. Anyhow I highly recommend them - if you've ever wanted to try Korkers, this would be a good opportunity. They are light, and perfect for wet wading and backpacking.peace...
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Korkers on STP
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Korkers on STP
by gabe » August 22nd, 2012, 3:55 pm
I picked up a pair of Korker Streamborn on SierraTradingPost. There's a 20% off coupon code online as well. So it came out pretty cheap. They are older boots, but none the less I love Korkers. This is my third pair. I had Korker Guides last, but I can't afford the newer '12 boots . Anyhow I highly recommend them - if you've ever wanted to try Korkers, this would be a good opportunity. They are light, and perfect for wet wading and backpacking.
peace...
. Anyhow I highly recommend them - if you've ever wanted to try Korkers, this would be a good opportunity. They are light, and perfect for wet wading and backpacking.peace...
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Re: Korkers on STP
by tomsakai » August 22nd, 2012, 4:57 pm
My first pair of wading boots was a pair of Korkers Konvertibles. Still have them, but using them for wet wading only (the booties on my Simms waders won't fit in them); working on my second set of felt soles. Some people have had issues with the soles coming off while fishing but I've never had a problem.
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