Simms Pro Wading Staff by Simms
Simms Pro Wading Staff by Simms
Simms Pro Wading Staff by Simms
Simms Pro Wading Staff by Simms
Simms Pro Wading Staff by Simms
Simms Pro Wading Staff by Simms

Simms Pro Wading Staff gives you rapid, one-handed deployment on the water or trail. The hybrid carbon-fiber and aluminum construction is stiff and resilient for demanding conditions. It is designed to ride with you from shore to stream, delivering a balanced feel and deliberate action.

Adjustable length from 47 to 56 inches (120–140 cm) via an integrated flick-lock mechanism, with a collapsed length of 17.5 inches (45 cm) for compact transport.

The Cork/EVA composite handle provides all-day comfort, while a built-in wrist strap, retractor, and compression molded sheath keep the staff secure when not in use.

  • One-handed deployment mechanism for fast readiness on river or trail
  • Hybrid carbon-fiber and aluminum construction for stiffness and durability
  • Adjustable length 47–56 inches (120–140 cm) with flick-lock
  • Collapsed length 17.5 inches (45 cm) for easy packing
  • Cork/EVA composite handle for all-day comfort
  • Includes wrist strap, retractor, and compression molded sheath
  • Integrated carbide tip for in-river grip; removable rubber tip

Simms Pro Wading Staff

By Simms
$229.95
In stock. Ships immediately or available for in-store pickup.
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Tyson C.
Terrible design for the Pro Carbon version

In Simms' attempt to make this a "one handed" design, they put zero thought into the stress of the internal cable when folding it. There is NO way to take the pressure off of the spring loaded cable when collapsing the staff. After a few times using this, I expect it will start to fray the plastic sheath around the cable. I don't expect to get more than 1 year (maybe 20-30 uses) out of it before the cable breaks. Worthless junk.

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John C.

While the staff is lightweight and adjustable, it is not apparent how to collapse and fold up the staff. And I am amused by the description of single hand deployment of the staff which I have not been able to accomplish. My efforts to find guidance on line from Simms have also been unsuccessful.