PLEASE NOTE THE NEW EMAIL ADDRESS TO SUBMIT YOUR NAME FOR THE GIVEAWAY IS NOW tfmcontests@gmail.com.
KORKERS FISHERMAN'S MOC
I have been wearing a pair of the Korkers Fisherman's Moc for the past year and have only gotten called out once by someone at work for wearing my "slippers". Usually though I can slide right by the bosses unscathed and wearing them to dinner or church have been no problem either.
The Fisherman's Moc are made of a solid construction which rivals shoes from other high end companies. The upper is made with a waterproof Nubuck leather and sandwiched between the rubber Kling-On sole is a layer of felt which makes for a very comfortable shoe that has held up well to frequent wearings.
The Fisherman's Moc is priced at $80 and is a shoe for to and from the river, town, work, and anywhere else you can get by wearing your "slippers" in public.
WILLIAM JOSEPH TSUNAMI
I have been kicking around two William Joseph Tsunami gear bags since spring using them in the kayak and on boats trips as well as a few travel trips as well. The Tsunami is just the right size to hold fly boxes, tools, extras fly reels and camera lenses, drink bottle, food, and anything else that you'd want to carry with you for a day away.
The Tsunami is part of the William Joseph Storm Series and has sonically welded seams, water resistant zippers, and dividers which makes it a great bag for keeping gear dry and organized. With a price point at $100 it's well below similar type bags making it a great value as well.
THE GIVEAWAY
Up for grabs today are two pairs of Korkers Fisherman's Mocs and two William Joseph Tsunami gear bags.
To play please send an email to tfmcontests@gmail.com. You will receive an auto response email back to confirm your entry was received. Only one email per person please. All emails must be received by midnight tonight to qualify for this gear giveaway. Winners will be chosen by random number generator and will be announced tomorrow morning at the end of this post.
THE WINNERS
Over 600 emails were received yesterday for the giveaway and the winners of the Korkers Fisherman's Mocs are Philip Smith and Jim Bishop. The winners of the William Joseph Tsunami gear bags are Kim Thomas and Steven Hughes. Congrats.
KORKERS FISHERMAN'S MOC
I have been wearing a pair of the Korkers Fisherman's Moc for the past year and have only gotten called out once by someone at work for wearing my "slippers". Usually though I can slide right by the bosses unscathed and wearing them to dinner or church have been no problem either.
The Fisherman's Moc is priced at $80 and is a shoe for to and from the river, town, work, and anywhere else you can get by wearing your "slippers" in public.
WILLIAM JOSEPH TSUNAMI
I have been kicking around two William Joseph Tsunami gear bags since spring using them in the kayak and on boats trips as well as a few travel trips as well. The Tsunami is just the right size to hold fly boxes, tools, extras fly reels and camera lenses, drink bottle, food, and anything else that you'd want to carry with you for a day away.
The Tsunami is part of the William Joseph Storm Series and has sonically welded seams, water resistant zippers, and dividers which makes it a great bag for keeping gear dry and organized. With a price point at $100 it's well below similar type bags making it a great value as well.
THE GIVEAWAY
Up for grabs today are two pairs of Korkers Fisherman's Mocs and two William Joseph Tsunami gear bags.
To play please send an email to tfmcontests@gmail.com. You will receive an auto response email back to confirm your entry was received. Only one email per person please. All emails must be received by midnight tonight to qualify for this gear giveaway. Winners will be chosen by random number generator and will be announced tomorrow morning at the end of this post.
THE WINNERS
Over 600 emails were received yesterday for the giveaway and the winners of the Korkers Fisherman's Mocs are Philip Smith and Jim Bishop. The winners of the William Joseph Tsunami gear bags are Kim Thomas and Steven Hughes. Congrats.
2 comments:
Congrats to the winners!!
Unreal - I never win anything! Can't say that anymore - Thanks TFM!!! ~ Kim
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