Grundens Rock Armor Wading Boot – Burly protection meets lightweight construction. These boots are built to conquer boulder-strewn rivers, briar-choked trails, and every challenge in between. Its durable, quick-drying synthetic upper and comfortable lining pair with an ease-of-entry gusset system that makes slipping in and out with neoprene booties effortless. A molded wear resistant Rock Armor shield protects your feet from stone bruising and abrasion, while corrosive-resistant hook-and-lace hardware ensures a secure fit that stands up to the harshest river conditions. Finished with a high-grip gum rubber outsole and a rubber sidewall wrap in high-wear zones, Rock Armor delivers unshakable traction, all-day support, and the superior durability you need to fish far beyond the last cast. The ultimate in armored wading boot protection.

Grundens Rock Armor Wading Boot features:

• Molded, Protective "Rock Armor" Shell Provides Lightweight & Low-Profile Protection
• Durable, Quick-Drying Synthetic Collar with Comfortable Lining
• Ease-of-Entry Gusset System Allows for Versatile Wear with Neoprene Booties
• Durable, Corrosive Resistant Armored Lace Hooks Stand Up to In-River Abuse
• High-Grip Gum Rubber Outsole with Rubber Sidewall Wrap at High-Wear Areas Provides Excellent Traction & Durability
• Can be studded for example with Grundén's Hexagrip studs (available separately)

Grundens has size rating that allows you to choose same size wading shoes as you have for your everyday use, when not using thick sock. If you use thick sock (wool socks, thick hiking/wading socks, double socks, etc. which are normally used in cold water), it is recommended to choose shoe size one bigger than your normal shoe size. 

Example 1: If you do not use thick socks, and your normal shoe size is 43, then choose size 43 wading shoe.

Example 2: If you use thick socks, and your normal shoe size is 41, then choose size 42 wading shoe (ie. one size bigger than normal shoe size).

Not sure what is the right shoe size for you? The following instructions will help you choose:

• Take a piece of paper and a pen or pencil
• Stand with your heels against the wall
• Stand upright, placing your weight on both feet
• Get someone else to draw a line be the tip of your toe
• Measure the length from the wall to the line
• Add 3-5 mm to the measured length (important for toe space)
• Compare the foot length with size chart