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Old 02-11-2012, 08:00 AM   #11
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I just ordered the 3000B - 2 -20 packs and a tool to install / remove them. $80 with shipping. I'll have them tomorrow and will update on performance as soon can get them down to the canal for the east tide.

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After one season, here's my review.

These were not so good in a soft rubber application. They don't' fall out but they compress into the soft rubber, such as muck boot bottom waders. They definitely provided enough grip to continue to mess with safely. I never tried them in my the cabbalas ultralights.

In a hard sole, they were great, but I couldn't find any hard sole shoe that worked well for a surf application. I tried them in an old pair of leather, low top, work boots. You couldn't beat the grip and hold but they felt like bricks, once they got wet. May be ok for the ditch if you don't' get them wet...All in all, the ware bars are far superior.

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