Product Details
- Size: Large
- Color: Green Sage
- Brand: Wellco
- Fabric type: Canvas
Features
- Official US Military Air Force Extreme Cold Weather Boots by Wellco
- SIZING INFO: 8-9 (Medium), 9.5-10.5 (Large), 11-12 (XL)
- Fire resistant, water repellent, and water resistant upper
- Rubber heel and sole
- 2 wool insoles are included
US Military Army Extreme Cold Weather Snow Combat Boots Shoe WellCo 81349 New (Large)
Product Description
Official US Military Air Force Extreme Cold Weather Boots. Fire resistant, water repellent, and water resistant upper. Rubber heel and sole. Tread surface: cleated. Fastening method: lacing and slide fastener. 20" Height. 2 wool insoles are included.
SIZING INFO: 8-9 (Medium), 9.5-10.5 (Large), 11-12 (XL)
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
By john
They don't tell you there are no wool liners with the boots, they are worthless without them. DON'T BUY they can't be used without the wool inner boot. They should tell you they don't have the liners.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By RDPS
As another reviewer noted, these boots come without a liner. I had mine issued to me by the US Army while in Alaska between 2008-2011. My liners were Sorell wool liners that were almost 1/2" thick. Sure, the boots by themselves are thin, but it's the sole that makes all the difference. It is made of a very gummy type of rubber that stays extremely soft even in sub zero freezing temperatures. I am talking about -30 to -50 Fahrenheit. Even on glare ice these boots provided adequate traction, provided you didn't try to run. On snow and rough ice the traction was excellent. The boot is tall so that it may be laced over pants, and as such provide excellent protection against brush and twigs, as well as snow entering the top of the boot. If you are looking for a boot that excels in extremely cold environments, get the Mukluk. Just don't forget to get the wool liners. The Sorell ones were great.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By suzmomrn
My husband was issued these in the Air Force in 1979. They finally wore out and he wanted a new pair desperately but couldn't find them in any army navy store. Bingo! Found them quickly on Amazon. Ordered them as a surprise and made him a happy man.
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