Non-felt wading boots review

Sam wrote:
Ken Fortenberry;218693 Wrote:
Alex Bell, a fly fishing guide in Sylva, North Cackcalacky reviews
some new wading boots with the non-felt soles in today's Times.

http://tinyurl.com/mbzska

I guess he likes the Korkers better than the Simms.

Has anybody tried the Chota RockLoc with the rubber soles and
optional cleats ? I love my Chota STL Plus but they're showing
their age and I want to replace them with something that's
not felt. And I ain't paying over $200 for a pair of Korkers.

KORKERS actually has a range of wading boots from $89 to $179 with
unmatched versatility and comfort.
Sam

According to the article the Korkers are $179.99 and if you
want the interchangeable "Kling-On" rubber soles it'll set
you back an additional $34.99. That's too expensive for me.
Although they do look like very nice wading boots.

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Ken Fortenberry

On Fri, 07 Aug 2009 11:25:27 -0500, Ken Fortenberry
wrote:

Sam wrote:
Ken Fortenberry;218693 Wrote:
Alex Bell, a fly fishing guide in Sylva, North Cackcalacky reviews
some new wading boots with the non-felt soles in today's Times.

http://tinyurl.com/mbzska

I guess he likes the Korkers better than the Simms.

Has anybody tried the Chota RockLoc with the rubber soles and
optional cleats ? I love my Chota STL Plus but they're showing
their age and I want to replace them with something that's
not felt. And I ain't paying over $200 for a pair of Korkers.

KORKERS actually has a range of wading boots from $89 to $179 with
unmatched versatility and comfort.
Sam

According to the article the Korkers are $179.99 and if you
want the interchangeable "Kling-On" rubber soles it'll set
you back an additional $34.99. That's too expensive for me.
Although they do look like very nice wading boots.

FWIW, Sierra Trading Post had a bunch of them on closeout for like 40-50USD a
pair. And for the record, I gain nothing from you or anyone else buying from
them.

TC,
R