Shoe Mountain - Shoes - CORCORAN® MEN'S MARAUDER PUNCTURE- PROTECTIVE 10'' BOOTS

The Marauder is the new standard for a versatile, lightweight tactical field boot. Puncture-resista
nt flexible stainless steel sole plate provides full sole protection. Recognized as the best in a f
abric shaft tactical field boot. Light, comfortable and long wearing, it is made using the proven Mu
nson last as Army jump boot. "Spit-shineable" leather in the toe cap and heel areas. Approved for us
e by Marines and Air Force personnel.
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Product Description
Features:
Superior support
Soft, cool 1000 denier Cordura® fabric upper with wicking Cambrelle® linings for quick drying
All leather cushion foam padded collar for comfort
Slip resistant quiet long wearing Falcon polyurethan

Customer Reviews:
Review #1
mauraders are pwnage
joined the AF back in '97 and one of the first things i did once i got out of basic was buy a pair of these suckers b/c the boots they issued me were garbage. my job did not require steel toes. polishing these boots is a breeze. i wore them so much the tread was totally gone and the sole was flat. recently had them resoled and i'm still using them now. the other reviewer couldn't have said it any better- they feel more like sneakers than boots. i'm civilian now and i deliver pizza on the side and i'll wear them for that; they don't weigh much more than my sneakers and i don't feel anymore tired after running around in them all night than i would otherwise.
Review #2
They don't feel like a normail boot.
Out of all 4 of my current Air Force military boots, this has to be the favorite. Wearing them, they feel like running shoes. They don't feel like your wearing you heavy combat boots. They're not steel or safety toed, they have a box toe only. If you want one of those installed in this, you're going to have to find a shoe guy somewhere in town to do it (I've seen them charge $50-people told me it's still worth it since they can only have steel toed boots in their job). If you're in the military, buy them at your MCSS (Military Clothing Sales Store) on base. At AAFES, they're under a hundred dollars ($98.95) and not tax of course. I do recommend you buy these. You have an excuse not to shine the rest of the boot since it has cloth and no worries of having it crack at the flexing point. I accidentally used a hose to wash vehicles, and the water didn't go through the cloth. They're not water proof, they're water resistant, so don't walk through a lake in them unless you have to. They dry fast since it's mostly cloth and not leather. My opinion, they look better than regular leather boots and require less polishing. If you do want someone to steel toe them and find a person to do it, they usually recommend to buy a half size larger than your foot.