Simms Zipit Bootie II

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The Simms Zipit Bootie II delivers the performance characteristics serious flats anglers demand. Engineered for extended saltwater wading, these booties combine responsive foot support with a streamlined, snag-resistant construction that won't compromise your presentation. The zippered closure system provides efficient on-water transitions, allowing you to maintain focus on sight-fishing opportunities without equipment distractions.

Vulcanized rubber and neoprene hybrid construction for support and comfort
YKK corrosion-resistant zipper
Designed to be worn barefoot or with a light liner sock
Non-marking outsole

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