Army Surplus Desert Boots

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• • Side zip: a full-length zip beside the lacing, so the pair comes off in one movement at the end of a long day.
  • Ventilation eyelets: metal eyelets through the side of the forefoot let hot air out on a July exercise.
  • EVA insole: a shock-absorbing footbed fitted from new, so you are not shopping for insoles in the same week.
  • Suede and woven panels: suede over the toe and heel where boots scuff, lighter woven panels through the middle to keep them breathing.
  • Tab over the zip pull: a hook and loop tab closes over the top of the zip, so it cannot creep open or catch on trouser webbing.

  Army Surplus Desert Boots: Side-Zip Ankle Support for Dry Ground

  Desert boots earn their place on a British kit list in the dry months and on hard ground, and that is exactly the job these do. The Army Surplus Desert Boots take a high shaft for ankle support, a low block heel that keeps you steady on a loose descent, and a side zip so the pair comes off in one movement after a cadet weekend or a day on the range. The vent eyelets and the woven side panels move air through the boot, which counts for more than most people expect once the temperature climbs past twenty degrees. The sole is glued rather than stitched, standard at this end of the market, so keep them for dry ground, hard-packed trails and airsoft in July, and save something heavier for a wet Dartmoor weekend. Knock the dust off and dry them away from a radiator, and the suede stays supple instead of going hard at the toe.

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