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 Re: Yak Shoes
[Re: Tallgrass05]
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07/30/18 03:49 PM
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hurricanecraig
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Second the Columbia shoe, I'm using the Megavent and they've been great. I've been wearing Columbia Drainmaker shoes, they work pretty well. Worn without socks, they fit like a sneaker, and drain and dry fast. There's enough room to wear a 0.5 mm neoprene sock on cold days. Plenty of traction and support on the ramp or the shore.
Sperry has a similar shoe but the Columbia was on sale when I got them. Currently on sale at the Columbia web site.
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 Re: Yak Shoes
[Re: Max1775]
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07/30/18 04:20 PM
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YakfishinTx81
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https://www.academy.com/shop/pdp/magellan-outdoors%E2%84%A2-mens-backcountry-slip-on-outdoor-shoes?gclid=CjwKCAjw7vraBRBbEiwA4WBOn_MGzms9Wg0oArjKPA8BmmKy0s-5HuDVCQGrfFp0ykgCNMshGTXaTxoCldIQAvD_BwE#repChildCatSku=110518054
im using these magellan backcountry kayak shoes, cheap, well built, drains great, readily available at academy
Ray
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Re: Yak Shoes
[Re: Max1775]
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07/31/18 01:38 AM
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Jaybonnett
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I bought some fake Boost Yeezys on Amazon for $15 and they are light when dry and just as light when wet. They also dry out so fast, when I get back to the ramp and slip em on theyre dry as a bone. Their also comfy and I dont wear socks with them. Heres a link on Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Unisex-Fashion-Sn...&ref=plSrch
Keep doin what youre doin, youll keep gettin what youre gettin.
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Re: Yak Shoes
[Re: DrewTX]
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07/31/18 05:40 PM
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JJ4MEL
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Recommendation on what NOT to get. The Columbia Bahama Vent PFG. Bought them thinking they would be good, they aren't. Sand and small rocks find their way in too easily, when they are wet they stretch and fit loose (fit snugger when dried out again) and they take FOREVER to dry. I take them off when driving home because wet feet are annoying in a shoe on a long drive. Maybe I will check out the Drainmakers that everyone has been suggesting. They are comfortable and lightweight when dry though. Agree 100%. Nothing worse than pebbles and shells constantly finding their way in to these shoes. Thought I was going high end with a water shoe and was completely wrong.
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Re: Yak Shoes
[Re: Max1775]
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08/03/18 03:54 AM
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Fishin'Mark
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Academy Brand Water Shoes. Bought them a few years ago because, #1 not black so feet aren't 5000k in July in Texas, and #2 partial felt on soles and wire mesh in the drainage holes so pebbles and debris don't migrate in. Drain water super fast, dry fast, and good wet traction. Look like tennis shoes and are quite comfortable to wear. I think they may be discontinued unfortunately. 
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Re: Yak Shoes
[Re: Max1775]
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08/05/18 07:55 PM
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Max1775
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Thank you for all the feedback. You guys are awesome!
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Re: Yak Shoes
[Re: Max1775]
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08/05/18 08:55 PM
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Magged Out
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