Simms Tributary Rubber Sole Wading Boots product image
Simms Tributary Rubber Sole Wading Boots product image
Simms Tributary Rubber Sole Wading Boots product image
Simms Tributary Rubber Sole Wading Boots product image
Simms Tributary Rubber Sole Wading Boots product image

Simms Tributary Rubber Sole Wading Boots

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FIT & DESIGN:

  • Rugged synthetic leather and mesh with scratch rubber overlays in high abuse areas
  • Bomber, corrosion-resistant lacing hardware
  • Fully-gusseted tongue helps prevent debris from getting inside
  • Full neoprene lining for durability and ease of on and off
  • Simms' proprietary multi-directional lugged rubber outsole
    • Web ID: 23SMSMMSTRBTRYBTRWAD
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    REVIEWS

    3.5

    50%

    Recommended

    6 Reviews

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    Dangerous To Use Without Studs

    These are potentially a great boot. The build quality is great. I used them a couple of days hiking into Bear Trap Canyon and they are quite comfortable offering great support on the trail. The problem comes when you get in the water. Madison River rocks aren’t really slick by my standards. I used a pair of a competitor boots for the 5 days before I got these and had no issues with slipping. The compound that Simms used in the rubber is clearly not acceptable for wading. Unless you plan to use studs, stay well clear of these unfortunately.

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    Poor Durability

    Purchased this boot 2 years ago. I’ve worn them extensively. Falling apart at present.

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    Good Buy

    A good fit and comfortable.The rubber sole is different than a felt sole.It took some getting used to on slippery river rocks but was fine overall.

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    Simple, Solid Boot For A Reasonable Price.

    The boot is fairly lightweight and rugged. Very simple boot without much to it. Fits true to size and is able to lace up securely. Not as stiff as most other wading boots. I like that it has the metal rivets along the eyelights for the laces. These boots appear as if they were made to last. I would recommend this boot to others. It was a tad bulkier than what it appears in the picture, but not excessively so. Fits well with a lot of good support. Easy to walk in for a long day of fishing.

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    Great Product

    Great boot. I wear a size 9 boot and the size 11 wader boot fit me perfectly. They recommended size 10 but was too tight. Very comfortable.

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