Danner Women's 67371 Arctic 600 Chelsea 5" Waterproof 200G Hiking Boot, Black - 8.5 M
| SKU | 888 B07NPT3VLN US |
| Category | Boots |
| Brand | Danner |
| Size | 8.5 |
| In Stock | |
| Condition | Fulfilled by Amazon |
| Shipping Cost | $1.00 per unit |
| Est. Az Price | $189.99 |
| MSRP | $216.99 |
| UPC | 612631969792, 612632377438 |
| GTIN | n/a |
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| Estimated Az Buy Box: * | $189.99 |
| Az sales rank: | 2754 |
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| ASIN: | B07NPT3VLN |
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Additional Details
- Danner Dry waterproof protection
- Cushioning open-cell OrthoLite footbed
- Vibram SPE midsole for maximum rebound, comfort and support
- Nylon shank
- TPU heel frame to enhance support and stability
- Vibram Nisqually Arctic Grip outsole with Arctic Grip technology offers superior grip on wet and dry surfaces
- Material: Thermoplastic Polyurethane
COMMAND THE CONDITIONS
The Arctic 600 is the answer for winter adventures—both on and off the trail. Comfort won’t be a question with the ultra-cushy Vibram SPE midsole. The Vibram Nisqually Arctic Grip outsole provides the tech you need for traction on snow and ice. And matched with 200G of PrimaLoft insulation and Danner Dry waterproof protection, the Arctic 600 will help you stay on the trails throughout the winter, while keeping your feet warm and dry.
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