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FROGG 2HB121-103-MD Waders Review
Our verdict
The FROGG 2HB121-103-MD waders carry the highest price in this roundup at $159.99, yet their 3.9 star average across 148 reviews is the lowest of the group. That combination makes them a tough sell next to the TIDEWE WD001-BN-11, which costs $49.99 and holds a 4.4 star rating across 13,200 reviews.
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Anglers already set on the FROGG brand who specifically want the 100% nylon build, 3.4 pound weight, and gray colorway of the 2HB121-103-MD, and who are not deterred by its higher $159.99 price tag.
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Skip this if rating and value matter, since the 2HB121-103-MD's 3.9 stars across 148 reviews trails every other wader here, and the TIDEWE WD001-BN-11 offers a 4.4 star average at less than a third of the price.
- Material 100% Nylon
- Weight 3.4 Pounds
- Size Medium
- Color Gray
- Priced 81% above the category median ($88.57 across 60 tracked models)
Our scorecard
3.9/5
overall
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Owner rating3.9/5
3.9 average across 148 owner ratings
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Popularity1.0/5
148 owner reviews, fewer than most models here
The overall score is owner satisfaction weighted by how many reviews back it, so a high rating from few reviews counts for less. The bars below show where this model stands against the other fishing gear and tackle we track in this category on price, popularity and size. Context, not marks against it, and our read of the data, not a lab test.
Overview
A day on the water in gray, all-nylon waders is the pitch behind the FROGG 2HB121-103-MD, a Medium-sized, 3.4 pound wader built as a lighter alternative to neoprene designs. At $159.99, it is priced above every other wader in this comparison, including the neoprene HISEA at $117.99 and the nylon-PVC TIDEWE WD001-BN-11 at $49.99.
Its review record is thinner too. A 3.9 star average across 148 reviews is the lowest rating and the smallest sample size of the waders covered here, trailing the FROGG 2711126-2X's 4.2 stars from 2,100 reviews, the FROGG 2713143's 4.3 stars from 786 reviews, and TIDEWE's 4.4 stars from 13,200 reviews.
Bought last month shows 0+, meaning no recent-purchase badge is attached to this listing, unlike the FROGG 2711126-2X and TIDEWE, both showing active demand at 50+ and 600+ respectively. At 3.4 pounds it is lighter than the FROGG 2713143's 9 pound neoprene build, which may appeal to anglers prioritizing pack weight over insulation, but the price and rating gap compared to the rest of this lineup is hard to ignore.
Pros
- 100% nylon build weighs just 3.4 pounds, lighter than the FROGG 2713143's 9 pound neoprene construction.
- Medium sizing and a gray colorway offer a neutral alternative to the camo patterns on the HISEA and BASSDASH waders.
- Comes from FROGG, a brand also behind the higher-rated 2713143 and 2711126-2X models in this lineup.
- Listed as In Stock and ready to ship at the stated $159.99 price.
- Lighter nylon build may suit anglers who prioritize pack weight over the insulation of neoprene.
Cons
- 3.9 star average across 148 reviews is the lowest rating of any wader in this comparison.
- At $159.99 it is the most expensive wader here, over three times the TIDEWE WD001-BN-11's $49.99.
- 148 reviews is a far smaller sample than TIDEWE's 13,200 or the FROGG 2711126-2X's 2,100.
- Bought last month is listed at 0+, with no recent-purchase badge to confirm current demand.
- Only Medium size and Gray color are listed among the available specs.
Specifications
| Material | 100% Nylon |
|---|---|
| Weight | 3.4 Pounds |
| Size | Medium |
| Color | Gray |
Performance notes
The 2HB121-103-MD's 100% nylon construction and 3.4 pound weight point to a wader built for mobility over insulation. That is considerably lighter than the FROGG 2713143's 9 pound neoprene design, and nylon generally breathes better in warmer conditions than neoprene, though it will not hold heat the way neoprene does in cold water. Medium sizing and a gray finish suggest a general-purpose wader rather than one aimed at concealment, unlike the camo-patterned HISEA and BASSDASH models in this comparison. At $159.99, the price sits well above what nylon-PVC options like the TIDEWE WD001-BN-11 charge at $49.99, so the specs alone do not explain the premium. Buyers comparing weight and material against price may find better value elsewhere in this lineup.
What buyers say
A 3.9 star average is the lowest rating among the waders in this comparison, and the 148 review count is also the smallest sample, well behind TIDEWE's 13,200 and the FROGG 2711126-2X's 2,100. A smaller, lower-scoring review base like this suggests either a newer listing still building a track record or a product that has not resonated as strongly as its FROGG stablemates, the 2713143 and 2711126-2X, both of which rate higher. Bought last month is listed at 0+, so there is no confirmed recent-purchase signal to offset the modest rating. Buyers who weigh both rating and review volume heavily have more favorable data to work with elsewhere in this lineup.
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Frequently asked questions
How does the FROGG 2HB121-103-MD compare on price?
At $159.99, it is the most expensive wader in this comparison, well above the FROGG 2713143's $89.15, the FROGG 2711126-2X's $99.99, and the TIDEWE WD001-BN-11's $49.99. None of the listed specs indicate a feature that clearly justifies the gap.
What is the rating on the FROGG 2HB121-103-MD?
It holds a 3.9 star average across 148 reviews, the lowest rating and smallest review sample among the waders covered in this comparison. The other FROGG and TIDEWE listings all rate between 4.2 and 4.4 stars with considerably larger review counts.
What material and weight does this wader have?
It is made from 100% nylon and weighs 3.4 pounds in a Medium size and gray color. That makes it notably lighter than the FROGG 2713143's 9 pound neoprene build, though nylon typically insulates less than neoprene in cold water.