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#8 on this list
Legacy 15 in Deck Boot
Xtratuf
The Alaska standard. Bought once, worn everywhere, and famously non-slip on wet decks.
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#9 on this list
Prowler-Pro Wading Boot
Redington
The value pick that punches far above its price, with stud ports molded in.
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Specs side by side
| Spec | Legacy 15 in Deck Boot | Prowler-Pro Wading Boot |
|---|---|---|
| Height | 15 inches | — |
| Material | Seamless Triple-Dipped Rubber | Synthetic Leather & Mesh Upper |
| Traction | Chevron outsole | — |
| Weight (pair) | Approx. 5 lbs (men's size 9) | — |
| Lining | Fabric | — |
| Origin | Designed in Alaska | — |
| Maker | — | Redington |
| Sole Type | — | Rubber (Svelte Sole) |
| Stud Compatibility | — | Molded Ports |
| Weight (Pair) | — | Approx. 3 lbs 8 oz |
What our reviewers liked and didn't
Legacy 15 in Deck Boot
- Unrivaled non-slip grip on wet and greasy surfaces
- Highly durable seamless triple-dipped rubber construction
- Excellent waterproofing and splash protection
- Comfortable for long hours of wear, even uninsulated
- Resistant to many marine contaminants like fish oils and fuels
- Not insulated, requires warm socks in cold weather
- Heavier and bulkier than some lighter-duty boots
- Basic aesthetics, purely functional design
- Can feel warm in hot, humid conditions
Prowler-Pro Wading Boot
- Excellent value for the feature set and durability
- Integrated stud ports allow for easy, secure stud installation
- Robust construction with reinforced toe and heel areas
- Competent traction that greatly improves with studs
- Quick-drying synthetic materials
- Can feel a bit bulky compared to premium lightweight options
- Initial traction without studs is only average on very slick surfaces
- Not as aesthetically refined as some higher-priced competitors
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