Guideline Kaitum Rubber sole - Wading Boots

Guideline's lightest and most affordable wading boot with a rubber sole and made of non-absorbent material. The shoes come with studs and a special tool so you can easily fit them yourself if needed.

Kaitum Wading Boot is their lightest wading boot. It is a very affordable option for those who fish moderately and prioritize weight over stability. The shoe consists of quick-drying material that does not absorb water. EVA midsole provides comfort and provides good shock absorption when you walk long distances or on hard surfaces. A spacious tongue and robust nylon laces make it easy and quick to put on and lace your boots. The upper buckles are made of metal which makes them easy to fasten, on the back of the shoe there is a solid nylon loop that gives a good grip when the shoe is pulled on. The fit is good with a relatively wide Scandinavian last. Due to its light weight and quick-drying properties, the Kaitum is also an excellent shoe for anglers on the move. The Kaitum Rubber Boot comes with the same type of Traction rubber sole as our Laxa wading boots. Studs and tools are included so you can insert these if you want. When fishing on slippery rocks in some rivers and on the coast, studded soles provide good grip during demanding wading.

Kaitum wading boot is made completely without PFC and other environmentally harmful DWR treatment. To further minimize the ecological footprint, the shoes are delivered in boxes with recycled paper. Kaitum with rubber sole weighs 1120 grams per pair in size no 10 and the color is Coal.

• No use of PVC.
• Completely without fluorocarbons (PFC).
• Inner reinforcement layer front and back.
• Rubber reinforced on heel and front part.
• Well padded tongue and comfortable EVA midsole.
• Light, comfortable, solid and quick drying.
• Rubber sole with solid pattern, metal studs included.

*Inner length is longer than usual shoe sizes to accommodate wader neoprene foot. So choose the size you use in normal shoes. If you often fish and wade in cold water you may benefit from choosing one size bigger boot.