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 Best fishing shoes?
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03/18/10 10:45 PM
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P_102
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Did a search with no luck....Feet get tired and achy (sp?) after about 3-4 hours standing on the front deck (happens to old people)...any recommendations on good shoes to stop this kind of fatigue?
Thanks.
P_102
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Re: Best fishing shoes?
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#4622079
03/18/10 11:00 PM
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BThomas
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Wondering the same thing myself. I have heard people talk about the Crocs..
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Re: Best fishing shoes?
[Re: BThomas]
#4622692
03/19/10 01:32 AM
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Txduckhunter
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As much as I made fun of them, I ended up with a pair of Crocs to fish in last year... Comfortable and I found that I wore them everywhere, not just fishing..
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Re: Best fishing shoes?
[Re: Txduckhunter]
#4623977
03/19/10 01:11 PM
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hopalong
Pescador Loco
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look at the airwalks from payless, same as the crocs but alot cheaper. try wading shoes with the felt bottoms too, won't slip and won't hurt the boat.
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Re: Best fishing shoes?
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#4624075
03/19/10 01:33 PM
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cedarcreekflash
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The crocs are very comfortable. Wore them all last summer with no socks. Only problem which isn't really a problem is that when you take them off, you have polka dotted tan spots on your feet where the sun peeks through the holes. Looks kinda funny.
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Re: Best fishing shoes?
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#4624644
03/19/10 03:36 PM
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Big Red 12
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I only where New Balance. My feet don't hurt. I have high arches and I get great support out of them. I have a pair of the Gore-tex NB also for rain and cold muddy weather.
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Re: Best fishing shoes?
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#4624690
03/19/10 03:45 PM
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Marley's_Fishing_Buddy
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from now until next winter i will only wear a pair of keen's, five fingers or barefoot. I go barefoot 95% of the time. I grew up fishing mainly deep sea on big boats that don't allow shoes so i'm more comfortable with it.
Fat is not a handicap, its your punishment for lack of self control.
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Re: Best fishing shoes?
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#4627756
03/20/10 01:41 PM
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fishonmyline
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Crocs are the way to go. They float and if they get wet they dry super fast, not to mention very comfortable.
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Re: Best fishing shoes?
[Re: fishonmyline]
#4627791
03/20/10 01:51 PM
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Sabot
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Take a look at Aquashox Anti-Fatigue Floor Mats. Coupled with shoes, it might take some of the pain off?
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Re: Best fishing shoes?
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#4628900
03/20/10 05:53 PM
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Ray Hubbard Guide- J.V.
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http://www.crocs.com/crocs-ace-boating/10376,default,pd.html?cid=&q=boat I bought a pair of these last year.. I use to go barefoot ... but after a couple of fins, hooks and sore back I started wearing shoes in the warmer weather... i like these.. and my legs and back dont hurt like they use to 
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Re: Best fishing shoes?
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#4632696
03/21/10 02:48 PM
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Mike Andrews
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Another vote for Crocs, especially in warm weather. I've worn mine down to 45 deg with good socks though.
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Re: Best fishing shoes?
[Re: P_102]
#4635171
03/21/10 11:53 PM
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FZ1
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Nike Men's Walking Shoes. $60 at Academy.
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Re: Best fishing shoes?
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#4635460
03/22/10 12:42 AM
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CoorsLightKid
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Converse Chuck Taylors.......Doesnt hold water long and dont have the indignity of owning Crocs
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Re: Best fishing shoes?
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#4637315
03/22/10 01:30 PM
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FireIsHot
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Crocs. Best of all, I just leave them in the boat and don't worry about being seen with them on out in public.
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Re: Best fishing shoes?
[Re: FireIsHot]
#4637791
03/22/10 03:06 PM
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jimmyboy
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Crocs easy on my old knees and back. Its just a shame they are butt ugly. Jim 
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