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SevenofNine
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Chotas are good. They no longer make the boot bottom versions so portaging may be tougher on the feet.
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bhouse46
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I have always warm weather traveled in the kayak and exit by bracing in shallow water a bit away from the rocks and making a regular exit into the water. Now I am considering a early spring trip and seeking tips on exiting in cold water. If I truly wet foot it as I do in the summer, what boots might give protection to just below the knee and yet be comfortable in the boat.
Thanks.
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Benutzer
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Not boots, but you might want to consider Sealskinz socks as an option. I've found that I don't like using them for a very full day and lots of walking or portaging, but for anything above ankle deep water in cooler weather, they're awesome. I use them most of the time when winter paddling.
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trailcheif
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These might be what your looking for.
NRS Boundary shoe
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