Bogs
Buy new: $60.98 - $99.00
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Men's Bogs Roper Boots keep you warm and dry down to - 20 degrees F , great western - inspired style! Cold, wet feet getting in the way of your work? Here's the fix. Born in the sopping bogs of Washington Bogs Roper boots are guaranteed to keep your feet 100% dry in chilly, wet conditions. The Durable neoprene style upper shuts out water, insulates your feet in a trim, hugging fit that no traditional rubber boot can match. Even better, this model blends in a little of the western styling you love. Details: 100% waterproof and warm... comfort rated from +60 degrees F to -20 degrees F; Seamless 4-way stretch booty design eliminates friction points for blister free wear; Lug design blown rubber outsole is non-slip, non-marking wear; European last is form fitting wont slip and cause blisters; Ortholite cushion insole is breathable, anti-fungal and odor resistant; Each approx. 30 ozs., 13 h.; So comfortable and dry you'll find yourself looking forward to sloppy weather. State Size. Order Today! Men's Bogs Roper BootsGear up for the worst weather with this rugged, waterproof boot. The Roper from Bogs Footwear protects your foot with a 100 percent waterproof rubber outer with convenient handle slots for an easy on/off. Inside the Roper a 7-millimeter neoprene liner features an antifungal and odor-resistant sock liner to keep your foot comfortable and dry. Even at -40 degrees, in this heavy duty boot you'll stay warm and ready to face the toughest storms nature throws your way.Gear up for the worst conditions with this rugged, waterproof boot. The Roper from Bogs Footwear will protect your foot with waterproof neoprene and rubber, and has convenient handles for an easy on/off. Inside are a 7mm neoprene liner and an antifungal and odor-resistant sockliner to keep your foot comfortable and dry. Even at -40 degrees, in this heavy duty boot you'll stay warm and ready to face the toughest weather. Read more
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