Korkers

With Korkers you need one size above normal shoe size where-as others two sizes are needed to fit over your waders. The interchangable soles make it where you need only one pair of boots for all the different fishing conditions. Very comfortable to wear throughout a day on the stream standing in cold water. Top quality at a very good price. The only drawback is that Korkers keeps improving their boots which means getting replacement soles may be iffy and expensive.

I needed new wading boots for fishing the rivers of the great Northwest. These Korkers have their interchangeable sole system that makes it easy to go from felt sole to lug sole. The price I paid was rock bottom and the boot is top-quality. These were a great value.

Got these as a gift for my wife. Sierra did not initially list the women's size equivalent, so I looked up a chart online and ordered what I thought would work, Mistake. Contacted Sierra for a return, what a great company, sure, it cost me a few dollars to send them back, but I ordered the wrong size, so it was my problem. The return transaction went smoothly and the replacements showed up in just a few days. Boots fit great, Boa system is fantastic! I have Simms G4 Guide boots that cost a whole lot more and for the money, I'd get these if they have them in your size. What can you say Korkers & Sierra Trading Post . . . . Awesome!

I have seen these boots every time I have been fishing the Rapidan in VA. It is the slickest river I have ever fished, especially in the spring. I had a pair of old combat boots that did absolutely nothing while my fishing partner was jumping from slim covered rock to slime covered rock with these boots on. Finally I saw that they were on sale here at Sierra trading for a good price, and they shipped them right away and got them by the end of the week and in time for my next fishing adventure. The only complaint I have is not with Sierra but with the boot's company which changes "stile" and stops caring the older kind of soles. So you can't find them anywhere except at their site. I bought a pair of rubber cleats and felt cleats and they cost more than the boots and the two soles that came with the boots. But I am happy with them and for the price they can't be beat.

This is a great wading boot. Very comfortable and has enough room for neoprene socks along with stocking foot waders. I use a gravel guard over the laces and have no problems with my float line catching on them. I love the inter changeable soles...very cool design on Korker's part.

The boa system on one of the boots started failing only after a couple uses. Shortly thereafter, the sole started becoming detached. Only about a dozen uses and they're now useless. I will be returning these.

I bought these for my daughter. She loves the lacing method. What a great deal on a good boot. I noticed the guide using them in Colorado.

The first time out using these boots, I slipped on moss covered rocks, fell and injured my knee. The next time, I slipped the same way and dislocated a finger. I ordered some Star Cleats, and put those on. The traction is much better. I think any Vibram sole will have the same problem as this boot. I like the tightening system. It is easy and works well. I would recommend this product if it is combined with some cleats or studs.

mine started falling apart after an hour, stiching giving out, toe guard holds in gravel. They are not really adjustable, being slip ons and not true sandals. Don't waste your money

After only wearing these boots about 10 times, the material has torn and frayed around the heel loop to pull them on. Very poor workmanship and construction.