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Fishing Boots

Fishing Boots


Size
Color: Hunter Green

Only 9 in stock


Size
Color: Green

31 in stock


Size
Color: Hunter Green

27 in stock


Size
Color: Charcoal Grey

79 in stock


Size
Color: Hunter Green

142 in stock


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Only 5 in stock


Color: Bottomland
Shoe size

Only 10 in stock


Color: Bottomland
Size

18 in stock

Frequently Asked Questions

Are hip boots or waders better for fishing?

It depends on the water and how far you walk. Our LITE Hip Boots give you high, waterproof coverage for creeks, ponds, and flooded ground, and they weigh far less than heavy chest waders. Standard neoprene or rubber waders add bulk and heat that wears on your legs across a long day. For anything short of chest-deep water, hip boots keep you dry and moving. For deep or fast water, a chest wader still makes sense.

Are LITE Hip Boots light enough to wear all day?

Yes. LITE Hip Boots use the same light one-piece build as the rest of the line, and they do not drag on your legs the way heavy rubber waders do. Less weight on each step means less fatigue by the end of a long trip. You can wade, walk the bank, and cross fields without the leg-tired feeling that thick waders leave behind. That makes them a comfortable pick for full days on the water.

Do LITE Hip Boots work for creek fishing?

Yes. The waterproof one-piece build has no seams or stitching for creek water to sneak through, which keeps your legs dry as you cross and wade. They pull up high enough to handle deeper pools and undercut banks that would top a standard boot. The light weight helps on the rocky, uneven footing creeks are known for. Rinse them with fresh water afterward and let them air dry for the next trip.

How are they different from a heavy rubber boot?

A standard rubber boot uses thick walls and extra layers. These use one molded piece of waterproof material instead. The molded rubber sole grips wet ground and keeps its shape. The result is waterproof footwear that weighs about 13 ounces. That makes them a practical choice for a full day outside.

What else pairs with my fishing boots?

LITE Boots also carries hats, shirts, hoodies, and socks to round out your fishing apparel and gear. A merino wool sock adds day comfort on the longest trips. Order the right pair of boots today and get set for the season.

Do these work for saltwater fishing?

Yes. The molded material does not rust or corrode like metal hardware on some boots. Rinse them with fresh water after a day on the salt and let them air dry. That quick step keeps them ready for the next trip.

Are they slip-resistant on a wet deck?

The rugged outsole grips a wet boat deck and holds traction while you move around the boat. On decks, mud, and soft banks, these hold their footing well.

What socks should I wear with them?

A thin sock works fine in warmer weather, and a merino wool sock adds warmth on cold days. The footbed is built into the boot, so you do not need an extra insole. Match the sock to the temperature, and you get all-day comfort.

Do they come in camo for hunting and fishing?

Yes. The 16" Classic comes in Hunter Green, Brown, and Mossy Oak Bottomland camo. Camo suits duck hunting and early-morning fishing alike. All three colors carry the same waterproof build and light weight.

How do I store my boots between trips?

Keep them out of direct sun and away from high heat, since extended heat can warp the molded material. A garage, mudroom, or closet works well. Store them upright instead of squished flat, and they hold their shape for years.

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