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    Our Warranty

    At Simms, we stand behind everything we make. If your Simms product fails due to workmanship or material defect during the life of the product, please return it to us for repair or replacement. This warranty does not cover damages caused by improper care, accidents or the natural breakdown of materials over extended use and time. All defective or damaged products should be returned to Simms for evaluation and will be repaired or replaced at the discretion of Simms Fishing Products.


    How Do I Get My Simms Gear Fixed?

    To submit any of our gear to our Repair Center, click here to begin the repair process. Typical turnaround time for repairs (with shipping) is about two (3) weeks, but may be longer during periods of high volume.

    When you are returning product back to Simms for repair or warranty service, please make sure the items are clean and dry we may refuse the product depending on how unclean it is. Also, empty pockets or remove any items that you want to keep - before you return the product to Simms. If you are using removable studs (i.e. HardBite Studs or Star Cleats) and are returning your boots to Simms, please remove them before sending the boots back. Finally, due to the number of repair returns that we receive, all boxes that we receive repairs are recycled immediately. If you want to keep the box that came with your waders & boots, please don't use that box to send product to Simms.

    Ready to begin?

    Start a Repair

     

    Questions?

    Reach the Repair Department directly at 1-800-217-4667

     

    Links

    Boot cleat patterns for Star Cleats™ and HardBite™ Studs.

    Certified Vibram® Resoling Resources across the U.S.

     

    Repair Videos

     

    How to fix small tears in your waders

    Repairing pinholes in your waders

    How to check your waders for seam or pinhole leaks

    How to apply Revivex to your waders

    How to clean your waders

    How to dry and store your waders

    How to tell if your waders are worn out