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| Model No. : | JX-65 |
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Wenzhou Leison E&T Co., Ltd.
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Tactical Boots
Our military boots are made of cowhide full grain leather and Cordura with injection molding or cemented technology. High performance of the boots are suitable for any time either in hot summer or cold winter, and also can wear to anywhere, such as desert, jungle, etc.
This kind tactical boots, both sides of the upper part are with soft pads, which protects the foot from sports or activities. The toe and ankle parts are padded with reinforced and advanced lining, so that the foot is completely protected.
The outsole is anti-slip, anti-abrasion. The insole is breathable which can be wear for long time without flashing up odor.
Different functions can be added: Such as waterproof, flame retardant, anti-splash, insulation, etc.
Our military boots are made of cowhide full grain leather and Cordura with injection molding or cemented technology. High performance of the boots are suitable for any time either in hot summer or cold winter, and also can wear to anywhere, such as desert, jungle, etc.
This kind tactical boots, both sides of the upper part are with soft pads, which protects the foot from sports or activities. The toe and ankle parts are padded with reinforced and advanced lining, so that the foot is completely protected.
The outsole is anti-slip, anti-abrasion. The insole is breathable which can be wear for long time without flashing up odor.
Different functions can be added: Such as waterproof, flame retardant, anti-splash, insulation, etc.
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