Conklin, NY — Dryshod, the benchmark in performance waterproof footwear for outdoor recreation and occupational use, offers a lineup of hunting boots designed to meet the demands of different conditions when turkey hunting.
Stay cool in warm conditions with Dryshod’s Southland boot. Featuring WIXIT Cool-Cladä lining, this boot ensures all-day comfort by wicking away moisture and providing breathability. Its 100% waterproof design keeps feet dry even in dewy fields.
For those covering ground, the Dryshod Evalusion HI and Evalusion Hunt are built for high-endurance stealth hunting. The DUREVAâ outsole is nearly a pound lighter than Dryshod’s already lightweight boots, reducing fatigue while maintaining durability and traction. Like all Dryshod boots, they are 100% waterproof, ensuring hunters stay dry and comfortable through changing conditions.
The Dryshod Destroyer provides protection when navigating thick brush, brambles, rugged terrain, and snake-prone areas. It is designed with an adjustable gusset, ensuring personalized fit and added comfort. The 100% waterproof construction and WIXIT Cool-Cladä lining effectively keep feet comfortable and dry.
For more information on Dryshod’s turkey hunting lineup or to see the company’s full line of waterproof footwear, visit DryshodUSA.com.
About Dryshod
The team behind Dryshod was the first to develop the bootie-style neoprene-and-rubber boot category over 20 years ago. Now they have elevated protective footwear performance through the application of advanced materials, field-proven construction techniques, and purpose-built designs—all to ensure Dryshod consumers receive the highest quality, best performing, and most comfortable waterproof boots for any task or adventure. Dryshod’s mission is to provide farmers, hunters, outdoor enthusiasts, and anyone who works or plays in wet, sloppy, and cold conditions with the most durable, reliable and comfortable 100-percent waterproof footwear available. To learn more about the Dryshod Waterproof Footwear difference, visit DryshodUSA.com.
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