I have been stomping around the rocky shoreline of the northeast with Korkers of one sort or another on my feet for about as long as I can remember. They’ve become so much a part of my surf fishing arsenal that I consider them just as important as a rod and reel at times. From the original studded sandals which attach right over a pair of boots, to the current line-up of Korkers’ own original design boots which feature an interchangeable and modifiable sole system with the OmniTrax v3.0 soles, they have a wide variety of options to fit your year-round fishing needs regardless of where they take you.
Added into the OmniTrax v3.0 sole family, originally released at ICAST 2017, the all-new Triple Threat Soles provide almost endlessly-customizable spike, bar and hex disc traction configurations for the ultimate in grip and footing. The Triple Threat Soles are made from a sticky rubber outsole with over-molded stainless steel receptacles to accept Korkers’ proprietary bolt-on traction enhancement system. While the debate about the effectiveness of felt vs. rubber wages on, the Triple Threat Sole is an eco-friendly solution that actually works.
Three years in the making, Korkers rigorously tested different combinations of both soft aluminum as well as extremely hard carbide spikes for the best all-around grip. As anyone who has tried these different materials to gain grip on slippery rocky surfaces will tell you, there is no single best solution so Korkers Triple Threat Soles offer the ability to combine both options into the perfect sole for where and how you fish.
Triple Threat Soles come in three complete sole grip options—Aluminum Bar Sole, Carbide Spike Sole and Aluminum Hex Disc Sole—and accessory kits with spikes, discs and aluminum bars are also each sold separately to fully meet your needs.
MSRP: $59.99 Aluminum Bar Sole, $59.99 Carbide Spike Sole, $59.99 Aluminum Hex Disc Sole, $29.99 10 Aluminum Bar Pack, $29.99 40 Aluminum Hex Disc Pack, and $29.99 40 Carbide Spike Pack.
