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| Model TD Code | Description | Color | Size | Price |
| 13199-255-10 SIM-1862-6 | Saltwater wading boot with neoprene lining, dual density EVA midsole and non-marking outsole | Cinder | 10 | $179.95 USD | |||||||
The Simms FreeSalt Boot is designed specifically for saltwater wading and is ideal for coastal and brackish water conditions. Made with non-corrosive materials, this boot will be able to handle the saltwater environments you throw at it. Wear this boot with your favorite waders. It is suggested to size up one size from your street shoe size for this boot. If you're a saltwater angler and you enjoy colder days these boots are for you. Great for on and off the boat with non-marking outsole.
- 100% synthetic upper
- Fully neoprene lined
- TPU sheet for cleat retention
- Scratch rubber tip and heel
- Dual density EVA midsole for all day cushioning and support
5 Stars based on 3 reviews
By Al C.
Gainesville FL
GREAT VALUE
February 2, 2022
I wear a size 9 and purchased the size 10. Perfect fit with the wader stockings and also the wool socks for winter.
Very comfortable and the best part is the warranty. If you have a problem Simms will take excellent care of you.
Very comfortable and the best part is the warranty. If you have a problem Simms will take excellent care of you.
By Paul
Connecticut
Solid boots
December 7, 2021
I wear 10.5/11 street shoes and ordered a size 12 Simms boot. I'm glad that I did so. They fit comfortably over my stocking foot chest waders. The last pair of Korkers boots I owned were a size 11 and my feet felt cramped when I wore my stocking foot chest waders.
By Nigel R.
Israel
Great Solid Saltwater Boots
October 22, 2021
I purchased a size 9 as recommended by the size chart and as I use them mainly for wet wading in the summer months I needed to use them with a pair of neoprene socks - the neoprene socks are a nice snug fit and they keep out the sand and small stones.
I did purchase some Simms Hardbite studs but unfortunately the center of the sole seems to be softer than the outer sections and the studs didn't get a good grip into the rubber, they just ripped out the rubber and wouldn't stay in there much. I replaced the center ones with studs with an auger style thread and they held firm.
Overall excellent boots for saltwater.
I did purchase some Simms Hardbite studs but unfortunately the center of the sole seems to be softer than the outer sections and the studs didn't get a good grip into the rubber, they just ripped out the rubber and wouldn't stay in there much. I replaced the center ones with studs with an auger style thread and they held firm.
Overall excellent boots for saltwater.
Pros
- Great support around the ankles and firm traction on our reefs even without studs.
Cons
- No real'meat' in the center area of the sole to hold Simms' own brand of Hardbite studs.
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