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Simms Guide Boa Vibram Fly-Fishing Boot

The key to powering through the obstacles of a river system is great footing. The rugged, responsive Guide BOA Boot stacks agility and stability in your favor with maximum Vibram traction and an exacting BOA-lacing system fit. The Simms Guide Boa Rubber Sole Fly-Fishing Boot is a very innovative and feature-rich Simms fly-fishing boot that features a TPU outsole plate for stud and cleat retention and is built on the same foot platform as the G3 boot. The grommets on the Guide Boa boot articulate to take away fixed rubbing points on the lacing system. These Guide Boa Boots are the replacement to the Simms Headwaters Boa Boot.

The Simms Guide Boa Vibram sole Fly-Fishing Boot features a Boa closure system for a precise, fast on and off performance with a beefed up wire that is more pliable, on-demand fit that is extremely comfortable and is constructed with a textile mesh overlayed with a full TPU coated upper for durability as well as rubber toe and heel overlays for added protection. Full closed-cell neoprene foam lining inside the Guide Boa boot and pull-on loops for easy on and off are very nice features of this new Simms boot.

The Simms Guide Boa Rubber Sole Fly-Fishing Boot is a very innovative, comfortable, high quality fly-fishing boot that should definitely be worn during your next fly-fishing adventure, so make sure to check out this Simms Guide Boa Rubber Sole Fly-Fishing Boot today from the Platte River Fly Shop.

- BOA Lacing system provide unmatched lacing simplicity and security.

- Full TPU coated upper for durability.

- Rubber toe and heel overlays for added protection

- Full closed-cell neoprene foam lining.

- Pull-on loops for easy on and off.

- TPU outsole plate for stud and cleat retention

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About Simms Boa Laces

Gary Hammerslag's initial inspiration for the company was the creation of laces for footwear that would stay tied and not come undone during physical activity. In 2001 the first boot-systems featuring the Boa laces were produced by Vans and K2's snowboard divisions. In 2002 DC implemented the laces into its boot-systems for snowboard boots as well. By 2004 the company moved into the cycling industry, and next into the golf industry in 2005. The lace closure systems were also integrated into other products, including trail running shoes and more general outdoor footwear. This included winter boots, hiking boots, hunting boots, and work boots. Boa has also been used by endorsed athletes in both the Olympic Games and the X-Games. In 2011 Simms Boa Technology changed the name of its patented closure system from the "Simms Boa Lacing System" to the "Simms Boa Closure System", in reaction to the use of Boa Technology on non-footwear items such as helmets, motorcycle gloves, hydration packs, medical braces, and other apparel. By 2012 Boa Technology was used in one third of all the snowboard boots produced globally, and more than 70 riders in the Tour de France used the Boa Closure System.