The ultimate cold-weather wader, engineered for relentless charging in freezing conditions. The Freestone Bootfootis built on our rugged, breathable, and mobility-enhancing Freestone chassis to keep you fully active when the temperature drops. It features a heavy-duty, built-in rubber-soled boot that goes on easy and charges hard across slippery and unforgiving riverbeds. Melding a premium waterproof zipper with high-capacity storage layout, this bootfoot package delivers non-stop thermal protection and ease of use for the 2026 season.
Technical Specs & Garment Anatomy
Chassis Architecture: Engineered around the performance-driven Simms Freestone chassis, optimized for breathability and enhanced mobility.
Fabric Engineering: Features a highly durable and breathable Toray® QuadraLam™ 4-layer laminate running through both the upper and lower sections.
Integrated Footwear: Built with a rugged, integrated rubber-soled boot designed for quick entry and maximum traction.
Waterproof Zipper: Equipped with a dependable TIZIP® waterproof center front zipper for effortless on/off wearability.
Suspender Configuration: Features stretch elastic suspenders utilizing Simms' custom opposing male and female buckles for precise adjustment.
Chest Pocket Array: Designed with dual side-access stretch-woven zippered storage pockets alongside an integrated loop fly patch.
Thermal Pockets: Includes dedicated micro-fleece lined handwarmer pockets to protect fingers from freezing weather.
Signature Leg Seams: Features front and back leg seams distinctive to all premium Simms waders.
Belt Security: Includes dual rear belt loops to lock down the included 38mm stretch elastic wading belt.
Garment Weight: Reaches an official weight of 110.8 oz. (3141 g) in size Medium.
General Care, Washing & Maintenance
Care Standard: All SIMMS waders are built from a durable, breathable fabric, whether that is GORE-TEX® or Toray®; the care that should be taken remains exactly the same.
Drying Requirements: Waders should be thoroughly dried after each use, both inside and out. Simms understands that certain situations do not allow for time to fully dry between uses, but it is expected that this circumstance will contribute to a potential shorter lifespan.
Fabric Maintenance: Breathable fabrics are porous in nature and can collect dirt, oils from the skin, and other environmental substances. Regular cleaning of waders is a key contributor to their overall lifespan.
Washing Frequency: Depending on the total amount of days used, annual, bi-annual, or tri-annual washing is highly recommended.
Saltwater Exposure: Exposure to salt water or salt air requires special care: the waders must be rinsed thoroughly with fresh water and dried completely after each use.
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