This collab wasn’t built to look good leaning against a rail.
It was built for long days outside, bad weather rolling in early, and decks that don’t forgive
mistakes. Xtratuf earned its reputation the hard way — keeping Alaskan fishermen on their feet
when ice, cold, and chaos were just part of the job. Salty Crew came up in the same grind —
chasing tides, working offshore, and living by the rule that your gear better pull its weight.
This deck boot is where that shared mindset meets.
Born on deck, built like real outdoor equipment. Waterproof protection that holds when the
weather turns sideways. Slip resistance you can trust on wet steel, slime, mud, and everything
in between. Enough insulation and support to take the sting out of cold mornings, long hauls,
and miles spent standing when quitting isn’t an option.
For Xtratuf, the deck boot has always been survival gear — not a trend, not a fashion call. For
Salty Crew, it’s about the crews who live outside, push past comfort, and treat the elements
like part of the job description. This collaboration is for those who don’t care what the forecast
says, because they’re going anyway.
No shortcuts. No soft edges. Just hard-wearing gear built for deck, dock, dirt, and wherever
the work — or the next mission — leads.
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About Xtratuf
Over 50 years ago, a boot arrived in Alaska, as rugged and real as the people who live and work
there. Like Alaska’s people, those boots did their job no matter what the conditions.
XTRATUF is built for the worst, so you perform your best. Keeps you upright, safe and moving
forward in places where you feel most alive.
Alaska Proven. Built For All.
