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Provides solid footing in sketchy river beds.

Get a firm grip on slimy rocks, greasy boulders, and sketchy river beds with the Patagonia Rock Grip Wading Boot with Aluminum Bar. An aggressive outsole design with multiple aluminum bars offers you a firm stance in challenging wading conditions.
  • Metal bar traction designed for use in areas where felt-soled boots are impractical, forbidden, or unethical
  • Aggressive outsole design with multiple aluminum bars provide stellar traction in extreme wading conditions
  • Crampons won't damage boat interiors as long as you're mindful
  • Quick-drying synthetic leather upper for comfort
  • Compression molded EVA midsole and polypropylene insole/shank combination provide support, rigidity, and foot protection while you wade
  • Padded ankle and insole offer arch support and comfort
  • Abrasion-resistant toe bumper, glued and stitched rubber rand, and reinforced toebox and heel counter provide protection
  • Wide last accommodates a neoprene foot wader and holds fin straps
  • Stainless steel lacing loops for durability

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4 5

Matt Keenan

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

Fished the Provo a few times, they are pretty comfortable and grip the rocks well. Haven't gone stealheading in them yet but that's where I think they will be the optimal boot.

5 5

Jeff Steele

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Just got these. Two days on the Provo River (Middle, fishing out of River Road North) in fast water with a slippery bottom. Finally retired my felt boots and thought that might be the responsible thing to go felt less. Had heard good things about these boots, but have to admit to a little trepidation with the slick rocks and fast current on my first day out in these, but they are solid. Great grip, comfortable, really good ankle support, great water flow management through the boot. They are also a decent boot for the hike in, maybe so long as it is not a long hike or really technical. I tend to wander along the bank a lot and these were more than fine for walking out of the river across dirt, through mud and over some decent sized rocks.

Regardless of what Patagonia says, consider going up one size form your normal. They are oversized, but at least for me not quite enough. I usually wear wading socks under my waders, but even just with waders, the fit was a little short. I wear a size 10 street shoe, with a narrowish foot and the 10 boot was too short. 11 is great fit.

5 5

BCBoarder

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These boots have amazing grip, by far the best grip of any boot I have owned (Felt, studded or otherwise). Just don’t step on anyone’s toes, seriously.