1 / 7Simms Pursuit Water Shoe
The Simms Pursuit water shoe is described as a wet-wading cross-trainer for river use and activities such as fishing and paddle boarding. Its listing highlights in-river grip, while customer feedback is positive about traction and comfort but mixed on sizing.
At a glance
- Described as a wet-wading cross-trainer with in-river grip.
- The listing says it is also suited to use on a deck or paddle board.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Customer feedback praises comfort, lightweight feel and traction on slick surfaces.
- Customers report use in streams and for boat fishing, as well as durability in water and salt water.
Technical specifications
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What to know before buying
- Customer feedback on sizing is mixed. Some find the shoes true to size while others say they run small, so consider fit carefully, particularly if wearing neoprene socks.
Who is it for?
Customer reviews on Amazon
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Customer feedback highlights comfort, lightweight feel, durability and grip on slick surfaces, with reports of use in streams and for boat fishing. These impressions suit the listing's wet-wading and cross-training description, but do not establish performance in every water condition. Fit is a notable uncertainty: some customers find the sizing right, while others say it runs small.
Positive themes
- Customers praise comfort and lightweight feel.
- Customers report good traction on slick surfaces and durability in water and salt water.
Mixed feedback
- Sizing feedback varies, with some customers finding the fit correct and others reporting that the shoes run small.
Frequently asked questions
What activities is the Simms Pursuit water shoe intended for?
The listing describes it as a wet-wading cross-trainer for river use, and also mentions decks and paddle boards.
What do customers say about the fit?
Feedback is mixed. Some customers find the sizing correct, while others say the shoes run small. One customer reports room for a thin neoprene sock.
How do customers describe its grip and durability?
Customer feedback praises traction on slick surfaces and reports that the shoes hold up in water and salt water. These are customer reports, not independent performance testing.
