About this product
This Battle Ops tactical boot provides lightweight protection from the elements, quality, function and comfort at an excellent value. Being a taller 8-inch boot with a fiberglass shank laying beneath, your foot will be supported from all sides. This not only helps to protect against potential ankle injuries but reduces overall foot muscle fatigue that is the most common cause of sore feet. A waterproof breathable membrane runs throughout this tactical boot in order to keep you dry without causing you to overheat. The high quality YKK zipper is gusseted to maintain waterproofing and allows you to quickly and easily put your boots on and take them off without touching the laces.
From tough, polishable black leather to a durable rubber outsole, this Battle Ops tactical boot is just as ready for inspection as it is for battle. If your job or life ever need it, this soft toe tac boot even meets the ASTM F2892-17 rating for electric hazard protection.
This boot has a variety of comfort features that allow it to be fully approved by the American Podiatric Medical Association. Firstly, it features a unique multi-fit system that allows it to fit both medium and wide feet by using the provided variable fit footbeds. On top of that, The comfort pods in the heel give you a secure, locked-down fit, enhanced stability and cushioning. The EVA midsole absorbs shock and provides cushion with every step.
Battle Ops 8-inch Waterproof Side-Zip Tactical Boot Features:
- Size type: men's
- Variable fit system to fit medium and wide feet
- Polishable toe
- Waterproof breathable membrane
- Soft toe
- Electric Hazard (EH) protection
- EVA midsole for comfort
- Heel comfort pods for a better fit
- Removable footbed
- Slip-resistant rubber outsole
- Approved by the American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA)
- YKK side zip entry
Description supplied by Harry's Army Surplus through its current Shopify listing. Product, performance, and health claims are the seller’s and have not been independently verified by StorkScout.
