Are these for boot foot, or stocking waders?
1466688
Will work with either. Pretty adjustable. In the summer when it's 90+ outside I wear board shorts and my Solomon Water Shoes (similar to running shoes)when waders are too hot.
1466689
Eather one works , but boots work better. I still you dive fins for stocking waders
1466690
I think you can use them for either. I use stocking waders with shoes over them n these fins work awesome. I'm sure you could tighten them down to work with just stockings if you wanted.
1466691
I think they would work either way. My boots fit snuggly and I've use them with lighter weight neoprene boots. So I think they would work fine with wader stocking only.
233855
That depends on how you hunt, because the material is lightweight. Walking through a marsh would be no problem, but up and down, in and out of a blind would damage them. Also, keep in mind that these are not bootfoot waders.
80057
I just use my regular stocking foot waders as the bottom of the fins come up quite a ways to cover the bottom of your foot. The fins have worked very well on the last few trips that I have went on. The adjustment straps are very easy to tighten.
518763
No. They are designed to keep water out below top level of boots. The strap at the top will tighten to keep boots snug, not water tight.
1900680
i would think so. i ordered 1 size bigger to wear with my waders and they still big.
1338768
NOT a waterproof boots,this are for use with neoprine waders ,that is boot that takes water in ,use to submerse and for better traction
916498
I've been using my canvas hip waders for the last 45 years and they are some of the best hip boots on the market. The only way they get wet is coming over the top or by wear and tear. I haver climbed Spruce trees while moose hunting and they are light weight and flexible. The upper canvas is very waterproof. When storing them hang them upright.
626380
I do use booties with my open-strap snorkel fins (a different fin by same manufacturer). My feet tend to blister easily, and I find less irritation when I wear the booties.
1023629
I would think so I know they hold waders for hunting they are pretty sturdy but I have never put ski boots on them
1307220
I would go with a M, but remember you will need wading boots as well.... these are stocking foot, and would likely snag/tear if not accompanied by a boot.
848441
Hello I wear 11.5 I ordered a size 12 they seem to fit well. They are not insulated I use mind to put the dock in and out. So in the spring I wear long pant I don't have any problems. These are very nice waders for the price.
271754
Most, if not all float tubers use fins to propel the tube on the water. The fins I use are designed to go over my wader boots. I guess you could use a paddle. I've seen some attachments on a long shaft with a small propellers that you could attach to a battery operated drill. (Google that) There are float tubes that have small motors too. But with this float tube? Fins work for me.
1387387
No not for boots, these are made for shoes that are heels or flat if the shoe is is boot like made for example having the closure in the back it will not work. There are on the market stretchers made for boots you can use for some mid top sneakers but not boots
12385
These Waders are made in China. They are very light weight but are well made for the price. The sizes run small. In other words order a full size larger than you would usually take. Because they are light they are not warm. I use them to get in and out of a fishing boat while in a few feet of water. They are perfect for that, but probably not for a lot of walking.
1046973
I bought the extra large size to fit over my mens size 11 (Simms) wading boots, which are big anyway. The crampons fit well and are not difficult to put on or take off. I should mention that they don't fall off or come off during use in mud and snow either, and I've encountered both with them on. Hope this helps.
211096
I have only used them with open heal fins but if the close heal ones are generous, they should work.
1500179
Sorry, I have no experience with that particular stocking. It doesn't work well with my 30-40 closed toe stockings.