Got my new breathable caddis northern guide waders coming in the mail today to keep me dry during these colder months. No shoes yet and would like opinions.. It will be mainly used in my yak & I have no real plans to be river wading in them at the moment.. after some searching I've settle on river sandal or water booties thinking the boots might be bulky and unnecessary.. Thoughts? Opinions? Thanks in Advance!

I like sandals, like Tevas. I have a Teva like pair I got from Wally that have served me for many years. Get a pair that will fit over the extra material. I use the same rule of thumb of 1 size up as you do with wading boots. I also will use wading boots when it is really cold.

I use Crocs or booties depending upon the ground surface

+1 same here.  I got my Crocs two sizes larger than my shoe size.  Plus they are cheap.

I got my mine bigger too and they float if they happen to fall off.

If you want your waders to last don't use sandals,low shoes or Crocs you will get sand and rocks in them and wear holes in them unless you use a concrete ramp. Dive booties or flats wading boots that match up with the gravel guards on the waders.

http://www.colgardsports.com/product/caddis-caddis-ca8905s-8-northern-guide-271418-1.htm?variations=2154164

If you want your waders to last don't use sandals,low shoes or Crocs you will get sand and rocks in them and wear holes in them unless you use a concrete ramp. Dive booties or flats wading boots that match up with the gravel guards on the waders.

http://www.colgardsports.com/product/caddis-caddis-ca8905s-8-northern-guide-271418-1.htm?variations=2154164

  I like the price on those Mike. I was looking for something to use over my waders for freshwater. LS soon

This post made me go and try on my neoprene booties over my stockingfoot waders I use for freshwater kayak fishing and low and behold.  Thank you NCKA. Duh!

Hey, I never claimed to be smart.