| Fisherman who want the latest in high performance footwear with advanced features. The Guide Boots are extremely light weight, easy to use, and offer superior comfort for a day on the water.
We'll bet you never seen a wading boot like this before! The Korkers Guide Boot is made of high quality durable leather, features protective rubber toe guards, quick draining durable mono mesh panels, and offers triple stitch construction. The Guides incorporates Boa Technology's patented replaceable stainless steel lace and reel system for a customized glove-like fit. Forget about tying laces, retying laces, and laces that break. Simply set the Boa Dial to the appropriate tension and you're off.
The Korkers Guide Wading Boot is one of the most technically advanced wading boots ever created.
• Trail Lug Sole and Felt Sole Included
• Korkers products are backed by a Korkers Warranty
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In general, we recommend adding one size to your regular street shoe size to accommodate for waders.
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Aquastealth Sole
Aquastealth high friction rubber is designed to excel in and out of water. The "spongy" rubber provides added durability for hiking compared with a traditional felt sole, and reduced water absorption, keeping them very light in weight. Perfect for scrambling trails, rock hopping, and wading in wet conditions. |
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Felt Sole (Included)
Compressed high quality felt designed for in a variety of wading conditions. Performs well in wet and slippery conditions and moderately well on extremely slimy rocks, wood, etc. Not recommended for hiking long distances. |
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Studded Felt Sole
Compressed high quality felt with embedded carbide spikes that protrude approximately 2 mm for use in extremely slippery water conditions. The combination of felt and short carbide studs provides traction on slippery rocks, shale, wood and slab granite.
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Studded Rubber
Durable rubber sole with replaceable carbide tipped steel spikes measuring 7 mm in length from the rubber base of the sole. The long, carbide tipped cleats provide exceptional traction in the most demanding conditions. Ideal for fall and winter wading conditions, this sole provides extreme traction on mossy rocks, slimy boulders, slick logs, and ocean jetties.
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Trail Lug Sole (Included)
A combination of broad rubber lugs and cleat inspired lugs for performance on trails and off-road, as well as casual use. Lugs are strategically placed to provide traction and self cleaning capability. |
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Kling-on Rubber Sole
Kling-on high friction rubber is designed to excel in and out of water. The "spongy" rubber provides added durability for hiking compared with a traditional felt sole and reduce water absorption, keeping them very light in weight. Perfect for scrambling trails, rock hopping, and wading in wet conditions. |
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Kling-on Studded Sole
Kling-on high friction rubber is designed to excel in and out of water. The closed cell technology helps to reduce the transfer of invasive species. The studded rubber provides added traction and durability compared to the traditional felt sole. This sole reduces water absorption, keeping them very light in weight. Perfect for scrambling trails, rock hopping, and wading in wet conditions. |
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Rating:  [4 of 5]
Reviewed by: Bill on 10/30/2008
Experience Level: Amatuer - Ownership: 4 - 12 Months |
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Pros: Excellent boot and it works as advertised. |
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Cons: The soles are a little hard to change but you get used to it and they work well. |
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Rating:  [5 of 5]
Reviewed by: Ken on 10/03/2008
Experience Level: Amatuer - Ownership: 4 - 12 Months |
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Pros: First - the removable sole system in this boot is innovative and a smart design. I fish a local river that only allows rubber soled wading boots (due to preventing the spread of a fish virus)... and everywhere else I fish for trout, I prefer a felt sole. Add to the fact that I wanted the option of being able to fish off slippery jetty rocks for Stripers. Solution? These boots!!! I bought the additional "Studded Rubber" soles for Striper fishing, and the "Aquastealth" rubber sole for the local river I needed, plus... the traditional "Felt" sole comes included (along with a "Trail" sole as well). In the end, I get 3-4 boots for the price of one!!! Also, I love that they are so lightweight and convenience and fit of the steel & lace reel system. |
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Cons: I found on my boots that occasionally, when either walking to and from the stream, or while wading for an extended period... I needed to tighten up the dial anywhere from 3-8 cranks on the steel & lace reel system to keep the boots snug. Once re-tightened they seemed to stay fairly snug. Not knowing if this was normal or not on this boot, I contacted customer service at Korkers. After trading a few emails, they responded by promptly shipping me out replacement reel assemblies for my boots (without me even asking for them) and asked that I try them out and let them know if I have any more problems. Great customer service! Truthfully, I've only used my boots twice since I received the replacement reels and haven't had a chance to put them on yet. For now, I'm living with the slight inconvenience of have to re-tighten them once in a while... and will eventually try out the new reels. |
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Other Thoughts: I highly recommend this boot, even with the slight re-tightening issue which was only a minor inconvenience. Obviously, this company stands behind their product and makes good on customer service. What more can you ask for? |
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Rating: [5 of 5]
Reviewed by: David on 09/08/2008
Experience Level: Amatuer - Ownership: 1 - 4 Months |
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Pros: Very comfortable
Lighter weight than I expected
Easy to put on and take off |
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Cons: Not sure what to do if the lacing mechanism fails. |
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Other Thoughts: I bought these for a trip to Fernie, BC this past August after taking two falls last year on a simlar trip. these wading boots are fantastic. They offered superior support and were easily changed from studded felt to just felt for accomadating wading all day or float trips with a guide. A great buy and worth the money. |
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Rating: [5 of 5]
Reviewed by: Andrew on 08/27/2008
Experience Level: Amatuer - Ownership: 4 - 12 Months |
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Pros: This boot offers maximum comfort while wading some of the most difficult terrain. Quick, easy, and very light. |
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Cons: price... |
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Other Thoughts: I would definitely purchase this boot again. |
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Rating: [5 of 5]
Reviewed by: Richard on 08/25/2008
Experience Level: Amatuer - Ownership: 4 - 12 Months |
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Pros: Fantastic, comfortable boots with the added benefit of interchangable soles, good for the initial walk as well as the job underwater.
The lacing system is also the best I have used up to press. Secure with excellent support. |
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Cons: Not 1 bad experience as of yet!! |
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Rating: [4 of 5]
Reviewed by: Richard on 08/21/2008
Experience Level: Amatuer - Ownership: 1 - 4 Months |
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Pros: I find the boots to be very comfortable, easy to clean, and dry quickly. I have owned a previous model to these and at the start I was happy but the soles began to pop off only after a few months but the new model holds up well and never even comes close to releasing unexpectedly. I fish in a number of different environments from boulder streams to muddy lakes and they are really good, I also tend to walk a long way to get to the less fished waters and the boots handle it well. |
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Cons: I found the sizing a bit hard with the first set a fraction small even with going up a size so I ordered another pair 2 times larger than my street shoe and they are perfect. |
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Rating: [5 of 5]
Reviewed by: Cutthroat on 08/05/2008
Experience Level: Amatuer - Ownership: 4 - 12 Months |
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Pros: O.K. I'll start it off. I am a big fan of a wire lacing system called 'Boa'. It was invented here in Steamboat by a guy that was sick of trying to lace his son's hockey skates (at least that's how I heard the story while riding up the gondola a few winters back). I have Boa lacing systems for my snowboard boots (yes I am a knuckle dragger in the winter), as does my son. I saw that Korkers now makes a wading boot with a Boa lacing system, so I just got a pair about a month ago.
My review of them so far is mostly great. You can 'tie' both shoes at once if you are a bit ambidextrious - that'll get you in the river at least 30 seconds sooner. I like how they snug up just right, without wet laces binding on the boot. Best of all to take them off, there is no un-lacing. You pop out the dial and yank the tongue - and you are out of the boots. I've used the boots about 20 times so far and they are comfortable and holding up well structurally. They also have an interchanging sole system, but I haven't had a reason to swap out to other then the felt soles yet... |
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Cons: My only nit is that one of the dials popped out of it's holder once. I have it back in, but I don't know if it is a sign of that part being a bit to fragile when being banged around rocks in the river. |
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Rating: [5 of 5]
Reviewed by: Dexter on 07/24/2008
Experience Level: Amatuer - Ownership: 4 - 12 Months |
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Pros: The best boots I have owned. |
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Cons: non |
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Rating:  [2 of 5]
Reviewed by: Alex on 07/22/2008
Experience Level: Amatuer - Ownership: 1 - 4 Weeks |
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Pros: The boots are light and offer good ankle support.
Probably very good on rivers. |
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Cons: The BOA lacing mechanism is prone to jamming from sand. I used the boots for two hours on a local beach and the the lacing reel jammed with sand on both boots.
I ripped my waders trying to get out of the boots. |
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Other Thoughts: These guide boots are completely useless on sand. The lacing system jams and you may have to destroy the boots trying to get them off.
Korkers admited that this is an issue but has ignored my request to change the boots for a model with laces. |
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Rating: [5 of 5]
Reviewed by: Warwick on 06/18/2008
Experience Level: Amatuer - Ownership: 1 - 4 Months |
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Pros: comfortable light boot |
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Cons: the steel laces works well, changing soles takes a little pratice. |
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Other Thoughts: the only downside was the plain felt soles. I had to purchase some more studded soles for wading the rivers I fish. Other than that, a great boot so far, tell you better after a years hammering on the river. |
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Rating: [5 of 5]
Reviewed by: Robert on 05/28/2008
Experience Level: Amatuer - Ownership: 4 - 12 Months |
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Pros: The OmniTrax Interchangeable soles offer the utmost in versatility from season to season.
Fall Felt soles to Winter Aquastealth soles to Spring Felt studded soles to summer Hiking soles.
The Boa Dial Lace System makes it effortless to put the boots on and adjust as the boot and foot swells during wading and makes removal just as effortless even when they are snow and ice covered. Further the lace is stainless steel making it impervious to rust and tarnish and virtually lifetime. |
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Cons: The boots are somewhat narrow and short. I recommend purchasing 2 sizes larger especially if winter wading with layered socks. |
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Other Thoughts: The way these boots work and wear I plan on having them as a lifetime investment. |
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Rating: [5 of 5]
Reviewed by: Rich on 05/14/2008
Experience Level: Amatuer - Ownership: 4 - 12 Months |
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Pros: These are without a doubt the best wading boots I've ever had, and I've owned at least 8 top-end pairs so far in my fishing career. I fish about two days per week and nearly always fish the entire day, from sun-up till dark. The Korker Guide Boots are light in weight, and easy to carry on your feet all day. They are the most comfortable boot I've ever worn. My feet are not tired or aching at the end of the day like other brands I've had. The Boa lacing system on this boot is very tough, fast to get in and out of and so easy to readjust on the water. No more struggling to tie wet laces on the water. The boot is expensive, but once I wore it once, I knew they were well worth the money......I would never fish with any other boot now that I've tried these....Rich |
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Cons: Price...but if you spend a lot of time in wading boots, it is well worth the money. |
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Other Thoughts: I liked them so much that I bought my son a pair for his birthday... |
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