Skwala Backeddy Wet Wading Sock
Your boots aren't an afterthought, and your wading socks shouldn't be either. Backeddy Wet Wading Socks drain water, cushion your feet, and last season after season.
When it comes to redesigning essential fly fishing gear, details matter. Anyone can make disposable neoprene sleeves for your feet; we make anatomically patterned, quad-stitched, reinforced wet wading socks that drain water, cushion your feet, prevent chafing, and stand up to seasons of serious use. Built from the same high-quality neoprene we use in our wader booties, Backeddy Wet Wading Socks feature perforated drain holes, abrasion resistant sole panels, and a proprietary diamond weave liner that reduces chafing and improves durability.
Features
- 3mm perforated neoprene
- SP (Strong Pad) Spandex high tenacity warp knit bottom
- Riveted, reinforced gravel guard hook
- Diamond weave interior lining
Pickup available at San Francisco
Usually ready in 1 hour
Skwala Backeddy Wet Wading Sock
M/L (9/11)
San Francisco
540 Jackson St
San Francisco CA 94133
United States
Skwala is built by fly anglers who live on the water and design the gear they want to fish in. With roots in guiding and experience building some of the most respected names in outdoor apparel, Skwala combines fly-fishing-focused design with advanced materials to create dependable, comfortable gear that performs without distraction.
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Skwala stands behind the quality and performance of their gear. If a product fails due to a defect in materials or construction, Skwala will repair or replace it at their discretion for the practical lifespan of the item. Normal wear and tear, misuse, or neglect are not covered under warranty, but Skwala offers repair services at a reasonable cost to help keep gear on the water. For the fastest service, warranty claims and repairs are handled directly through Skwala.
