Bridger 10" Insulated B-Dry Waterproof Winter Boots - Men's
Bridger 10" Insulated B-Dry Waterproof Winter Boots - Men's - 9.0 / Bark Brown is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Bridger 10" Insulated B-Dry Waterproof Winter Boots - Men's
Description
Description
The Bridger 10" Insulated B-Dry Waterproof is a high-cut boot designed to face winter with warmth, stability, and reliability. Its robust full-grain leather design, combined with high-performance insulation and the B-Dry waterproof membrane, makes it a solid ally for winter hikes as well as for everyday icy days.
Description
This 25 cm high boot effectively protects against cold and wet conditions thanks to generous Thinsulate insulation and a soft fleece lining. The waterproof nubuck leather, combined with the B-Dry membrane, keeps your feet dry while wicking away internal moisture. The midsole provides good cushioning and enhanced stability, while the Granite Peak Winter outsole is designed to grip on snow and ice.
Benefits
• Warm and efficient insulation for harsh winters.
• B-Dry membrane: dry feet, even in wet snow.
• High design for complete calf and ankle protection.
• Outsole suitable for icy and snowy terrain.
• Durable and resistant materials for prolonged use.
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