Sappland For Chukka Waterproof Omni-Heat Infinity 【Condition】 Brand new, unused 【Size】 27.0cm 【Color】 BLACK/NOIR ■ Sappland Series A further evolved chukka boot from the Sappland series, which exhibits excellent grip on snowy and icy roads. The upper, made of durable Cordura fabric, is waterproof, preventing the entry of rain and snow. The unique thermal reflective insulation used in the lining provides a warm and comfortable fit even in midwinter. This season, the cushioning has been enhanced by increasing the thickness of the midsole. Furthermore, the outsole, which is the biggest feature of this series, uses Vibram's original sole, which is strong on icy surfaces, and has the most pods ever, with 12 pods covering the toes and heels. In addition, the pods slightly protrude, improving the grip performance of the entire sole of the foot more than ever before. The rubber part has also been updated to Vibram "Traction Lug," which features fine protrusions, achieving stable walking and high traction regardless of road conditions. 【Features】 ・Columbia's unique thermal reflective insulation "Omni-Heat Infinity" ・Waterproof ・"Ortholite" insole for comfortable wear even for long periods of time ・Vibram "Arctic Grip Orteline" developed for safe walking in severe conditions with snow and ice ・Vibram "Traction Lug" that provides stable walking and high traction ・Authentic chukka boot ・Upper material made of Cordura fabric with excellent abrasion resistance and durability ・Speed lace system that makes it easy to adjust the fit even with gloves on ・Inside zipper for easy on and off ・Soft and comfortable fit ・Hard rubber protection parts that cover and protect the toes more widely ・This season, the cushioning has been enhanced with a thicker midsole ・This season, the grip performance of the entire sole of the foot has been improved more than ever before by placing the most pods ever, with 12 pods on the outsole ・Recommended for winter season outdoor activities, everyday use, business, and travel to snow areas Color: Black系 (Black-based)