Built for Rivers, Streams, and Everywhere In Between
Danner's first boots may have been built for loggers, but today they make footwear for every challenge the Pacific Northwest has to offer — including glacier-fed rivers, lazy streams, and crystalline lakes. Durable and quick-drying, the Rivercomber is built for stream crossings and river floats, canyoneering and Class III rapids, so you can feel confident putting in and paddling out to parts unknown.
Key Features of the Danner Rivercomber 3" (Men's)
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Cordura® Knit Upper: A knit upper constructed entirely from breathable, abrasion-resistant Cordura.
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Removable OrthoLite® Footbed: Multiple layers of varying density for maximum cushioning and support, made of open-cell polyurethane for better heat dissipation and air circulation.
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Danner® PlyoGo Midsole: Quick-drying construction with a drainable, ultra-lightweight EVA midsole for excellent cushioning with optimal weight savings.
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Vibram® Rivercomber Outsole: A non-marking outsole using Vibram's Wavegrip technology to direct water away from the foot for ultimate grip on wet surfaces.
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Quick-Drying & Drainable: A drainable midsole and quick-drying construction built for wet environments.
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DT6.4MM Last: An evolution of the fit from Danner's popular Trail 2650, with a minimal 4mm heel-to-toe offset for a more natural feel underfoot and slightly more width in the forefoot for added stability.
Why Choose the Danner Rivercomber 3" (Men's)?
If you want a shoe built specifically to get wet and dry out fast, this is it. The Vibram Wavegrip outsole, drainable PlyoGo midsole, and Cordura knit upper come together in a shoe made for river floats, stream crossings, and everything in between.
Similar Styles to Consider
Looking for a women's fit? See the Women's Rivercomber 3" (63309).
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this shoe waterproof?
No. It's built to get wet and dry out fast instead, with a drainable midsole and quick-drying Cordura upper rather than a waterproof barrier.
What is Vibram Wavegrip technology?
It's a non-marking outsole design that directs water away from the foot, built for ultimate grip on wet, slippery surfaces.
What is this shoe built for?
Stream crossings, river floats, canyoneering, and Class III rapids — anywhere you need reliable footing that dries out fast after getting soaked.
Does this shoe fit like the Trail 2650?
It's built on the DT6.4MM last, an evolution of the Trail 2650 fit with a more minimal heel-to-toe offset and slightly more forefoot width for stability.
