Simms Guide BOA Wading Boots - Felt Sole - UK 12

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The Simms Guide BOA Wading Boots are designed for anglers seeking superior foot support and ease of use in challenging wading environments. These boots utilize the innovative BOA lacing system, offering unmatched simplicity and security, especially beneficial in cold conditions. Keep in mind that proper sizing is critical for optimal performance and comfort. This guide covers the key features, advantages, usage, setup, and troubleshooting tips to help you get the most out of your Simms Guide BOA Wading Boots.

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Age Groupadult
GenderUnisex
Shoe Size UK12
SeriesGuide
BrandSimms

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FAQs

How do I adjust the BOA lacing system?

To tighten, push the dial in and turn clockwise. To loosen, pull the dial out.

Can I replace the soles?

Yes, the soles are replaceable. Contact Simms or a local retailer for replacement soles and instructions.

What kind of socks should I wear with these boots?

Use wading socks to add warmth and ensure a proper fit. Use socks that are the correct size for your feet.

How do I clean the BOA lacing system?

Use a soft brush and mild soap to clean the BOA dial and laces. Rinse with fresh water and allow to dry.

What is the warranty on these boots?

Check the Simms website or contact Simms customer service for warranty details.

How do I choose the right size?

Refer to the Simms sizing chart and measure your feet to find the correct fit. Consider wearing wading socks when measuring.

Are studs or cleats compatible with these boots?

Yes, the TPU outsole plate allows for the use of studs or cleats. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for installation.

Troubleshooting

BOA Lacing System not tightening properly.

Check for any obstructions in the lacing guides. Ensure the dial is functioning correctly. If the issue persists, contact Simms customer support for assistance or refer to the BOA system's instructions.

Boots feel too loose.

Tighten the BOA dial. Make sure your wading socks are properly in place and are the correct size. Ensure you have the correct boot size for your foot.

Water leaking into the boots.

Check for any damage to the boot's upper or sole. Ensure you are wearing appropriate wading socks. Make sure your waders fit correctly over the boots.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • The BOA lacing system allows for quick and secure adjustments.
  • The boots are durable due to the TPU-coated upper and rubber overlays.
  • The neoprene lining provides warmth and comfort.
  • The pull-on loops make it easy to put on and take off the boots.
  • Multiple sole options offer versatility for various wading conditions.

Cons

  • Proper sizing is essential for the BOA system to function optimally.
  • The BOA system may require occasional maintenance.
  • The initial cost can be higher compared to traditional lacing systems.
  • Felt soles may not be suitable in all areas.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: Before your first use, ensure you select the appropriate sole type (felt or Vibram® rubber) for your fishing environment. If using studs or cleats, install them according to the manufacturer's instructions, using the provided TPU outsole plate to ensure proper retention.

Compatibility: These boots are designed to be worn with wading socks for added warmth and comfort. Ensure the wading socks are compatible with your foot size and the boot size. These boots are compatible with all sizes of wading socks

Care: After each use, rinse the boots thoroughly with fresh water to remove any dirt, sand, or debris. Allow the boots to air dry completely, away from direct sunlight or heat. Check the BOA lacing system periodically for any signs of wear or damage. If necessary, clean the BOA system with a soft brush and mild soap. Store the boots in a cool, dry place when not in use. Regularly check the soles for wear and tear, and replace them when necessary.