Shoes and socks

Which wading shoes are best for fishing?
What are the criteria for an effective and comfortable pair of wading shoes?

At Field and Fish, we started from a simple observation: wading shoes on the market are often too heavy, difficult to put on and uncomfortable. So we decided to remedy this by innovating. We've come up with a new-generation fishing shoe that meets all consumer expectations.
Who are you working with to produce this shoe?
We decided to develop our new shoe soles in partnership with the French company Michelin. A sole that not only performs well on rocks! Based on Michelin winter tire technology, the ATOP and LIGHT fishing shoe soles guarantee superior grip on all types of terrain.

What's more, the new Atop shoe is made in the cradle of mountain footwear: in ITALY, not far from Treviso.

In fact, these soles are directly inspired by the ALPINE tire, providing excellent grip on wet surfaces thanks to their siped tread pattern. The wide grooves ensure perfect water evacuation. We find constant traction with good foot roll, stability and durability. What's more, you always have the option of screwing nails into the 9 nail slots, so you're always ready for fishing on difficult terrain! Peaceful, pleasant fishing, and the end of the hassle of putting on your wading shoes!

In your shoe, an ingenious system of zips and straps holds your foot in place:

The "WADING LIGHT" shoe's YKK zipper is sandwiched between two strips of stretch neoprene, ensuring optimum comfort in your shoe.
Two straps enable you to adjust the width of the shoe precisely.
The shoe's sturdiness is also assured. We've sewn and glued a stone guard all around the upper, in imitation leather.
The upper is made of canvas, a highly resistant material that dries quickly.
The inside of your shoes is comfortable thanks to a removable air-cushioned sole.

Information & tips:
Field and Fish wading shoe sizes include the thickness of the neoprene lining of waders or wading pants. Also, to preserve your wading shoes and avoid premature wear, we recommend drying them in the shade. Occasionally grease the seams of your shoes to prevent them from drying out.