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Simms Flyweight Access Boot
$229.97$299.95
Collections: productcatalog, Sale, Wading Boots, Wading Gear
Mean trail-to-river machine
Your lean, mean trail-to-river machine — Flyweight Men's Wading Boots cut ounces in exchange for maximum output, relentless grip, and standup stability and comfort. Optimized for best-in-class wet-slip resistance, the exclusive-to-Simms Vibram Idrogrip Flex outsole is engineered with a rubber compound that is softer than Vibram Idrogrip in our other wading boots.
- Vibram Idropgrip Flex - exclusive to Simms - provides the highest grip possible. Users should expect this outsole to wear more quickly than Vibram Idrogrip used on other Simms boots with superior traction.
- Lightweight, non-absorbent mesh uppers.
- Welded TPU overlays in high-abrasion areas for added durability.
- Supportive, but lightweight and comfortable webbing lacing hardware across the foot.
- Full closed-cell neoprene foam lining.
- Pull-on loops for easy don and doff.
- ITEM #: PG-13267
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.6 / 5 from 5 reviews.
Only used them once so far. Very comfortable but not as grippy in the water as I had hoped.
Michael R. 3/5 Verified
Best fitting Wade boot I own. Light and comfortable!
John O. 5/5 Verified
Well, I wanted a sticky boot that did not require (necessarily) traction screws and that was light with a lot of ankle support. I have an older version from a few years ago with the rubber sole and it was (what is left of it) fantastic. I have only worn this boot a few times so far, in both the Deschutes and Crooked rivers. This boot definitely does not have the same vibram type grip walking trails so you actually have to be a little careful walking up or down gravel embankments—it will slip. Less slippery in the river though, at least unless the river bottom is covered in algae, in which case everything slips. I think it is at least on par with a rubber sole with studs. If I was doing a lot of hiking in or out I would wear a pair of boots with a hard rubber sole. But so far these are pretty solid. It is hard to find one boot that does it all, but these seem to be a good choice for most occasions in most rivers
Mark T. 5/5 Verified
Great experience as always with this store. Thank you again for great service and quality products!
Phillip I. 5/5 Verified