Purpose-built for mucky put-ins and soggy portages, the NRS Boundary Boots deliver knee-high waterproofness with a super grippy, rugged sole to handle the harsh terrain favored by adventure canoeists.
Additional Attributes
5 mm neoprene upper with taped interior seams guarantees warmth and dry feet.
Comfy 7 mm neoprene insole atop a high-traction wrap-up sole provides maximum protection and support.
2 mm plastic shim for even more protection from sharp, pointy objects.
Tightening the ladder buckle strap at the top can help restrict water entry if you step in a bit too deep.
Quick-lace boot with cord-lock offers a customizable fit and a storage compartment lets you tuck away excess laces.
Each shoe is factory tested to ensure waterproof performance.
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I bought mine two years ago after using regular rubber boots for 20 years. These are much more flexible and comfortable as they do not press against the shins. Another plus is Boundary Boots are legal for use while launching my Pungo in municipal water lakes of my state. I usually wear size 9 but only size 11 were available at KTP. For winter paddling on our coast, this extra space allows for wearing thicker socks.
Excellent cod water wet boots . These are perfect for the times you need to hop out and portage your yak over wet/slippery or mucky conditions. They have very good traction and I really like how the boots can be rolled down once they’re on . These boots offer fantastic mobility and when combined with some NRS wet socks it’s a winning combination. Sometimes you need to hop out in shallow water to prevent your hull from getting all scratched up. These boots are waterproof and come on/off very easy . Recommend.
