shoes for stocking foot waders

Hey, I never claimed to be smart.

didnt mean that, meant duh too  tried the same thing once .. then ahh Duh 

Hey, I never claimed to be smart.

didnt mean that, meant duh too  tried the same thing once .. then ahh Duh 

  it's amazing how we can overlook the obvious.

I wear NRS Paddle Shoes over my drysuit booties. They work great.

Are you a freshwater fisherman, or headed out to the salt? Waders are a bad choice for ocean kayaking, but they work great for fishing lakes and rivers where you mostly just need to keep your ass dry...


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Hey, I never claimed to be smart.

didnt mean that, meant duh too  tried the same thing once .. then ahh Duh 

  it's amazing how we can overlook the obvious.

You're not only smart, you catch fish!

Hey, I never claimed to be smart.

didnt mean that, meant duh too  tried the same thing once .. then ahh Duh 

  it's amazing how we can overlook the obvious.

what`s obvious  ? 

I wear NRS Paddle Shoes over my drysuit booties. They work great.

Are you a freshwater fisherman, or headed out to the salt? Waders are a bad choice for ocean kayaking, but they work great for fishing lakes and rivers where you mostly just need to keep your ass dry...


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When you say drysuit booties do you mean the foot pockets attached to the drysuit?  As I type this it seems thats what you must be referring to  , but I just want to be sure.  I used some Teva type sandals over my drysuit on my first outing with the drysuit, and they worked good, but walking to and from the launch I was concerned about exposing the drysuit feet to rocks / pebbles and possibly subjecting it to damage.  So, I am thinking I want some more sturdy footwear to protect the valuable ($$$) drysuit. 

Thanks!! 

Yes, I wear the NRS paddle shoes over the waterproof "socks" of the drysuit.

Smartwool socks, drysuit booties/socks, then the NRS paddle shoes.

You have the right idea. You don't want to be grinding sand/pebbles between your shoes and the drysuit material. That'll wear it out quickly.


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Yes, I wear the NRS paddle shoes over the waterproof "socks" of the drysuit.

Smartwool socks, drysuit booties/socks, then the NRS paddle shoes.

You have the right idea. You don't want to be grinding sand/pebbles between your shoes and the drysuit material. That'll wear it out quickly.

Right on, thanks for the reply!