Jimmy Thanks; that is exactly what I have and I will forgo the cleats also until they can make them last. Jim
On 4/29/07, Jimmy D. Moore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jim, I have a pair of Korkers. Love-em. When switching switching between the felt or hard soles, I've had no problem. The felts are great on slick/mossy rocks and the hiking soles do OK on gravel bottom. Also, switching out the felt to the hiking sole is neat for hikiing back to my fishing car. I've heard that the studs only last a short time, maybe a trip or two. They need to do some serious work on them before I'll buy a pair. That'ws why I got felt / hiking interchangeable soles. JIMMY D jim phillips wrote: > I received a pair of Korker Wading Boots along with a new set of > waders for my past birthday. The boots came with felt inserts and > rubber hiking soles. I can get some with studs but what kind is the > question. Felt or the hard soles? Any suggestions? Any comments on > this type of boots? > > Deserttrout06/jim -- ************************ ><((((((((º> ******************************* For all your Fly Tying/fishing needs click on http://linesend.com VFB members with a current paid membership receive a 5% discount. Top quality fly tying stuff at great prices and super great service. I speak from experience. _________________________________________________________________ Jimmy D's Fly Fishing site http://bigtroutman.tripod.com/ _________________________________________________________________ "Being able to read trout streams is just as valuable to a fly fisherman as the ability to read a defense is to an NFL Quarterback." Jimmy D. Moore - 2003 "I knew my tippet was too large when the willow tree I hooked on my back cast came flying over my head." Jimmy D. Moore - (c) [2004] ************************ <º))))))))>< ******************************
