RedHead® All-Season Classic II Zip-On Insulated Waterproof Rubber Boots for Men

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The best value in all-weather footwear—PERIOD! 3.5mm neoprene liner makes this boot lighter and more comfortable, while the rugged suede leather upper and 100% waterproof rubber shell ward off the elements. Tough calender outsole ensures superior traction and durability, 200 gram Thinsulate™ Insulation and warm flannel plaid lining bump up the warmth factor. Removable antimicrobial insole. Snug, above-the-ankle fit for maximum support. The RedHead® All-Season Classic II Zip-On Insulated Boots for Men feature a convenient front-zip design--step, zip, and go. Try a pair today! Color: Dark Brown. [Read More]

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Dos the 200-gram Thinsulate insulation extend down into the entire foot area--including toes--or is it only above the ankle?

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The description says there is both 3.5 mm neoprene and 220-gram Thinsulate insulation. I would like to know for sure exactly how much and what type of insulation is in the toe area. Thanks for your help!!

1 year, 3 months ago

RicksThrone

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The whole area.

5 months, 2 weeks ago

Equineguy

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my husband wears a 101/2 and this boot come in whole sizes what would the be the best size to purchase?

2 years, 1 month ago

susiek

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I wear a 10 1/2 but I like the extra room for wool socks. My feet get extremely cold in the winter so I like the extra size.

5 months, 2 weeks ago

Equineguy

- Nebraska

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I have the clog version of this shoe and they run larger than normal. If in between go down unless the plan is to wear extra thick sox most of the time.

1 year, 2 months ago

topr

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