AQUA, GORE-TEX MID CUT
Upper material of full grain leather, alumininum toe cap and lined with GORE-TEX® membrane. HFC© shock absorbing for optimal comfort. Heat resistant rubber outsole with polyurethane wedge. Intergrated soft penetration resistance mid layer.
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