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Material -This tactical boots for men made of 1.6-1.8mm high quality Suede Leather with scratch-resistant Nylon fabric. It featured lightweight, breathable, comfortable, wear-resisting, water repellent, durable and flexible. Partial rubber toes effectively block water, oil and other stain. As long as you wipe it gently, the Free Soldier boots will return to original cleanlines
Rubber Sole -Shaft measures approximately 5.5" from arch, Heel is approx 1.5”. All terrain rubber outsole, great grip, non-slip and wear resistant. EVA midsole, lightweight keeping and supply excellent cushioning. FREE SOLDIER hiking boots for men feature ankle-high protection that wraps & supports the ankles. Strengthen Anti-collision toe and Shock absorber heel, offer you with lasting protection and comfort.
Unique Design -The military boots has padding around the collar and tongue for added comfort, breathable and protect the ankle. No matter be the liner of vamp, bootlace, upper or tongue, used the material of all sorts of quality of a material, decorative pattern, this mens work boots also brought new visual influence undoubtedly. Unique design, novel style, worth buying.
Upgrade Details -Fully padded tongue with lace loop, it can effectively resist the dirt and sand, offering the all-day clean. High quality nylon lace with metal hole for quick & easy lacing, not easy loose. Shock Absorbent boots insoles of this tactical boots perform well in moisture control, sweat absorption, removability and breathability.
Outstanding Quality -boots tactical hunting boots for men apply to heavy duty operating, tactical, cycling, motorcycle,
military, combat, hunting, fishing, climbing, hiking, working, outdoor adventure etc.
