like every other pair of waders, instead they use a small plastic tab that comes undone constantly unless the belt and suspenders are worn very tightly. The hand warmer pockets are linked to the top zippered pocket on the outside of the waders so if you wade out past the bottom of any of the zippers they all fill with water which almost broke my phone but I noticed quick enough. Even if these were half the price I could never recommend them to anyone. Get any of the other brands in this price range and you will be much happier. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2025 by Jacob

  • Best budget stocking foot
Color: Slate/Gray Size: Large
Fits great, and keep me plenty warm. Paired with the matching boots they do way better than all in one waders. If one piece fails it's an easy fix with replacing.
Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2026 by Amazon Customer

  • Second pair
Color: Slate/Gray Size: Medium
I bought about 5 pairs of waders in the last 8 years, each would only make it a season and then I spent a little more in these froggs. The first pair made it 2 seasons of salmon and trout fishing and finally got a small leak which I was going to patch but I stored them away damp and through no fault of theirs I decided to just get a new pair and take better care. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2026 by Hunter4528

  • Don't order if you have bigger feet.
Color: Slate/Gray Size: X-Large
I have size 12.5 feet. Had these in large before, used to fit me perfectly so I ordered again and the feet way too small. I order these XL and they are bigger and the stocking feet are still too small. And... They leaked on the 2nd use...
Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2026 by Angry

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