Light, comfortable and durable
"Got a pair for myself and son have Darkhorse for wader fishing will use my Devils Canyon for wet wading Smallmouth where we cover alot of ground"
Description
The Korkers Devils Canyon Wading Boots are built for anglers who move fast and fish hard, without giving up stability, comfort, or long-term durability. This boot solves a common problem on mixed water, one day you are hiking in, the next you are stepping onto slick rocks, because it lets you tune traction to match the conditions while keeping a snug, athletic fit.
Features
OmniTrax interchangeable sole system: Swap soles to match the river, the season, or the access trail. Two outsoles are included, so you can change traction without buying another boot.
M2 BOA lacing system: Dials in a precise fit in seconds, even with cold hands. It also makes quick on and off simple at the truck or boat ramp.
Hydrophobic materials: Built with faster dry times to help reduce water carry and lower the chance of spreading invasive species between waters.
Durability-focused build: A durability-enhanced midsole, rubberized anti-abrasion synthetic material, reduced seams, recessed triple-stitched uppers, and a molded toe cap stand up to rock scrapes, hard hiking, and daily use.
Integrated drainage: Large drainage ports and internal drainage channels shed water fast, cutting water weight so the boot stays lighter while you wade.
Stretch upper cuff comfort: A unique stretch cuff delivers a glove-like, athletic fit that moves with you when you climb, kneel, and pivot in current.
Uses
These boots are a strong choice for trail-to-river days where you want athletic mobility but still need sure footing on slippery freestones. The interchangeable sole system helps when you go from dry trail to wet rock, or when you are traveling and cannot predict what the riverbed will feel like. The supportive fit and protected toe make them a smart pick for picking your way through boulder gardens, pushing into firmer current seams, and moving between runs without feeling clunky.
Fit / Sizing
The Devils Canyon fits with a secure, glove-like feel, helped by the stretch upper cuff and BOA closure. They are designed for wading, so plan your sizing around your neoprene booties for the best fit. At 2 lb 14 oz per pair, they keep fatigue down on longer walks and repeated in-and-out wading.
More Info
- Sole Type(s): OmniTrax interchangeable outsoles, two soles included
- Closure System: M2 BOA
- Upper Materials: Hydrophobic, rubberized anti-abrasion synthetic with reduced seams and recessed triple-stitched construction
- Toe Protection: Molded toe cap
- Drainage: Large drainage ports with internal drainage channels
- Weight: 2 lb 14 oz per pair
- Best for: Hike-in wading, trail-to-river transitions, slippery freestones, anglers who want adjustable traction
Overall rating: 4.625 / 5 from 8 reviews.
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Love the Korkers Devil Canyon
"Love the Korkers Devil Canyon boot. They were wide enough to accommodate my wide foot, fairly lightweight and comfortable. The BOA lacing system was easy and extremely convenient to use. Highly recommend them to anyone. I used the felt soles and they seemed have better grip than the rubber sole."
It's okay.
"Korker's customer service is amazing. Ive had two boot replacements free of charge in the last 3 years. That said, I've had two boot replacements. First, the outsole was shredding. Second, the boot liner completely came off. Both after only one season. It's a heavy boot, have moved onto the patagonia forras and not looked back. But definitely reassuring that the warranty is great."
Comfortable, safe and effortless on/off
"This is my second pair of Korkers and a significant upgrade from the prior mid-priced lace-up version I had (and loved). The fit is super comfortable and I really like the flexible neoprene cuff. The real game changer though, is the BOA lacing system which provides effortless on and off. No more struggling trying to cinch laces, especially when wet. I also view the BOA as somewhat of a safety feature in the unlikely event one's boot gets trapped in the river bottom. . . . . just pull the BOA dial and your foot will effortlessly slip out. My experience with the quick change soles has been positive. I typically use felt bottoms on my super slick local river and they have been very durable. If I fish waters that don't allow felt, then I'm good to go with a quick swap. Overall, I'm extremely satisfied with these boots."
Love how easy it is
"Love how easy it is to get into and out of. My first BOA equipped boots. Should have gotten a pair long ago. As always Trident offers fast shipping and largest selection out there."
Love the wadding boots great
"Love the wadding boots great fit. . ."
excellent
"I really like the boa lacing system especially when it is cold out. they fit well and are light weight."
They fit well, are comfortable
"They fit well, are comfortable and with the studs, have great traction on slick stones. I’d rate them 5 stars, but they come up a little higher on the shin than I would like. I’m worried about stress on the seams of my waders. It’s probably fine, but it seems like it would be safer if they were an inch shorter."