Wet Wading

[eelslinger]

I used 5.10 canyoneer boots with aquastealth soles and neoprene socks. I had great luck with them on rock. Sand gets into anything short of boot foot waders. A new canyoneer model is out soon. Aquastealth is amazing on wet and dry rock. It is likely bettter than what the boots you mentioned offer.

I would like to try them with waterproof sealskinz socks but have not done so yet.

[NIB]

Originally Posted by eelslinger

I used 5.10 canyoneer boots with aquastealth soles and neoprene socks. I had great luck with them on rock. Sand gets into anything short of boot foot waders. A new canyoneer model is out soon. Aquastealth is amazing on wet and dry rock. It is likely bettter than what the boots you mentioned offer.

I would like to try them with waterproof sealskinz socks but have not done so yet.

There is nothing in the world that smells more than wet sealskin socks.I think they make em out of the seal's butt..

[wheresmy50]

Cabelas flats boots, mesh shorts, wading jacket. That's how i fished my fist year of striper fishing.

[eelslinger]

Originally Posted by NIB

There is nothing in the world that smells more than wet sealskin socks.I think they make em out of the seal's butt..

Thanks for the warning. I didn't know.

Other than smell do they work as advertised though?

[Chris in Mass]

Originally Posted by eelslinger

I used 5.10 canyoneer boots with aquastealth soles and neoprene socks. I had great luck with them on rock. Sand gets into anything short of boot foot waders. A new canyoneer model is out soon. Aquastealth is amazing on wet and dry rock. It is likely bettter than what the boots you mentioned offer.

I would like to try them with waterproof sealskinz socks but have not done so yet.

Thanks - they look good. But wanted something a little higher with a little more ankle support. That's primarily why I chose these over the RockBoots. As for the sole, I wear/need Korkers for 90% of my spots. For the other 10% I'm thinking the NRS sole should be fine.