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Old 09-11-2008, 11:48 PM   #1
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Larry,

I have just about 1 year on my Streamborn boots. They are awesome. At my size I need a sturdy boot and you know how much I abuse my gear. I use the felt and the studded sole and they both are wearing well.

Just be careful to get the current generation as last year theere were some great deals on the prior generation that had problems with the soles popping out. I have had no such problems with my curent generation streamborns.

ditto on the sand factor, not bad at all.

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Larry,

I have just about 1 year on my Streamborn boots. They are awesome. At my size I need a sturdy boot and you know how much I abuse my gear. I use the felt and the studded sole and they both are wearing well.

Just be careful to get the current generation as last year theere were some great deals on the prior generation that had problems with the soles popping out. I have had no such problems with my curent generation streamborns.

ditto on the sand factor, not bad at all.

The studs on the soles seem to be a few short.Like in the middle of the instep.Very important area when you step to that top of the mountain rock.There and in the tip of the shoe.It helps to have something there when stepping up on a rock.I added 5 carbide stud screws. This also helps to keep em on.

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Old 10-01-2008, 01:16 PM   #3
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The studs on the soles seem to be a few short.Like in the middle of the instep.Very important area when you step to that top of the mountain rock.There and in the tip of the shoe.It helps to have something there when stepping up on a rock.I added 5 carbide stud screws. This also helps to keep em on.
Hey NIBs, where'd you get the carbide stud screws

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Old 10-01-2008, 01:18 PM   #4
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Hey NIBs, where'd you get the carbide stud screws

Try bergstrem skegs..A company named wearbars makes a screw headed koker stud.I have not tried yet but it looks good..

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Try bergstrem skegs..A company named wearbars makes a screw headed koker stud.I have not tried yet but it looks good..
Thanks, NIBs - hey, wait a minute, what's up here - everybody got the afternoon off?

I got the next 3 in a row off...let's see...front coming thru tonite....big swell has diminished...

Better go and pick up some more eels, I guess -

HEY-OOOOOOO

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Old 09-15-2008, 10:26 AM   #6
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They just got delivered! They fit great! Can't wait to use them!!!

Almost time to get our fish on!!!
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I've been beating the hell out of my cross currents all season and I love 'em. If they were to disintergrate tomorrow (and they will not), I'd buy another pair tomorrow night.

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