Patagonia/Danner - River Salt Wading Boot Review 

They will definitely be keeping you out on the water longer, and more comfortable than any other boot on the market. Made in the USA

Don’t hesitate man! It’s either these or the simms flyweight. I just brought these in my luggage to Mexico. They pack so well due to the ankle design being pliable

Yes, Patagonia is a bit lighter and more comfortable than the redington prowler pros. Also the warranty is better and no questions asked with Patagonia. Please let me know if you have any other questions

@@RePtIlEBoI255 will do, and thanks for your insights.

@@fourouncefightfan anytime! The only other boot I would consider other than these would be the Simms Flyweight wading boots due to the lightness and good price point and sole sitting at around 269 cad$

Thanks for your comment. They have been holding up great with twice a week average use. The colour is starting to fade because of the mud in muddy rivers. I’ve also noticed you definitely need to use the metal pegs that come with the boots. Otherwise in the winter on ice and in certain slippery scenarios, it feels like you’re wearing a pair of skates. Love how they fit into my suitcase and the material is pliable. Overall loving these boots and they’re the most comfortable wading boots/hiking boots I’ve ever used. I can definitely see me having to send them back to Patagonia and have the sole replaced in a few seasons.

@@RePtIlEBoI255 Great info! I'm looking to upgrade to these boots to replace my Ovris clearwaters. Patagona warranty is superb. I'm sure they would resole them or replace for you Thanks for the update!