Hunting boots Demar RAPID BOA SR

Hunting boots designed for use on varied terrain, ideal for mountain trips and resistant to sudden changes in the weather. Colour: brown. Size: 40 - 47. Upper: waterproof leather - nubuck. Lining: spacer knit. Breathable membrane Waterproof System Demar LTX. Insole: removable, anatomically shaped. Sole: dual-density polyurethane. Construction: high upper made of waterproof nubuck leather, softly finished collar and tongue, spacer knit lining, breathable membrane Waterproof System Demar LTX, removable, anatomically shaped inner insole, BOA® fastening system, Kevlar midsole, dual-density polyurethane sole, moulded overlays on the toe, sides and heel. Use: professional footwear for hunters, foresters, anglers, outdoor, leisure, hobby, recreation. TECHNOLOGIA BOA® SYSTEM: An innovative solution that allows the footwear to be precisely fitted to the shape of the foot and gives it solid support. Easy to use and extremely quick to adjust. The system consists of three elements - a dial, lace guides and a lace (specially designed cables). Opening: pull the BOA® dial upwards to release the locking cables. Closing: put your foot into the boot, press the BOA® dial so that it returns to its place, turn the BOA® dial clockwise until the right fit is achieved. LTX SYSTEM - INNOVATIVE 3D LEATHER MEMBRANE TECHNOLOGY: This technology uses no sewing machines, so there are no seams through which water could penetrate. Using air and high temperature, the membrane is "heat-pressed" onto the leather on the inside of the upper. As a result, the upper is completely waterproof and water, even after penetrating the leather, does not get inside the boot. The great advantages of the LTX system are the lower weight of the footwear when soaked and easier, quicker drying of the footwear. PUR MATERIAL - THE MOST DURABLE BOND BETWEEN SOLE AND UPPER WITHOUT ADHESIVE: The polymer material PUR - reactive polyurethane - is a two-component material from which, after mixing in the right proportion, footwear soles are made. It is currently the most commonly used material in footwear production. Its great advantage is that its specific weight (density) can be modified, which allows soles to be made that are very light and at the same time highly resistant to abrasion and mechanical damage. It also has very good energy absorption properties, which benefits joint protection. Another valuable property of the material is that the sole can be bonded to the upper without the need for adhesives. KEVLAR-TYPE MIDSOLE: The boots have a Kevlar-type penetration-resistant midsole. This is a light and extremely strong polymer material, currently used in the form of fibres and fabrics in the production of many items, including protective helmets, bulletproof vests and skis.