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For many years felt soles were the only option for wading boots but there is another option available now with boots being made with rubber or Vibram soles.  In this product review we will look at the pros and cons to both soles.  As mentioned, felt has been the staple sole for many years felt prevents slipping on the algae covered rocks. Vibram or rubber soles are quite a bit slipperier on the river rocks and we are typically adding cleats to the boots to help aid in this. Vibram Sole Wading Boots Vibram soles are better when walking on muddy trails and are exponentially superior when walking on snow, with felt snow can build up on the bottom of the boot and make already uncomfortable conditions more uncomfortable.  Now you’re probably starting to think Vibram is the only way

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