Simms' lightest ever wading boot is built for long walks or hikes to your favourite fishing spots....Simms' lightest ever wading boot is built for long walks or hikes to your favourite fishing spots. Despite their lightweight and low-profile design these boots provide maximum protection, stability and comfort. The Vibram® Idrogrip rubber outsole offers great all-round grip, keeping you safe and upright in and beside the water. Simms right angled footbed together with the cushioning EVA midsole provides great comfort and shock absorption. Colour: Steel Grey Sizes Available: UK6 - UK13. A fully considered update to one of the most capable, comfortable wading boots in the Simms line, the new Flyweight Boot is a balanced blend of lightweight, travel-ready performance, felt traction, and the kind of no-quit durability that gets it done. Durable and lightweight, TPU-based synthetic woven upper material Molded, rubber toe wrap and abrasion panels protect against wear and tear High cushion dual-density EVA midsole for comfort and stability Drain holes included in the boot so water does not stay trapped The outsole is compatible with Simms Hardbite Cleats and Studs.
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Full details
This guide is for anglers looking for a lightweight yet durable wading boot. The Simms Flyweight Wading Boots offer a balance of comfort, stability, and excellent grip, allowing for long days on the water. However, the specific cleat compatibility and sizing should be considered to ensure the best fit and performance.
All features
Age Group
adult
Colour
Grey
Gender
Unisex
Shoe Size UK
6
Series
Flyweight
Brand
Simms
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Are these boots suitable for saltwater fishing?
Yes, but rinse them thoroughly with fresh water after each use to remove salt and prevent corrosion.
What kind of socks should I wear with these boots?
Wading socks or thick, moisture-wicking socks are recommended to provide comfort, insulation, and a proper fit.
Can I add cleats to these boots?
Yes, the Flyweight boots are compatible with Simms Hardbite Cleats and Studs. However, these are sold separately.
How do I clean my wading boots?
Rinse the boots with fresh water after each use. Use a brush to remove any dirt or debris. Allow the boots to air dry completely.
How long will these boots last?
The lifespan of the boots depends on usage and care. With proper care, they should last for several seasons.
Are these boots waterproof?
The boots are water-resistant and designed to minimize water entry. The combination of wading socks and the boot's design helps to keep feet relatively dry while wading.
Where are these boots made?
Simms products are designed and engineered in the United States. Specific manufacturing locations may vary.
Troubleshooting
Boots feel tight or uncomfortable.
Check the sock thickness. The boots should be snug but not restrictive. Consider a larger size or thinner socks.
Boots are difficult to put on or take off.
Loosen the laces fully. Use a boot horn to help slide your foot in. Ensure socks are correctly positioned.
Poor grip on slippery surfaces.
Check the condition of the outsole. Ensure any cleats or studs are securely fastened. Consider replacing worn cleats or studs.
Boots retain water.
Make sure drain holes are clear. Check for any damage or wear. Ensure socks are not trapping water.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Lightweight design enhances mobility and reduces fatigue.
Durable materials ensure longevity and withstand rugged conditions.
Superior grip provided by the Vibram® Idrogrip outsole enhances safety on slippery surfaces.
Comfortable footbed and midsole for all-day wear.
Effective drainage system to keep feet drier.
Cons
Cleats and studs are sold separately, adding to the overall cost.
Lightweight design may offer less protection compared to heavier wading boots.
Sizing may require careful consideration to ensure a proper fit.
Not ideal for extremely cold conditions without proper insulation.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Sizing: Ensure you select the correct size. Review the Simms size chart and consider wearing the socks you plan to use while wading to get the most accurate fit.
Cleat Installation (if applicable): If you are using cleats or studs, install them before your trip. Follow the manufacturer's instructions to ensure they are securely fastened.
Wearing: Put on your wading socks, then the wading boots. Make sure the boots are snug but not constricting.
Cleaning: After each use, rinse the boots with fresh water to remove any dirt, mud, or debris. Allow them to air dry completely, away from direct sunlight or heat.
Storage: Store the boots in a cool, dry place. Avoid storing them in direct sunlight or extreme temperatures.