The folks at Izorline sure know what
fishermen need....
These Deck Boots will make your
feet happy should
travel aboard a boat - long range or local, private or commercial. Keep your feet
dry and comfortable all day long! These boots wear very well, and do just what they
are intended to accomplish: keep you from slipping around on deck and keep those tootsies
dry. We all know that deckhands love washing down feet as much as decks, well even
more. Now put the joke on them!
Features: handmade, natural rubber compound rubber
upper, oil resistant non-slip sole, orthopedic insole with steel shank for full support,
durable easy drying polyester lining, tops can be rolled down for the "shorty"
look, generous ankle and shaft for ease of donning and removal.
From a client:
The Izor Blue Deck Boots are outstanding. Very easy to get 'on and
off' and comfortable for my extra wide foot. I like these much better
than my old XtraTuf boots, that never seemed to fit right and were
tough for me to use with my wide feet. :)
Thanks,
Dick Slavens "White Bear"
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Extra Tuf boots
(brown in the picture) is the choice of many long rangers. They
run about a half size large, accommodating insole inserts which we
sell. With the insert, comfort is on a high plane. Both
Izor's and EXtra Tuf produce a good working boot. They're both excellent products, and will last a long, long
time. For our clients with wet climates, you'll get a double
dose of use from these finely crafted products.
XtraTuff's
Alaskan Sneaker is a boot we've carried at our shop for several years
time, but neglected to place on-line. Absent minded webmaster... But,
we've noticed a few other etailers offering some nameless bicycle
maker's short pastel blue fairy boot we realized we weren't doing folks
justice by not offering this higher quality offering which defined the
style. The Alaskan Sneaker is a shorty, that keeps your feet dry while
not being as encombering to wear. They are a bit cooler on your feet
than the standard 12" high boot (which is often worn turned down at the
ankle level. Don't let the name fool you, these boots are just as useful
in Baja as they are in the great white north.