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Boot up for the river.

Made for river trips and slot-canyon forays, the Chaco Tedinho Pro Water Boot blends Chaco's legendary functionality and grip with the added protection of high-top construction.
  • Durable, quick-dry polyester canvas upper provides protection from river rocks and debris
  • Ninja toe design provides a separate compartment for your big toe, providing a better ground feel
  • Gusseted tongue provides ankle seal
  • LuvSeat X03 platform provides lasting arch support, lateral stability, and a light, comfortable feel
  • Vibram Bulloo Pro split-toe outsole provides exceptional grip over wet, slippery surfaces

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How does this outsole compare to the Bulloo?...

Davi

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How does this outsole compare to the Bulloo? I'm trying to decide which outsole to get, but the marking is a concern. I'm going to be working off of a boat, landing on beaches(usually rocky and slippery), then making hikes through wet rainforests. How much better grip does the Pro outsole provide on slippery surfaces than the bulloo?

5 5

sixty7gt500

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

I recently purchased these boots, so my review is based on minimal experience. That being said, these are the best water shoes I've ever work. I recently did some river hopping up Road Prong in Cherokee, NC. Unlike most Chacos I've experienced in water/slippery rocks, these did NOT slip. Where I would be sure to fall with any other shoe, these boots gripped. I was not hesitant to make any maneuver. They also allow nothing but water in them, no sand/dirt. They drain fast. The high tops gave me ankle suppport. After playing in the water, I did a 2 mile hike up to Chimney Tops. Its a very steep hike. The shoes performed great as hiking shoes. The Chimney Tops itself is a giant, steep rockface to climb up. The shoes again, did not slip. Highly recommended shoe. Lets just hope they are durable and have a high life expectancy. So far, very minimal wear.

Cons: They smell bad, as all Chaco's tend to as soon as they get wet.

sixty7gt500

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the only con i can find this far is that they dont stay tied very well. I have to double knot them if i want them to stay on

5 5

mar5336140

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Took this pair of shoes to Boundary Waters for a week. Up there, don't count on dry feet if you want to wear shoes. These shoes were stable and could handle the tough portages, did not get weighted down with extra water and were very comfortable. Take them off at night, remove the insole and they are dry in just a couple of hours. Did not get a lot of sand in through the weep holes, so there wasn't much to clean. I wore a pair of smartwool socks to prevent blisters, but only 1 pair, no liners.

I would say that these are way better than the jungle combat boots others were wearing, because of the weight.

Backcountry also was the least expensive vendor. Don't hesitate, get these boots!

Can anyone at Backcountry.com say for sure...

Jesse Robertson

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Can anyone at Backcountry.com say for sure if this model has the split toe? The picture suggests "no" but the description says "yes".

mar5336140

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No there is no split toe. This shoe is like a more supportive, cushioned, heavy duty Converse Chuck Taylor All Star shoe.