Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => Buy & Sell => Topic started by: Jace on October 16, 2013, 05:16:54 PM
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I have a pair of Simms Freestone felt bottom wading boots size 9 mens.
great shape, can e-mail or text pictures.
Only reason for selling is I have outgrown them.
Located in Maple Ridge
$50
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Have any pictures of them? haven't tried on any wading boots (have waders boots attached, terrible idea...) but being a size 9 shoe should i be looking for a 10 boot due to the neoprene stockingfeet?
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I have a pair of Simms Freestone felt bottom wading boots size 9 mens.
great shape, can e-mail or text pictures.
Only reason for selling is I have outgrown them.
Located in Maple Ridge
$50
I'll take them. PM me your number or email address please.
James
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Have any pictures of them? haven't tried on any wading boots (have waders boots attached, terrible idea...) but being a size 9 shoe should i be looking for a 10 boot due to the neoprene stockingfeet?
I would say look at a 10 or larger if you plan on wearing thick socks or multiple socks. Go to a store and try them on - bring your wool socks with you. They should have some neo socks to add to the thickness, or at least a pair of waders.....
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Scouter is right, If you are a size 9 in a street shoe, you need size 10 for wading boots. I'm a size 8 1/2 in a street shoe and I only wear my Size 9 freestones during the summer when I'm using my lighter waders and thinner socks. In the late fall and winter, I wear my g3's and thicker socks so I use my guide boots in a size 10. I do notice though that simms boots generally have more room in the toe area compared to other brands in the same size.
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Thanks for the tips guys