Simms Freestone Wading Boot - Gunmetal - UK 12

Name: Simms Freestone Wading Boot - Gunmetal - UK 12
Brand: Simms
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The Simms Freestone Boot offers superior grip and support. Its synthetic full-grain leather and sc...

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The Simms Freestone Wading Boot, designed for anglers, provides superior grip and support in various wading conditions. Its key benefit is rugged durability and reliable traction. However, it's essential to note that felt outsoles require proper studding for optimal performance. This guide covers setup, care, and troubleshooting to help you make the most of your Freestone Boots.

All features

Age Group	adult
Colour	Grey
Gender	Unisex
Material	Leather
Shoe Size UK	12
Series	Freestone
Model Part Number	13404-042-13
Brand	Simms

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What is the primary material of the boots?

The upper is made of synthetic leather, and the sole is made of felt.

Are studs included with the boots?

No, studs are sold separately. The boots are compatible with Simms Hardbite Felt Studs.

How do I clean the boots?

Rinse the boots with fresh water after each use and allow them to air dry.

Can I use these boots in saltwater?

Yes, but be sure to thoroughly rinse them with fresh water after use in saltwater to remove salt and prevent damage.

What is the purpose of the neoprene lining?

The neoprene lining enhances comfort and makes the boots easier to put on and take off.

What kind of warranty do these boots have?

Simms offers a warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. Contact Simms customer service for details.

How should I store my boots when they are not in use?

Store the boots in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Troubleshooting

Boots feel tight with waders.

Ensure you have the correct boot size to accommodate your wader socks. If necessary, size up.

Boots feel slippery in the water.

Check the felt soles for wear and tear. Consider adding Simms Hardbite Felt Studs for increased traction.

Water leaking into the boots.

Inspect the waders for leaks. Ensure the waders are properly sealed to the boots.

Felt sole wearing quickly.

Avoid dragging the boots on abrasive surfaces and consider using studs to distribute wear.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Durable synthetic leather construction.
Excellent traction with felt outsole (when studded).
Comfortable neoprene lining.
Reinforced toe and heel for added protection.
Dual-density EVA midsole for comfort.

Cons

Felt outsoles can wear down over time.
Felt outsoles require studs for optimal grip in certain conditions.
May not be suitable for extremely rocky terrain without studs.
Felt sole grip can be reduced in muddy conditions.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Sizing: Ensure you select the correct size, accounting for wader socks. Refer to the Simms sizing chart for accurate measurements.
Stud Installation (if applicable): If desired, install Simms Hardbite Felt Studs (sold separately) into the felt outsole for enhanced grip, especially on slippery surfaces. Follow the stud installation instructions provided with the studs.
Wader Compatibility: The boots are compatible with most waders. Ensure the wader feet fit comfortably inside the boots.
Cleaning: After each use, rinse the boots thoroughly with fresh water to remove dirt, sand, and debris. Allow them to air dry completely, away from direct sunlight or heat.
Storage: Store the boots in a cool, dry place when not in use. Avoid storing them in direct sunlight or extreme temperatures.
Inspection: Regularly inspect the boots for wear and tear, paying attention to the seams, outsole, and lining. Repair any damage promptly to extend the life of your boots.