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Hi everyone i would like some info regarding footwear for use at boat ramps , i currently have wet suit type boots but they do not provide any traction on slippery ramps, i have come a gutsa a number of times. "Never a good outcome being 6 foot and weighing 130kgs" I would like to know if anyone can recommend , maybe sandal type footwear that is suitable for slippery ramps, any help appreciated.

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You can try the fancy pants "crocs" which are moulded rubber/eva clogs...

But i have the best results with arguably the best boating shoe ever created, the Dunlop volley!

Posted

Those wet suit type shoes are worse than greasing up your thongs. Bloody awful. I just wear my deck shoes or go bare feet.....better still don't get your feet wet! CHeers Kelvin

Guest claudia
Posted

Yeah Dave

Crocs are the go mate Purple ones to match your TEAM OFFTAP SHIRTS.

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Dave

There is a "Rock Spike' Fishing boot available for about $70 from any decent tackle/boating shop. They are similar to the neoprene boots you already haves so give good ankle protection, should you twist your ankle or slip in amongst oysters etc, They have rubber covered metal spikes on them. When walking on 'ok' surfaces, the spikes are virtually covered by the rubber but as soon as you get onto a slippery surface, the rubber retracts & the spikes dig in. They are much more comfortable to wear than the old metal cleats. My neighbour (rock fishing all the time) swears by them.

If you do get the 'crocs' - beware of cheap imitations! The 'real' ones are $50 - never seen them cheaper anywhere.

Cheers

Roberta

Guest claudia
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Hey Dave

Found a perfect pair of shoes for you, for fishing, they are non slip , they go up to size 14 feet, they might be a little expensive for you. $149.99 a pair

cheers

claudia

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Thanks for the info everyone , i will look at Rock Spike boots as well Roberta thanks , Claudia can you send pic of your boots or are they high heels.

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