Mil-Tec Tactical Side Zip Boots - Black, US 6

Description

Medium-high boot with side zippers. Made from leather and Cordura with a Thinsulate lining. The size chart on the box is also not to be trusted. Medium-high boot with side zippers. Made from leather and Cordura with a Thinsulate lining. Note about the zippers: when you don the boot, open the zipper all the way before sticking your foot in. Failing to do so will cause enormous strain on the zipper. Material leather and 1200 Denier nylon, the tongue is padded The black version is made from "regular" leather, the tan version from suede Thinsulate lining for a bit of warmth and a lot of comfort Speedlace system on the shaft, the lower eyelets are the normal type YKK-zipper on the side, secured with a velcro tab Rubber sole, reinforced in the nose and heel with stitching These are not exactly waterproof, but breathe quite well. Waterproofing can be done by spraying the boots with a suitable agent, but the zipper will leak if submerged. For the fit you can take the insole from a shoe you already own and measure the length. You'll be seeking the maximum length (most likely a bit diagonal) and if there's a heel cup, leave it as is. The size chart on the box is also not to be trusted. Factory new, made by Mil-Tec. Waterproofing can be done by spraying the boots with a suitable agent, but the zipper will leak if submerged. For the best fit you can take the insole from a shoe you already own and measure the length. Factory new, made by Mil-Tec.

Key Features

• For the fit you can take the insole from a shoe you already own and measure the length.
• Note about the zippers: when you don the boot, open the zipper all the way before sticking your foot in.
• Made from leather and Cordura with a Thinsulate lining.
• Material leather and 1200 Denier nylon, the tongue is padded The black version is made from "regular" leather, the tan version from suede Thinsulate lining for a bit of warmth and a lot of comfort Speedlace system on the shaft, the lower.
• Factory new, made by Mil-Tec.
• Failing to do so will cause enormous strain on the zipper.