New boots ?

[seadogg]

I also use the cabelas. I have the studded type and I'm going into season 3 now. I use em for wading and wetsuiting. They're durable, light, and the studs have eliminated the need for korkers, even on the most knotted-wrack-covered rocks. Washing them thoroughly after each use is going to extend their life, no question.
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[tysdad115]

Originally Posted by seadogg

I also use the cabelas. I have the studded type and I'm going into season 3 now. I use em for wading and wetsuiting. They're durable, light, and the studs have eliminated the need for korkers, even on the most knotted-wrack-covered rocks. Washing them thoroughly after each use is going to extend their life, no question.
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Thank you, I guess I'll look into them.

[JamesJet]

Andy,

I actually have a pair with felt soles - for <80 bucks (they are all on sale and if you spend a total $99 its $5 shipping) its not a bad deal. There are the lightwieghts and the heavier weight ones, your choice but if if you are swimming with them more go lights, heavier might be better if you only standing there and riding the bike. I went up 1 size as I use them also for steelhead fishing with heavy socks and the room actually is better to keep you feet warm but they arent so big on me that that they are real sloppy in summer. I expoxied in my wearbars (before the new style grip studs were all the rage) and havent had any issues. Again you fish a lot so they may not last as long as the ones I have.

[Slipknot]

Cabelas has many models to choose from, I use the cheap ones and I can put the studs in them. I like felt also but if these last 4-5 years, that is good enough for me at 50-60 bucks it's cheap like me