What's your view on them? They have some interesting colors and patterns, but multi people on the BPS website said the paint came off, leaving them with a white frog.

Most frogs have a white belly. The belly is the only part of the frog a fish will see. I don't see a problem unless it really bothers you that the hidden part of your frog doesn't have a cool design. 

I don't get too caught up in colors on my frogs. I like my white, black, and brown Booyahs, regular and popping frogs (and soon some of the Toad Runners), and I'm good. 

I try and match the color of the frogs I use to the real frogs that live around the lake.

I bought a few of these because they were about half the price of the Spro ones and they seem to work OK.  Lately I haven't caught bass on ANY frogs though...can't even get a fish to strike one.

7 hours ago, gimruis said:

I bought a few of these because they were about half the price of the Spro ones and they seem to work OK.  Lately I haven't caught bass on ANY frogs though...can't even get a fish to strike one.

I hear ya. I haven't been able to catch bass on frogs, other than in ponds with glassy banks. Nothing at lakes, though.

Caught my PB on a black Kermi. That's the only color I use now, that or bk/bl. I think for me is that the bass sees the silhouette and I think black or bk/bl will do that the best. Then again anything solid can block the light and create a silhouette. It just keeps it simple for me color wise. I do have some other colors but Black or Bk/Bl is my go to. The only sort of downside is they do take on water more frequently than let say a Booyahs, but that's no biggie just squeeze a little more often.