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August 8th, 2009, 03:50 AM
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Non-felt wading boots review
On Aug 6, 11:20*am, Ken Fortenberry
wrote: not felt. And I ain't paying over $200 for a pair of Korkers. I use a pair of korkers wading boots with the same interchangeable sole system but with the old fashioned tie your own laces for under $100. http://korkers.com/product.php?recKey=36 I also use these for wet wading, they aren't much for preventing one from sinking in mucky michigan streams as you witnessed but they have worked great during my appalachian trips. http://korkers.com/product.php?recKey=6 
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