Mil-Tec Chimera Coyote Boots 39

An important detail in the military field and beyond is footwear. The quality of footwear directly influences the performance of the soldier. This aspect can also apply to actions meant to mimic military actions, such as long walks on unpaved roads or, why not, airsoft or paintball games. These games often take place in locations that are not exactly safe; former military units, institutions, or various abandoned buildings filled with dangers at every turn.

The Mil-Tec boots provide the necessary protection regardless of the situation. Even if the environmental temperature is high or low, these boots manage to maintain comfort for the lower limbs.

Exterior

The upper part is made from Nylon carefully processed. The front part is cut from a single piece to eliminate seams and joints that often give way after use. The lateral surfaces of the boot and the tongue are made from quality textile material. This is 1200 den woven nylon. This material is included in the design to promote the evacuation of excessive heat generated inside the boots. The tongue is thick to absorb potential mechanical shocks and is joined with the lateral sections to prevent the infiltration of water and cold air. The sole is made from soft rubber and is attached to the upper part through vulcanization.

Interior

One of the important aspects of this model of boots is the material used inside for insulation, namely Thinsulate. A material specially designed to maintain an optimal temperature regardless of weather conditions. The insoles can be removed for cleaning. They are made from soft foam, enhancing the comfort of the footbed. At the front of the boots and in the heel area, there are plastic reinforcements to prevent strong shocks that may affect the toes and heel.

Functionality

Each boot is secured to the foot with the help of a lace. The boots are equipped with 7 rows of eyelets for laces, of which the first 4 rows are reinforced eyelets with metal grommets and 3 rows with a movable ring for easy tightening of the lace.