Pro Hunter Light Mid GTX willow green - lightweight boots Gore-Tex membrane.

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Lightweight trekking boots made of cordura are great for hunting. The universal height of the boots, which is 8 inches, is excellent for longer hikes, even in high grasses. On the other hand, the Harkila Pro Hunter Light Mid boots are not high enough to block leg movement or compress it. The Pro Hunter Light Mid trekkibg boots have reinforcement all around to protect them from damage while walking. Manufacturer Harkila has equipped this boot model with a Vibram sole, which provides good grip and walking comfort.

The boots are worth impregnating to prolong their life and usefulness. The manufacturer recommends a spray impregnator that protects the material from dirt and dust penetration and creates a water-reflective coating on the surface.

To keep your shoes in good shape and looking good, take a look at our section PREPARATES FOR CARE OF CLOTHING AND SHOES.

Features of the Harkila Pro Hunter Light Mid GTX boots:

  • Gore-Tex membrane, which makes the boots waterproof.
  • Vibram sole- a top-notch sole that guarantees good grip on the ground and walking comfort.
  • Light weight.
  • Rubberized protection to prevent the boot from damage by stones, branches, frozen snow.
  • Boots recommended for: trekking, hunting, dog training, fishing, mountain hiking.
  • 2-year warranty
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  • Made in Europe
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  • Reference
    Harkila Buty Pro Hunter Light Mid GTX willow green 40
  • In stock
    1 Item
  • EAN13
    5714733615619

  • Colors:
    Willow green
  • Kod producenta:
    3001194
  • Technology:
    Cordura
    Gore-Tex® membrane
    Vibram sole
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