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Muck Arctic Sport ll Extreme Conditions Tall Rubber Women's Winter Boots Arctic Sport II Tall,Total Eclipse/Spruce,8 M US
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Muck Arctic Sport ll Extreme Conditions Tall Rubber Features
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5 mm neoprene provides comfort and flexibility, along with excellent waterproofing, shock absorption and heat retention properties; adjusts to the contours of your foot to resist blisters and chafing
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High-grade extended rubber exterior provides extra toughness and makes for a 100% waterproof winter boot; pull tab for easy on/off
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Fleece lining is soft for enhanced comfort, durable for long wear, and provides exceptional warmth in frigid environments; comfort rated from -40 °F to 40 °F (-40°C to 4°C)
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Women’s last is specially designed to support the female foot; 16-inch height offers maximum protection from the elements
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Comfort insole supports and cushions feet; slip-resistant, rugged outsole offers durability and traction on slick surfaces
About Muck Arctic Sport Ll Extreme Conditions Tall Rubber
Warm and stylish, Muck Arctic Sport ll Extreme Conditions Tall Rubber Women's Winter Boots can take you from the city streets to the mountains with ease. These 100% waterproof winter boots feature a 5 mm neoprene bootie which absorbs impacts, retains heat and flexes with your feet as you walk. Equipped with a fleece lining for a comfort rating of -40 °F/-40 °C, these tall insulated boots also have an extended rubber exterior for extra protection from rain, slush and snow. On the inside, a women's last and comfort insole supports and cushions your feet without adding extra weight. An aggressive outsole grips slick surfaces to help prevent slips and falls. These women's snow boots will pair effortlessly with outerwear in any color or style.
