Taking along Simm's Wading Staff is a good idea if there are a lot of rocks in the river. This sturdy third leg helps us gauge depths and stay upright while finding the perfect spot to mimic flies. We like that its design is as easy to break down as deploy. Just grab the orange ring, pull it back, and it locks in place. Afterward, press the spring-loaded pin to release the tension and pull the pieces apart again. It's as easy as that.
Price: $149.95 from Backcountry
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The Tributary Wading Boot gets us into Simms quality at a price point that doesn't bust our budget. The synthetic leather and rubber uppers stand up to river rocks and brush while Simms' proprietary rubber outsoles are made for wet traction. Pair with...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""These Tributary Wading Boots have been an awesome addition to my river gear. The synthetic leather and mesh uppers are durable and breathable, and I love the neoprene lining—it makes getting in and out so much...
The Tributary Wading Boot gets us into Simms quality at a price point that doesn't bust our budget. The synthetic leather and rubber uppers stand up to river rocks and brush while Simms' proprietary rubber outsoles are made for wet traction. Pair with...