Tag: Korkers

Korkers newest boot offering - the Terror Ridge - has been out for months now, and the reviews all seem to say the same thing - that these boots are great. I personally had the chance to review them earlier this year, and I have to concur with the general opinion here. These boots are some of the best Korkers has ever built. Read the review here.

Nick Colasurdo from Korkers Footwear gives MidCurrent the highlights of the company's newest addition to their interchangeable wading sole system, the Alumatrax.

Matt Martin, direction of product creation at Korker Footwear explains why the new Devil's Canyon wading boots are for the "fast and athletic" anglers that walk far and fish all day.

SIMMS, PATAGONIA, KORKERS, and others have come out with a number of solid products for 2012 that will not only keep anglers' legs dry, but are designed to keep them standing upright in slippery rivers. We'll start from the bottom-up, meaning we'll focus on boots, because this is where the best innovation is happening for 2012. Patagonia has tapped into its...

Metalhead Wading Boots As many anglers become more and more eco-conscious (an undoubtedly good thing), in an era when we know felt-soled wading boots can contribute to the spread of aquatic invasive species that ruin rivers (things like mudsnails, didymo etc.), a lot of fly fishers are choosing their boots carefully. The Korkers Metalhead wading boot won to...

As many anglers become more and more eco-conscious (an undoubtedly good thing), in an era when we know felt-soled wading boots can contribute to the spread of aquatic invasive species that ruin rivers (things like mudsnails, didymo, and the like), a lot of fly fishers are choosing their boots carefully. The Korkers Metalhead wading boot won to...

Korkers has made some big improvements to their wading boots for 2011.  To start, they've upgraded their OmniTrax Interchangeable Sole System so that a special tool is no longer needed to to pop the various soles into place.  In fact, you don't even need to remove your boots to change the outsole.   If by chance you didn't completely snap on the outsole...