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THE NORTH FACE Men's Larimer Mid Waterproof Boot, Khaki Stone/New Taupe Green, 13
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THE NORTH FACE Men's Larimer Mid Waterproof Features
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ADVENTURE READY. This sneaker-inspired, waterproof boot is lightweight, versatile and insulated with Heatseeker Eco to comfortably see you through the coldest winters.
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WATERPROOF DURABILITY. These boots are constructed with our patented DryVent waterproof membrane so you can explore in wet weather with confidence.
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RECYCLED INSULATION. Take on the cold with superior warmth and recycled materials. With 100 grams of Heatseeker Eco insulation, you'll easily stay warm — even in wet weather.
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COMFORT & SUPPORT. Never Stop Exploring with features that help you go further — experience cushy comfort with a molded-EVA midsole, ankle support with a padded upper and an eco-friendly OrthoLite sockliner that's cooler and drier for your feet
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SURFACE CONTROL. Explore confidently in a high-traction outsole that's optimized for winter conditions and delivers surefooted confidence on any terrain. From peak to peak, you'll love staying grounded and maintaining traction on winter expeditions.
About THE NORTH FACE Men's Larimer Mid Waterproof
Description This sneaker-inspired, waterproof boot is lightweight, versatile and insulated with Heatseeker Eco to comfortably see you through cold winters. This lace-up boot features a leather and textile upper, textile lining, removable textile insole, and padded tongue and collar for added support and comfort. Round toe silhouette. OrthoLite sockliner. DryVent waterproof membrane keeps out the wet elements while still providing a breathable foot environment. Pull tab in back for easy on and off access. Branding on tongue and heel counter. SURFACE CTRL synthetic outsole is optimized for winter conditions.
