If you want to know whether a particular brand of waterproof boots or non-slip deck shoes is any good, ask a commercial fisherman. Many of these pros choose Xtratuf (“extra tough”) waterproof boots and deck shoes for good reason. Fifty years ago, the company introduced its Legacy boot to the Alaskan fishery. It stood up to its claims of being not just waterproof and durable, but also flexible. Xtratuf brings that same no-nonsense approach to its Sharkbyte deck shoes, further offering them in a wide range of attractive colors and patterns for men and women. Therefore, they are idea for those of us who take to the water for pure fun a few days or a few weeks a year.
Like the Legacy boots, Xtratuf’s Sharkbyte deck shoes provide great traction on slippery decks without marking them up. Even better, they’re low-cut, slip-on styles. The canvas uppers breathe, too.
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