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| Can't wait to get these things on the water!! I'll post up a review once I've given them a good workout but from the looks of them, I think they are going to do juuuuuust fine. Korkers Devils Canyon Wading Boots |
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| Can't wait to get these things on the water!! I'll post up a review once I've given them a good workout but from the looks of them, I think they are going to do juuuuuust fine. Korkers Devils Canyon Wading Boots |
Nick, always ready for a review of the good things available to us fly fishers. I own a different model Korkers and have had them a couple of years. Holding up well, but then again, I don't stream fish as much as many others.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Mel! Not my first pair of Korkers either and didn't really "need" another pair but these seem to solve a couple of problems I have with other wading boots - getting in and out of the kayak and long distance walks to and from fishing spots.
DeleteI'm also liking the update to the BOA lace system!
I'm gonna sit down right here and wait for the review.
ReplyDeleteWell there's some pressure to get out!!
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ReplyDeleteI have a pair of Korkers: I will never wade with any other boot after using them last year. I really like the interchangeable soles. You will be pleased with these boots!!
Thanks, Bill!
DeleteThey do look good. Eventually I will need a new pair. My wafing boots are starting to look like Ken's. :(
ReplyDeleteWell hopefully I can get some miles on them before you make a choice!
DeleteHad Korkers for years, I will say that the rubber bottoms with cleats are the only sole i wear. Regardless of the bottom they give me the best traction bar none. Even on the slippery mossy crap on our local streams. I have used the same sole for almost 4 years now and is holding up fantastic.
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