RedHead® Dogwood Canyon® Rubber Lug Sole Wading Boots for Men
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- Rugged 1200 denier nylon upper
- Hard rubber toe
- rubber foxing tape
- Padded collar
Explore shallow streams and deep pools with confidence. Tough and rugged 1200 denier nylon upper is enhanced with a hard rubber toe, rubber foxing tape, a padded collar, a pull-on strap, and drain holes. Color: Khaki. Imported.
Rated 3.8 out of 5Â by 26
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by RNelson Good value
The boots worked great. They run a little bit big for their size so do not order a larger size that your normal boot size. Very hard to beat for the price.
January 25, 2011
Rated 2 out of 5Â by captjohn Wading Boots for Fat Feet
For lower priced wading boots, these would be fine except for the sizing- the length is ok, but they're so big through middle I'd have to wrap a towel around my foot to get a good fit!
December 21, 2010
Rated 3 out of 5Â by djsutt89 Good Buy
I bought my wading boots and the first trip out and one of the string eyelets came apart. No problem on the exchange. Good boot for the money!
August 11, 2010
Rated 4 out of 5Â by cjkelly Pretty Good Product
These are a great pair of boots for the price. I would advise you to order them a size small though. They run extremely big. Other than that, good product.
June 15, 2010
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I wear an 11,5 W boot. Should I go up to a 12 or down to an 11 with a sock footed wader? 12
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I wear size 10 and ordered 10's and they fit loose, plenty room for sock footed waders.A:Â
Stay at 11.5. They run big and fit great with extra socksDetails:Â
I wear a size 12 in the RedHead Bone-Dry tall boots. What size would I need for these?Answers
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I wear 10 1/2 or 11 EEEE. So I ordered a size 12. They are almost too big. I would order for your size not bigger.A:Â
I ordered a size bigger and these boots were almost to big. I will order my size next time.Answers
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No felt bottoms on the pair I bought. The heel is a bit narrow. PRO- digs in well down a slippery mud embankment and doesn't hold mud like a felt bottom (invasive species, weightiness, etc...) CON- the smaller surface area of the heel gives less ankle support stability on rounded streambed rocks then a wide felt bottom but they tie up OK so...A:Â
No felt bottom. I did not want felt bottom.A:Â
NO, They have rubber lugs, just as they state..!!!Top 1000 Contributor
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Some companies still make them, but beware of where you wear them. Some locations/states have or will be no longer allowing them within their waters. Best to check first.A:Â
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