Enjoy a solid, stable base over uncertain fishing surfaces with the Rubber Sole Wading Boots from White River Fly Shop®. Durable 900 denier polyester uppers feature padded collars for improved fit and comfort and reinforced toe caps for extra protection. Extra wide last and midsole provides a stable base and solid ankle support. Modified Goodyear welt construction for great durability and stability. Lightweight, cushioning EVA midsoles. Non-slip rubber outsoles. Lace-up wading boots with brass speed hooks. Imported.
Sure footing and stable support for slippery fishing spots
Durable 900 denier polyester uppers
Padded collars - improved fit and comfort
Reinforced toe caps
Extra wide last and midsole - stable base and ankle support
Modified Goodyear welt construction - durability and stability
Lightweight EVA midsoles
Non-slip rubber outsoles
Wading Boot Studs sold separately and can be found through item search for number 2215713.
Web ID: 14020609115020
Rated 3 out of
5 by
The_Reel_E from
Get what you paid for.New to wading type fishing. Have used these boots for two seasons, front portion of the sole had to be re-glued with gorilla glue to continue fishing. Tread on these also completely worn down, little or no traction left.
Date published: 2018-07-17
Rated 5 out of
5 by
treefarmerdave from
Great buyI biught these boots for myself for warm and cold water wading/fishing. Have had them 2 years and used at least twice a month and have no problems and they barely look used. Good rock grip without screws.
Date published: 2016-10-11
Rated 4 out of
5 by
bjack97 from
Excellent valueI finally replaced my old wading boots and decided to go with these because they are extremely light weight and very well priced. I was skeptical of how such an inexpensive boots would perform and to my surprise unbelievably well. I fish mostly warm water lakes and rivers and found the boots incredibility comfortable. I tried the boots on with my waders before I bought them and felt that I didn't need to go a size up. I have worm them approximately 15 hours so far with no problems. I do wish the boots would have better drainage as it takes a good full day in warm weather to dry out. I would have been nice to have speed lace up for the top lace guides instead of D rings. I do find the laces a bit thin and slightly long but it's not a concern at this point. I will probably add cleats to the boots for extra grip.
Date published: 2016-07-14
Rated 4 out of
5 by
EStrong from
Decent, Inexpensive Wading BootI've had these for about a year now. I needed some waders (bought the White River Fly Shop Classic Stocking-Foot Waders) and wading boots for the local streams and rivers that I fish where wading gives you better access to the better fishing holes. I wasn't looking to go all out with the higher end expensive fly fishing or what I call guide fishing gear (think Simms), but I was looking for something quality made that wouldn't break the bank. These seemed like a pretty good product and they were on sale when I bought them. If you can, try these on in the store with a pair of stocking foot waders on, you'll get a much better idea of how they fit and feel. I normally wear size 11.5 or 12 in shoes, the wading boot size numbers run about the same. I was able to fit comfortably into a size 12 wading boot while wearing the stocking foot waders in the store. So far these have done me well. I added the Frogg Togg screw in studs to these and that has made a huge difference in where I can wade as far as current and traction. They have held up well so far with medium duty. Not sure how they would hold up if I used them multiple times a week or in more rough conditions. My only major gripe is the boot laces are pretty weak. They are already about worn through just from average wear and lacing and unlacing. Would advise keeping a spare pair of laces with you just in case these break while out on a wade. I have some heavy duty boot laces in my wade bag just in case. Otherwise, for light and medium duty wading, I think these do just fine for the price. If you're planning on doing a lot of wading or if you're in rougher conditions these might not be the best and an upgrade to a higher level of boot might serve you better. 4 stars since the laces could be better.
Date published: 2016-05-09
Rated 5 out of
5 by
RussianRiver from
Worked GreatBought these up in Alaska, used on Russian River, Kenai River, and in Resurrection Bay fishing. They worked great! very light weight, and had no issues with grip. Went with the rubber/plastic soles, as felt is illegal in some states. Also, can insert sheet metal screws 1/2" hex head for much cheaper than buying a carbide system. I don't fish that often so was looking for inexpensive setup.
Date published: 2015-09-21
Rated 4 out of
5 by
Mike7 from
Great wading bootsI purchased these at the Sacramento, CA store on the way up to trout fish the Truckee River. Brand new out of the box they were a perfect fit and comfortable. I used in conjunction with White River Waist Waders.
On the slick rocks they held good, not as good as having steel cleats, but when you only get to fish Calif. trout streams once a year, they work.
I would have given these 5 star rating, but that night where the rubber cleats hit on my feet, my feet were sore. This is probably my fault for not wearing socks in conjunction with the waders.
I do fish in the Midwest, and pleased enough with these waders, that I have ordered a felt sole pair.
Thanks for making available.
Date published: 2015-06-05
Rated 1 out of
5 by
FishHead16 from
Frustrated with PurchaseI am only rating this poorly because the cleats do not come with the boots. A friend and I purchased a pair of these boots and was never informed that we had to buy the cleats seperate. Now it's less than a week before our fishing trip and we have no cleats for our wading boots. I cannot find them on the Bass Pro website so I'm not really sure what to do at this point. Will any cleats screw in to these boots? If anyone has any information on cleats for these boots please respnd to this post.
What material are these? Assume they are not waterproof?
Thanks
Asked by: Catcher
Thank you for your inquiry:
This boot is made of Nylon and it is not waterproof. It is made to be worn with waders and the water goes through the material.
Answered by: BPSResource15
Date published: 2018-10-19
are these shoes the type you ware without waders?
Asked by: FDrussell
The White River Fly Shop Rubber Sole Wading Boots for Men - Khaki can be worn without waders. Thank you for your question.
Answered by: BPSResource3
Date published: 2018-06-12
Do I need to get 1 size bigger for 3mm waders?
Asked by: Ufan
Thank you for choosing Bass Pro Shops. We recommend ordering one size up from your normal shoes size when ordering wading boots.
Answered by: BPSProductSpecialist8
Date published: 2018-06-14
Can i use these for lawn care ?
Asked by: Brian 88
Thank you for your inquiry!
The White River Fly Shop Rubber Sole Wading Boots for Men are intended to be used as a boot for wading. However, if you wanted to you could use these for lawn care.
Answered by: BPSResource16
Date published: 2018-05-30
Should I order a 14 if I’m a size 13
Asked by: Joey A
Thank you for your inquiry!
With these wading boots we do recommend to go a size above your normal shoe size. Unfortunately, we do not offer anything larger than a size 13 in these wading boots.
Answered by: BPSResource16
Date published: 2018-05-10
How many sizes do i go up when ordering these wader boots? I wear a size 11 tennis shoe and boots. My waders are a heavy wetsuit material.
Asked by: Storm623
Thank you for choosing Bass Pro Shops. The link below will take you to our Wading Boot Buying Guide.
https://1source.basspro.com/index.php/component/k2/261-fishing-gear/780-wading-boots-buying-guide
Answered by: BPSProductSpecialist8
Date published: 2018-04-10
I wear a 8.5 street shoe, what size boot do I need with stocking foot chest waders
Asked by: Jim Mo
Since these Boots are made in Whole sizes I would order a Size 9.
Answered by: BPSResource6
Date published: 2018-03-22
Do these fit over waders or are the foot sizes shown the actual foot size.
Asked by: Nate101
Thank you for your inquiry. These are listed in actual shoe size, so it is advisable to go up either a half-size or a full size when buying wader boots to fit over your stocking foot waders.
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