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Exceptional breathability and lightweight performance for hot, arid, and topical climates. Made from rugged 1200D Cordura nylon and suede, the Taclite 8" Coyote Boot features air mesh panels, side vents, and perforated ankle padding for superior ventilation, plus an antibacterial and moisture-wicking lining to keep you dry. The TPU ankle stabilizer and CMEVA midsole provide stability, while rope tread, multi-directional traction lugs, and an oil- and slip-resistant outsole deliver enhanced traction and agility. All-day comfort, ventilated utility, and durability. Everything you need to perform in the heat. 5.11, Inc. creates superior products that enhance the safety, accuracy, speed and performance of law enforcement, military and firefighting professionals and sells these products under the registered trademarks, 5.11 Tactical, 5.11 Tactical Series, and other marks. Built on a foundation of durability, quality and value, 5.11, Inc. leads the industry in delivering functionally innovative gear, from head to toe.
Excels in hot and humid climates.
Moisture wicking, anti-bacterial.
1200D Cordura nylon.
Oil-resistant, silent outsole.
Perforated EVA foam padding at the ankle.
I got these boots so I would have appropriate footwear for a tactical training class, but these boots are so comfortable and light that I have found myself wearing them more often. Also, much easier to put on and take off than my heavier old hiking boots. They keep my feet a lot cooler too, so they have been really good for wearing during summer. The material feels nice but I do need to wear crew length socks while wearing these boots.I'm seriously considering also getting the waterproof ones too, as these are not waterproof (nor do they claim to be). I noticed the prices seem to fluctuate a bit so I'll have to watch it a bit.
