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NRS Boundary Shoe

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NRS built the burly Boundary Shoes with knee-height, seam-taped neoprene to give you total water protection when coming ashore or making a burly portage. Beefy 7mm rubber soles give you excellent grip on slick rocks and the bottom of your boat. Whether you prefer taking on rivers in a canoe or ocean waters in a kayak, the NRS Boundary Shoes give you the protection you need for your most demanding trips.

Bottom Line: NRS makes the footwear for your harshest trips—the Boundary Shoes.

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Are size 11 Bounty boots on sale for $63.75 or just the size

Are size 11 Bounty boots on sale for $63.75 or just the size 6?

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November 27, 2011

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Just size 6.

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November 27, 2011

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Rating for this product: 5

Cold Weather Canoe Boots

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December 16, 2011

Excellent craftsmanship, high quality materials, and, they make you look cool when you wear them! These boots have been totally waterproof for me. The velcro strap really keeps them on your feet when you need them. I wear them with wool hiking socks and they really keep my feet warm and dry. Score!

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Do these boots come in size 10??

Do these boots come in size 10??

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October 2, 2011

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Hey Cliff,

They do but I do not see anymore coming back in stock, sorry for the inconvenience.

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October 21, 2011

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Rating for this product: 5

Awesome boots

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November 15, 2007

I have purchased these boots for kayaking. The are great and of a high quality. I would recommend them to everyone. The only small issue that I have is that I would order the next size larger. The fit tight when you order the exact size you normally wear.
Great boots.

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Is the sizing for men or women? If I am a women's 9.5 would

Is the sizing for men or women? If I am a women's 9.5 would I order a size 8?

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August 24, 2011

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Men's sizing. According to the size chart you'd be a size 8.

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August 24, 2011

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Rating for this product: 5

GOOD BOOTS

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September 25, 2011

I hesitated making this purchase because of the numerous customer complaints about leaks. In the end it was brand loyalty to NRS that tipped the scales. Turns out they are typical NRS quality and fit well. There was room for heavy wool socks, which provided great insulation. The velcro strap does an excellent job of snugging.

One of the few consistently unpleasant things about cold-weather canoeing is the necessity of getting my feet wet and often muddy entering and exiting the boat. Wish I would have bought these boots long ago.

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How is the width of these boots compared to other brands? I have

How is the width of these boots compared to other brands? I have a fairly wide size 12 foot and am having trouble finding boots that fit into a touring kayak and offer the width I need. Thanks –

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June 14, 2011

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I would get the 13 and try it... These run pretty small.

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June 14, 2011

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Rating for this product: 5

Boot Love

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October 17, 2008

I bought these boots because I often (always) have to steady the canoe for my wife and kids when they board. They refuse to learn how to board properly, and I just wanted to get paddling and avoid the wrath of my wife's German ancestry; so now I have these boots. They solved my problem and also happen to be super comfy. I use them when kayaking, too. They keep my feet warm and toasty, and my kids think I got them from ninjas. Well, I sort of told them that.
I found that the size tens were true to size (thought I'd sneek something useful in).

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We are traveling via air to our destination..so wondered how

We are traveling via air to our destination..so wondered how much these weigh? (women's size 8, Men's size 12) also is the bottom also non-skid or will they leave marks? (we're sailing, and then dingying and tramping..would like one boot to serve all purposes..this looks great...)

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July 8, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

Solid Product

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September 30, 2008

Got a chance to try them this weekend and they fit and worked great. Before I received the boots I was concerned by one reviewer who suggested to get a size larger. I'm glad I didn't because my boots were actually on the loose side, which is great for when I need to slip on those wool socks. I have 17" calves and these boots were able to comfortably accommodate them plus my paddling pants tucked inside. I was actually more comfortable having these on paddling than having on my Tevas or being barefooted. Just need to remember that these boots were made for flexibility so do be cautious walking around in them during loading and portages. And Yes, they kept my lower extremities dried as promised. I had to load in about 15" of water and it was exposed to rained for my 6 hours of fishing. The best part was my feet didn't feel clammy and sweaty even with plain cotton blend sports socks on. This is a superb product from NRS, and Backcountry.com offered them at the best price I found on the net.......with free shipping to boot! Thanks guys!!!

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I have been wearing scuba boots in my kayak, but want to move

I have been wearing scuba boots in my kayak, but want to move to something with more sole for portage, etc. I wear no socks with my scuba boots and notice the mention of socks with these NRS boots. Are socks needed, optional, or what? I think that would effect sizing, too.

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October 2, 2008

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Socks are purely for comfort and warmth. If you have had not problems with blisters or cold feet with your previous boots, dont wear them. If you are worried about getting blisters with these, just order half a size up and wear some thin hiking socks.

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November 7, 2008

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Rating for this product: 5

Positive Review NRS Boundary Shoe

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March 12, 2011

Well, I got these for the wife and they fit perfectly. Haven't used them in the water yet. At this price, they were hard to resist. I did get a pair for myself but returned them, because I got skinny legs and wouldn't cinch up enough around the calfs. Instead I returned them. Backcountry people were real helpful with the return.

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I normaly take a size 7.5shoe. I've been told to allow for

I normaly take a size 7.5shoe. I've been told to allow for heavy socks when ordering the NRS Boundary Shoe. Would I be better off with the size 9 or would the size 8 be sufficient to allow for the heavy socks? Thanks.

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September 15, 2008

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A 9 would be way too big. Usually you just size up by a half size to a whole size.

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September 20, 2008

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Rating for this product: 2

a little wet

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November 28, 2008

Unfortunately my boots leaked and I will be returning them to get another pair. I'm going to give them another chance since it seems that they have worked for other people. They were comfortable so hopefully the next pair will not let my feet get wet.

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How's the ankle support in these shoes?

How's the ankle support in these shoes?

By: Backcountry.com Employee
April 28, 2008

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These are designed so you can stretch out your feet and ankle to minimize fatigue and numbness, so they will not have anywhere near the ankle supports of rigid hiking boots.

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September 28, 2008

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Rating for this product: 5

Excellent High-Tech Mukluk

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April 24, 2008

I'll be looking to BackCountry.com for future purchases. Boots are exactly what I was looking for. They're perfect for put-in, take-out and portaging keeping my feet warm and dry. Looking forward to extending my kayaking season later into fall/winter and earlier into winter/spring. Can't go wrong with NRS products.

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Cold Weather Canoe Boots

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By: Rick Nelson December 16, 2011

Excellent craftsmanship, high quality materials, and, they make you look cool when you wear them! These boots have been totally waterproof for me. The more...

Awesome boots

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By: Anonymous November 15, 2007

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Sole:
7mm rubber 
Recommended Use:
Sea kayaking, canoeing 
Manufacturer Warranty:
1 year