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Beats tough wading conditions.

Quit slipping and sliding all over the place on slick, cobbled river bottoms, and instead latch the Patagonia River Crampons to your wading boots. Hard-biting aluminum bar treads cut through algae and slime to grip rock so you have a firm stance while you hook, fight, and reel in a fat rainbow.
  • Metal crampons designed for use in areas where felt-soled boots are impractical, forbidden, or unethical
  • Hard-biting aluminum bars perform superbly in challenging wading conditions
  • Hard neoprene noncorrosive harness system easily removes for hiking situations
  • Adjustable length adapts to any wading boots with basic tools
  • Noncorrosive materials stand up to the wear of salt water fishing
  • Crampons won't damage boat interiors as long as you are mindful
  • Easily cleaned design and fast-drying materials help stop invasive species transport
  • Size Small fits 6-10 boots; size Large fits 10-14
  • Made in USA

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KaiPL

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My review of the patagonia river crampons here:


http://larsonweb.com/blog/?tag=patagonia-river-crampons

So...these seem pretty cool and all, but...

jefferson

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So...these seem pretty cool and all, but does anybody know where these places are where felt soles are impractical, forbidden, or unethical and metal crampons are preferred?
ok, I get the impractical part, but forbidden and unethical? is that an invasive species contamination thing maybe? anyway, I want to try these.

also, I read "Crampons won't damage boat interiors as long as you are mindful" as "these will mess up your boat".

Brandon Collett

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Felt boots will carry more aquatic hitch hikers, but the fact of the matter is even if you have rubber boots or are using these crampons they need to be thoroughly washed and dried to prevent the spread of invasive species. So far the following states have banned the use of felt bottom wading boots:

- Maryland
- Missouri
- Alaska
- Vermont
- Rhode Island