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Updated on 11/20/2024
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The NRS ATB Neoprene Kayak Shoes are a durable workboot with the added comfort and warmth of a neoprene upper. The 5mm neoprene upper and 7mm insole provide cushioning and warmth, making these shoes perfect for daily use. With their all-terrain traction, they are also highly durable. Entry and exit are made easy with ankle zippers, while the wide and secure instep strap ensures a better fit. It's important to note that these shoes only come in whole sizes, so if you're in between sizes, it's recommended to order one size larger for men and one size smaller for women.
NRS stands by the quality of their products with their Rock Solid Guarantee. If at any time you're not satisfied with the performance of an NRS product, you can contact Wetsuit Wearhouse or NRS directly for an evaluation. If a product is found to be defective, NRS will repair, replace, or refund the purchase price. However, they will not be responsible for any consequential or incidental damages caused by or resulting from the use or performance of their products. Please note that chlorine damage is not covered.
Here are some key features of the NRS ATB Neoprene Kayak Shoes:
- 100% Synthetic
- Synthetic Rubber lining
- 100% Stretch
- Sealed
FAQs:
Can I wear these with stocking foot waders?
Absolutely. These shoes can be worn with stocking foot waders or a kayaking drysuit that includes the foot. The material is quite elastic, so ordering your regular shoe size should accommodate everything. However, if you prefer a looser fit, it's recommended to go +1 on the size. These boots have been used in rivers from glaciers in Patagonia and have kept feet warm.
Size chart shows women's 11=men's 12. How can I ensure receiving men's 12?
For size clarification and to ensure you receive men's size 12, it is recommended to contact NRS directly.
It's hard enough to shop for a boot that fits a wide foot. Why only one pic?
Although only one picture is provided, customers can find a complete 360-degree look of the boot on the NRS website.
How much do these shoes weigh? Shipping weight is 3.5 pounds. Are these shoes that heavy?
While the shoes are considered heavy-duty, they are not uncomfortably heavy. The shipping weight of 3.5 pounds likely includes packaging and is based on the largest available size. Individual shoe weights may vary depending on the size.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can i wear these with stocking foot waders?
Absolutely. I wear them with a kayaking drysuit that also includes the foot just as waders do. Regarding the size to accommodate all inside, I have 10.5 feet, use 10.5 and 11 shoes and these boots I use size 11. They fit everything since the material is quite elastic. However, with the kayak drysuit, they feel a little bit tight. I can deal with, it is not uncomfortable nor painful but waders have even thicker footwear and if needed you can always use thicker socks, so I would recommend you to go +1 on the size. I use these boot in rivers from glaciers in Patagonia, and keep my feet warm anyway. Very nice boots. Just sometimes, if the current is too strong, the velcro may tend to get loose.
Size chart shows women's 11=men's 12. would think it would be opposite, e.g women's 11=men's 10. how can i ensure receiving men's 12?
Call NRS for size clarification
It's hard enough to shop for a boot that fits a wide foot....why only one pic?
I purchased this boot and love it. Use it mainly for winter kayaking and it is easy to put on and fits very well. For a complete 360 look just go to the NRS website.
How much do these shoes weight? Shipping weight is 3.5 pounds. Are these shoes that heavy?
the shoes are pretty heavy duty, but they are not uncomfortably heavy. that weight is probably including the packaging, etc. for the largest size available. i take a size 14.
