Korkers OmniTrax Studded Kling-On Sticky Rubber Soles for Men
Designed to fit all Korkers® shoes and wading boots with version 3.0 OmniTrax interchangeable soles, interchangeable OmniTrax® Studded Kling-On Sticky Rubber Soles expand anglers' performance traction options. Features include diamond-pattern studs and sticky rubber that's 15-20% softer than competitors'. More durable than felt, OmniTrax Studded Kling-On Fishing Soles are a high-performance traction option that also help reduce the spread of invasive species. For extra bite in slippery environments, Korkers Studded Kling-On Soles feature 100% tungsten carbide spikes. Color: Black/Orange. Imported. Manufacturer style #: FA-3020.
Tri-zonal sticky rubber for extra durability at heel and toe
Promotes better traction on the trail, dry rock, and river rocks
Closed cell technology
High-friction rubber designed to excel in or out of the water
Carbide tungsten spikes for extra bite in slippery environments
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Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Fishingone from
Best purchase EverNot only did these soles work as described, they performed on very slimy rocks like i was hopping they would. I would highly recommend these studded soles if you need sure footing on slippery rocks or surfaces and want to stay on top of the water!
Date published: 2017-06-19
Rated 2 out of
5 by
Goalpost from
Use ONLY With a Wading StaffThese are good for descending a slope outside of the water, but as far as extreme wading conditions not so much. Maryland does not allow felt so I was looking for a substitute sole that might replace the reliable felt sole. This is NOT that replacement. If you are in truly extreme wading conditions ALWAYS use a wading staff with these soles. Failure to do so will result in you getting very wet. They work OK for average wading surfaces like streams with small stones or sandy bottoms.
Date published: 2016-04-24
Rated 5 out of
5 by
BC1234 from
Woderful!I just got back from fishing 2 weeks on the Kenai River in Soldotna AK for Sockeye run. I felt that I had very secure footing standing on moss covered rocks, even with 5 knot river flow! Much better ( and legal now ) than the old felt soles!
