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ForEverlast Ray-Guard Reef Boots were designed for the coastal angler who wades reef structure to catch bait, trophy trout or for those who like site casting from the deck of the boat. The ForEverlast Ray-Guard Reef Boots feature a hard soled bottom combined with 4 layers of vulcanized rubber provide excellent protection from reef and other underwater structures while remaining lightweight and comfortable fitting. ForEverlast Ray-Guard Reef Boots are excellent for beach wear or for the rugged conditions while wading, and they can be used in combination with ForEverlast Ray-Guard Shields to provide complete protection from underwater urchins as well.
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Haven't used yet, but seem OK. Sizing seems O.K. - on the wide side.
Fairly heavy - 'Flats' boots are noticeably lighter (and run about 1/2-1
size small compared to this model).
I ordered these online,used the chat service to ask if the sizes ran
true. after a lengthy hold I was assured they were. they were not. the
run about a size above. I wear a size 10 tennis snoe, a size ten work
boot, and a size ten dress boot. I put these on when I got them they
are a full size bigger, you can put them on and step right out of them.
I should have heeded the review that said they were big. now I don't
have time to exchange them before my trip. guess I will wear two or
three pairs of socks, wont be that comfortable but what are you
gonna do?
I have been wade fishing south west Florida waters for 60 years and
been slapped by a number of stingray tails but never stung. I have
also, however, talked to a number of fisherman who have been hit,
listened to them talk about the pain they experience until they could
get back, sometimes up to two hours. So I decided not to push my
luck any further and get a pair of boots. They are on the heavy side
compared to tennis shoes but the protection is worth it. Now I don't
wade fish without them.
I bought these for my husband for
Christmas. He likes them, but they do
run large. I had to return them for a
size smaller than he wears usually and
had to pay the return shipping for the too
large pair, even though I wanted an
exchange.
I got a pair of these boots
after I stepped on a stonefish
in Guam. I was stung through
the side of my regular hard
soled booties. The Ray-Guard
Reef Boots are awesome. The
lower soles and sides are bullet
proof. I would highly
recommend them to anyone
who is wading around in
tropical waters, near reefs,
stonefish, rays, sea urchins.
A:
These shoes are sized in men's sizing so typically you will want a size smaller for fitting women. The smallest size we have in a size 6 and depending on if you have a wide foot or not a 6 should fit and leave some extra room in the toes. You can also get a NRS hydroskin sock to wear while wearing the boots to make the fit better.
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