Simms - G4 Pro Powerlock Wading Boot

*Clearance items are final sale and not eligible for return or exchange*

Simms - G4 Pro Powerlock Wading Boot – Maximum Traction, Built for Extremes

The Simms G4 Pro Powerlock Wading Boot delivers industry-leading durability, comfort, and grip for anglers who demand the best from their gear. Engineered for high-performance wading, it features state-of-the-art materials and a Vibram Idrogrip outsole for supreme traction in all water conditions.

What truly sets this boot apart is the Powerlock cleat system, allowing on-the-fly traction customization with removable cleats—so you can adapt to slick rocks, fast currents, or soft trails in seconds. A molded TPU heel clip, reinforced toe, and corrosion-resistant hardware ensure these boots can handle years of abuse in freshwater and saltwater alike.

Whether you're hiking into remote rivers or navigating boulder-strewn streams, the G4 Pro Powerlock Wading Boot is built for relentless performance in the harshest conditions.

• Waterproof synthetic Lorenzi scratch leather upper combined with waterproof synthetic mesh for long-term durability
• Partial neoprene lining for comfort and easy on/off
• Laser-cut fabric eye stays allow fine-tune adjustments across the top of the foot and provide reliable durability
• Molded TPU heel counter for comfort and in-stream ankle support
• Vibram Idrogrip outsole with built-in Powerlock system for quick and customizable traction adjustment
• Dual density EVA midsole for comfort
• Includes two sets of cleats and cleat wrench: 14 G4 PRO® Powerlock Aluminum Cleats and 14 G4 PRO® TPR Cleats
• TPR cleats should be installed when Aluminum cleats are not in use. Never use the boot without one or the other cleat system installed.

FABRIC TECH:

-VIBRAM Idrogrip® Outsole

-Powerlock

Q: What types of wading boots and shoes do you sell?
A: At Drift Outfitters, we carry a wide range of wading boots and shoes designed for comfort, traction, and durability. Options include lightweight wet-wading shoes for summer, rugged felt-sole boots for slippery riverbeds, and stud-compatible rubber soles for all-season versatility.

Q: Should I choose felt or rubber soles for my wading boots?
A: Rubber soles are more versatile, easier to clean, and often required where felt is restricted due to invasive species concerns, if fishing in freezing conditions rubber is always better. Many anglers add studs to rubber soles for maximum traction. Felt soles offer exceptional grip on slimy rocks and are popular on many trout streams.

Q: How do I choose the right size of wading boots?
A: Boots need to be sized large enough to fit over the stocking feet of your waders, so most anglers go up one full shoe size. Always check the manufacturer’s sizing chart and consider whether you’ll wear thicker socks or use them for wet-wading in warmer months.

Q: Which wading boot brands do you carry?
A: We stock top wading footwear brands Simms and Patagonia. These companies are trusted for their durability, comfort, and innovation in fly fishing gear.

Q: Can I use wading boots for wet-wading without waders?
A: Yes, many anglers use wading boots or shoes with neoprene socks for wet-wading in the summer. This setup is lightweight, breathable, and keeps your feet protected while fishing without full waders.

Q: How should I care for my wading boots?
A: Always rinse boots after use, especially in saltwater, and allow them to dry completely before storage. Cleaning off mud and debris helps extend their life and prevents the spread of invasive species between waterways.