British-made waders!

I've bought a pair of the DRYCAST (apologies if this review mentions PROCAST - that was a posting mistake) waders this season, and, although I haven't done as much fishing as I would like, I have worn these on the majority of outings so far and found them to be as described on the website.
So far so good - They are loads better than the Baleno waders which were basically a piece of cr*p and didn't last 1 season before leaking like a sieve...past the point where they could be realistically repaired. A poor comparison perhaps - previously I had some Hardy ones which lasted for years before perishing, but these were about half the price I paid about 15 years ago for them

Having said that, these aren't the cheapest waders on the market, but the quality is v.good, they are light, and seem well made.
I haven't put them under stress yet (for example, falling in, falling over...) but I feel confident so far that these may be the business when it comes to waders.

That's the reason I haven't scored them 10 out of 10 for everything because they haven't gone through a complete season yet.

But I like them to the extent that I'm thinking about investing in some fullbody neoprene ones for the rarer occasions when I need them.

I'll update this as the year goes on, and would be interested in anyone else's experience.