Guide approved and river tested, G3 Guide™ Wading Boots for Men come packed with Simms®' innovations for serious fly fishermen. Engineered for stability and durability, these performance wading boots utilize waterproof nubuck leather and high abrasion textile panels for a rugged and protective upper. The G3 Guide's top-to-toe lacing system gives anglers a precision adjustment and fit, while the molded external TPU heel counters and heel clips provide maximized ankle support. Under the feet, dual density midsoles offer superior shock absorption. ESS plates in the midsole improve cleat retention, as well as providing maximized rigidity over uneven riverbeds and lake beds and improving your feel of the bed under your feet. Specially designed Vibram® Idrogrip rubber outsoles deliver an improved grip over slippery terrains and surfaces. Large scratch rubber rand for enhanced durability and protection. Average Weight Per Pair: 62.4 oz. Imported.
Manufacturer style #: 12023.
Latest version of Simms' signature, time-tested Guide wading boot
Engineered for stability and durability
Waterproof nubuck leather and textile uppers
Top-to-toe lacing system - precision adjustment and fit
Molded external TPU heel counters and heel clips - maximized ankle support
Large scratch rubber rand for enhanced durability and protection
Dual density midsoles
ESS plate in midsole - superior cleat retention and enhanced proprioception
Specially designed Vibram Idrogrip rubber outsoles
Web ID: 100050297
Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Brojak from
Great grip with the rockbiter cleats.!I bought these before I spent 5 days and nights out in the rocky mountains camping and fishing. I added the rockbiter cleats. Those 5 days on foot we hiked and bushwacked and crossed and walked river to get to our basecamp. My feet were comfortable the whole time. the vents that let out he water really worked and kept my feet from feeling heavy. I believe these also saved me from a potential serious injury when I slipped down a big bolder into a deep crevice in the river. The cleats really dug into the rock and slowed my eventual fall on that round slippery boulder. They scrapped all the way down the side. Although, the price when coupling the boots and the cleats is very expensive, I am so glad I bought them and I after my camp/fish trip I used them all season long on other rivers and I never lost 1 cleat.
My boot size is a 11.5 , should I go with a 11 or 12? And are the ment to be worn with waders, hence the EEE sizes
Asked by: Bum1
Thank you for your question. One should always go up to the next size if there are no half-sizes available. In addition, yes, these boots are designed to be worn over stocking-foot waders.
