Tronixpro Snug Boots
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£39.99
About the product
- Warm and comfortable ‘Winter’ boots
- Removable 3M Thinsulate insulation for maximum heat retention
- Quick fasten system, so the boot can be put on quicker than with lacing
- Draw cord to retain heat and stop debris getting into the boot
- The lower boot is hard wearing, waterproof rubber for good foot protection
- Grippy sole for a wide variety of terrain such as sand, mud, shingle, and rocks.
Tronixpro Snug Boots, a boot that will keep your feet warm, whatever the weather!
The Tronixpro Snug Boots features a removable boot liner that is made from 3M Thinsulate insulation. This insulation has smaller fibres than other insulation types, so we can pack more insulation into the same space. It’s also durable, so it won’t get packed down overtime, retaining its heat retention and moisture wicking properties for longer.
A quick fasten system allows the Tronixpro Snug Boots to be secured quicker than lacing. The top of the boot features a draw cord, allowing you to secure the boot further and to stop heat escaping from your feet. It also stops sand and even snow from entering the boot. The top of the boot is soft, so it can be put on quickly and easily and is water-resistant.
The lower part of the Tronixpro Snug Boots is made from a hard-wearing rubber and is waterproof. The boot has a grippy sole, perfect for sand, shingle, and rocks. The lower part of the boot is stiff, giving your feet good protection on various terrain.
About the product
- Warm and comfortable ‘Winter’ boots
- Removable 3M Thinsulate insulation for maximum heat retention
- Quick fasten system, so the boot can be put on quicker than with lacing
- Draw cord to retain heat and stop debris getting into the boot
- The lower boot is hard wearing, waterproof rubber for good foot protection
- Grippy sole for a wide variety of terrain such as sand, mud, shingle, and rocks.
