Castle X Men's Barrier Boot Size 8 on 2040-parts.com
Ripon, Wisconsin, United States
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New & Un-used men's Castle Barrier snow boots used as a rep sample. Retail price is $169.99. Boots run about a 1 size big. INSULATION: 3-Layer Merino wool blend insulation with wicking air mesh and perforated air trap foam. Castle Cold Shield Technology: removable insole, wicking wool blend with metallic heat reflecting layer WATERPROOFING: 1000D nylon upper with Armstrong PU coated leather. Castle DRY-X waterproof membrane |
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