Rrw35,
Mate, they had a real problem with soles coming off, everyone I know that had them had the same problem, sucking off in mud and levering off when walking over rocky ground, I lost both soles in one day at Penstock Lagoon.i had two pairs of the first lot of stud connection type not the older Velcro fastened soles, One bloke I know glued his sole on.
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sms wrote:But what I hate about Korkers is that the tip of the sole is always slippery stuff. I will not get ones before one can have the whole sole of the changeable sole material. Try climbing a stone when there is basically no traction under your toes.
This is a big deal!
I don't think the Korker system allows you to use your whole footbed for traction. And who caries all the soles with them anyways?
I use the (too heavy) Simms Guide boots (with star cleats) now (for the past 3 seasons), and I like them except for the weight. They still look fairly new.
I loved the original Cloudveil stealth 8x boots, as they were really lightweight and the traction was superb.
My next pair will likely be the lighter Riversheds.
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