HOT ! UA Charged Kilchis BTH | Men\'s Fishing & Boat Shoes | BlacktipH

UA Charged Kilchis BTH: Professional-Grade Fishing & Boat Shoes

The UA Charged Kilchis BTH is built for the angler who refuses to be slowed down by heavy, waterlogged gear. Engineered for the BlacktipH lifestyle, these hybrid fishing shoes combine the comfort of a sneaker with the drainage of a technical water shoe, making them the ultimate choice for offshore, inshore, and coastal adventures.

Elite Traction for Wet Decks

Safety on a wet boat deck is non-negotiable. The Kilchis BTH features a high-traction, non-marking rubber outsole designed to provide a \"sticky\" grip on fiberglass, gelcoat, and slick docks. Whether you are bracing for a strike or cleaning the catch, these non-slip boat shoes keep your footing secure without leaving scuffs.

Technical Features & Benefits:

• 
  

  Charged Cushioning: A specialized midsole that absorbs impact and converts it into responsive comfort—perfect for standing on a moving deck for 8+ hours.

  
  


• 
  

  Rapid-Dry Synthetic Upper: The breathable mesh is salt-resistant and highly durable, ensuring your shoes dry out quickly once the spray settles.

  
  


• 
  

  Integrated Drainage System: Large ports in the midsole and outsole allow water to escape instantly, preventing that heavy \"sloshing\" feeling common with standard sneakers.

  
  


• 
  

  BTH Edition Design: A sleek, low-profile silhouette that looks as good at the marina as it performs on the water.

  
  

Why the Kilchis BTH?

Traditional footwear can’t handle the salt and constant soak-and-dry cycles of serious angling. The UA Charged Kilchis is built to breathe, drain, and grip. It is the perfect balance of lightweight agility and rugged durability, designed for those who demand the highest performance from their gear.

Style #:  6014035-001

How to Measure

FOOT:We start with the true foot, which means we measure from heel to toe. That measurement (in centimeters) is then translated into our standard sizes.

To find your foot measurement closely trace your entire foot onto a piece of paper and measure from heel to toe. If your measurement is between chart numbers, we recommend sizing up.

Size Chart