Simms Rock Creek Felt Wading Boots

Description

Whether you are cutting through the mountains or gliding through thick marsh, the Simms Rock Creek Boot, is the solution to stomping out the slip factor. Anglers appreciate high performance, from a such a lightweight boot. The EVA midsole offers stability, while rubber toes and heels give abrasion resistance for lasting comfort and longevity. Letting you be outdoors over a wide range of creeks, for years to come.

To allow proper room for the neoprene stockingfoot, find your regular shoe size in the right-hand columns of the size chart and order the corresponding Simms Boot in the first column. This will typically be one size up from your normal shoe size for men and one size down for women (ie: a women’s USA size 8 would take a men’s boot size 7).

• Lightweight
• Ideal for river conditions that plead for a bigger boot
• Full length retention plate to accept HardBite studs
• Cut and Buff EVA midsole for comfort, durability and stability
• Approximate pair weight (size 10): 43.2 oz

Materials:

• Rubber rand on the toe and heel for abrasion resistance
• StreamTread Platform
• Waterproof synthetic leather and mesh with rubber toe cap

Product Clean & Care: For proper cleaning of your footwear to decreases the likelihood of spreading Aquatic Invasive Species Please follow proper cleaning protocols

• If using in saltwater always clean and rinse to prevent corrosion
• Use a brush to remove dust and dirt. Choose an old vegetable brush or toothbrush. For maximum thoroughness, remove laces prior to cleaning. Use specialized boot cleaner, saddle soap or maybe a mild dishwashing soap with luke-warm water
• Do not use bar soap or detergents

• Do not place wet boots close to a heat source (fireplace, campfire, wood stove, radiator, heater, sunny windowsill) as this can weaken adhesives and cause materials to become brittle or shrink

Dry using natural methods (air dry) and try to keep them out of the sun for long periods of time. Boots dry faster when positioned upside-down. If desired, stuff a sheet or two of newspaper into each boot to absorb moisture. Change the paper each hour