Aigle Unisex Parcours 2 ISO Open Zip Wellington Boot Bronze

Aigle

Aigle Unisex Parcours 2 ISO Open Zip Wellington Boot Bronze

£249.00

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Aigle Unisex Parcours 2 ISO Open Zip Wellington Boot Bronze

The first anti-fatigue boots that protect from the cold and are easy to put on.

With its tri-density rubber sole and shock-absorbing cushion, the Parcours 2 boot has been offering exceptional comfort since 2012, allowing you to walk further without getting tired

Designed for professionals and those who work on the land, these rugged technical boots are suitable for professional and long-term use.

Neoprene® insulated lining

- Self-cleaning lugged outsole

- Grip and traction

- Zipper on the side to put on and take off the shoes easily

Composition

Upper: Mainly natural rubber. Lining: 100% Chloroprène rubber Outsole: Rubber.

Care Guide

- Wash the boots in clear or mild soapy water after each use (Neutral pH).
- Wipe the boots using a lint-free cloth.
- A few times a year, or more often if you wear your boots daily, apply a squirt of Swipol to treat the rubber and allow it to regain its original appearance.
- After cleaning your boots, keep them in the dark in an upright position away from any sources of heat.
- Use a colourless shoe sponge to clean and polish your shoes and boots.Discover the boot care guide here.

For this model and size the measurements are as follows:

Find your match: - Aigle Unisex Parcours 2 ISO Open Zip Wellington Boot Bronze

Size FR	Size DE	Size UK	Size US
39	39	5½	6
40	40	6½	7
41	41	7½	8
42	42	8	8½
43	43	9	9½
44	44	9½	10
45	45	10½	11
46	46	11½	12
47	47	12	12½
48	48	13	13½
49	49	13½	14
50	50	14½	15

How to measure?

Step 1: Inner length of sole

Put your heels against the wall, place your foot on the ruler and measure the distance from the wall to your longest toe.
Step 2: Inner width of sole

By placing your foot on your ruler, measure the widest part of your foot, usually above the small toe and the big toe bone.
Step 3: Height of upper

The height of the upper is always measured at the back of the shoe/boot, from the upper edge of the heel to the upper edge of the shoe/boot.
Step 4: Calf measurement

Measure your calf at the widest point, adding a finger between your calf and the tape measure to provide natural foot ventilation.

TO VIEW THE CALF MESSUREMENTS PLEASE CLICK HERE