Reima Winter Boots - Tec - Half - Black
[OD576]
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Winter boots from Reima
Winter boots from Reima in black with light brown and beige details with logo on the outside and reflective details.
The Reima winter boots have a mid-height shaft, which is adjusted at the front with an elasticband and a buckle, and at the top there is a Velcro strap. The Winter boots have a reinforced heel cap and a practical strap at the back. The inside has a fleece lining and faux wool, and at the bottom there are removable insoles. The Winter boots have lightweight outsoles with a rough tread pattern under the bottom, which ensures good footing on wet and slippery surfaces. The Winter boots are designed with Rolling Steps, which provides a comfortable feeling when walking and running.
Reima winter boots are designed with reimaTec, which makes them waterproof, breathable, windproof and insulating against cold down to -20°C.
| Size | Internal measurements in cm: |
|---|---|
| 28 | 18,1 |
| 29 | 18,5 |
Note: Measurements are approximate and may vary by a few millimeters.
1-1.5 cm growth allowance is recommended.
Style: 5400166B, Colour: 9990
Features
- Shoe closure:
- Velcro, Elastic/buckle
- Heel counter:
- Reinforced
- Pattern:
- Logo
- Water Repellent:
- Yes
- Windproof:
- Yes
Made of
- Exterior:
- Textile, Other material
- Inside:
- Other material
- Outsole:
- Other material
- Item no.:
- OD576
- Status:
- In stock
- MPN:
- 5400166B-9990
- Brand:
- Reima
- Colour code:
- 9990
- Type:
- Winter Boots
- Colour:
- Black
- Collection:
- Reima AW26
All our prices are automatically calculated from the Danish price and converted to another currency - therefore you may experience small inequalities.
We adjust prices according to exchange rates regularly to avoid large fluctuations.
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