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Color: Olive Drab
Size: 13 Wide
Features
- 100% Leather
- Imported
- With an Overall Height of 8, the Military Combat Boot Gives You High Ankle Support When Securely Tied with the 9 Eyelet Lacing System (Desert Tan Eyelets Are Made of Aluminum) | Boots run a size large
- With an Overall Height of 8, the Military Combat Boot Gives You High Ankle Support When Securely Tied with the 9 Eyelet Lacing System (Desert Tan Eyelets Are Made of Aluminum)
- Thick Vulcanized Rubber Cleated Panama Outsole Provides Enhanced Traction While You Are on the Move
- Steel Shank Reduces Strain on Your Heel and Calf so You Can Endure Long Days on Your Feet, and the Dual Vent Holes Increase Breathability to Keep Your Feet Cool and Dry
- Jungle Boots Run a Size Larger, Which Have Been Designed to Wear with Two Pairs of Wool Socks
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 12.9 x 6.9 x 4 inches
Package Weight: 1.59 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 14 x 8 x 4.5 inches
Item Weight: 2.5 Pounds
Brand Name: Rothco
Country of Origin: China
Model Name: Rothco Jungle Boots - 8 Inch, Olive Drab, 13 Wide
Color: Olive Drab
Material: Leather , Nylon , Canvas , Steel
Suggested Users: mens
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Rothco
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Style: Rothco Jungle Boots - 8 Inch
Outer Material: Leather
Size: 13 Wide
Date First Available: October 2, 2001
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Color: Black
Size: 9
When they tell you to order a size smaller than you wear, believe it. The pair I recieved did not have a cusion sole inside, but I bought some at Wal-Mart and fixed that. There is a little too much room in the side, but for riding, it doesn't matter until you dismount.. then your foot may slide a little. Good quality, I think they will last a long time.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2024 by John F
Color: Black
Size: 8
So to be clear, these are fantastic boots and there is a reason they stayed in services for 40 years (or so). Once broken in, they are wonderfully comfortable. The ability to walk out moisture is great, and the ankle support when crossing rocky ground with a load is excellent. They are built true to spec, and no different than the military issue ones from the past. Exactly the same on the inside too. Now keep in mind, you'll need to break them in. A lot. Do not skip this step or you'll have blisters the size of Texas on your tootsies. While modern boots (like my Solomans) are almost as comfortable as sneakers the day you buy them, these need more love become comfortable. And it will take a while to break them in, no skipping that. They are old school and the leather starts much like plastic. But once broken in they will last years. The panama soles work as designed. I just came back from traipsing around in the mud (pouring rain, cold day, mud up to my ankles) and the mud just fell out of the treads as I walked. I was carrying a load and the ankle support was nice too.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2023 by kravi
I tempered my judgement of size expectations based on the knowledge that feet get a bit wider as we age. Wipe that smirk off your face, you ain't getting any younger. Way back, when dinosaurs roamed the earth, I was a consistent 8W or 9R so I ordered the 8W and they are a bit tight in width. I have confidence that these will stretch enough to be truly comfortable. This is only minor and proper jungle boot first-wearing and break-in procedures have prevented any serious soreness. First serious wearing fill the boots with fresh water, allow to drain through the drain holes slowly for several minutes, dump the excess, put them on laced tighter than normal, go for a long walk. If you take them off and they are still moist, remove any insoles so they can dry. After wearing wet, use a good shoe polish as this nourishes the leather and helps prevent cracking. A light smear of neatsfoot oil is the gold standard for keeping leather soft but don't use too much or too often as it can become an oily mess or stretch too much. Never use any heat more powerful than sunlight to dry them. Hint: These units have no insoles so form-fitted cushion insoles are a good idea for dry conditions and hiking on hard surfaces. Insoles with stiff plastic blades help with arch support. If you are going to be in a lot of water it pays to find a pair of Saran mesh insoles. They maintain an air-gap and help drain the water so the boots and feet dry quickly. Surplus Army Warehouse sells them by the dozen cheap as "GI Insoles 8R 12 Pairs". They are not designed to add cushioning, just to get air under the foot to aid air circulation and prevent rot. Original GI issue boots in the 70s and 80s, jungle and regular, came with these "shredded wheat" insoles. They help a lot in any boot if it is hot or wet. Note on quality: Of three manufacturers of these boots I have experience with the Rothco version seems far superior. The quality of materials is nearly identical from all manufacturers. As far as I know they could all be manufactured in the same plant and they look the same. The differences are mainly a matter of quality control inspection and rejecting items with small but serious flaws. A set of "Mil-spec" boots I bought from SG is typical. The left boot is well put together and seemingly quite durable. The right had the heel come unattached after a very few miles of light walking. Same materials, perhaps the Rothco sole is a bit better moulding and it sports a brand impression, but the non-Rothco boots are hit-or-miss on how they are put together. If you are lucky you get a good boot. If not ... Note that the difference is not necessarily easy to spot. The defective heel joint on the "Mil-spec" SG boot was smeared with some sort of black caulk to disguise the loose joint and looked only a bit sloppy, but otherwise okay. Six miles of light walking later and a quarter-inch gap had opened up and the heel was starting to flap. Live and learn. Along that same line the Rothco boots seams at the sole look tight and neat, a good sign, but I will only know for sure in time. After a dozen miles they are still solid. Jungle boots are not for everyone. The soles are thinner and more flexible than most boots. They are a more than adequate 5/16" at their thinnest but feel more like athletic shoes than boots. There are also 9 eyelets on each side. Next time I might swing for the speed-laces.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2015 by Art
Color: Olive Drab
Size: 14
These boots are not very comfortable. The sole is very hard. I had to get some Dr.Scholls inserts to make them able to be worn. The sizing might be a bit off. I ordered a 14 and they feel more like a 15. I'd recommend getting a size down. I'm hoping that since I put the inserts in they will still work okay. The boots themselves seem solid and nicely built, but I won't know until I take them for a field run (airsoft).
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Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2024 by Joseph M.
Color: Black
Size: 4
I bought these for my 13 year old to wear in LOTC this year. Kids grow so fast, and their interests change so quickly…I wasn’t trying to spend $150 on a pair of boots just yet. And these will do nicely! They’re lightweight, come in a nice wide range of sizes, and my son says they’re comfortable. They’re not top quality, okay. If you’re really wearing them hard - long ruck marches on uneven terrain, that sort of thing - they may not be what you’re looking for. But for style/uniform compliance without breaking the bank, they’re perfect. Sizing is weird. I recommend actually measuring your foot and going by the provided size guide. That’s what we did and we got it right on the first try.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2022 by Bonnie A.
Color: Black
Size: 9
Let me start by saying that I was excited for these boots. I've been wanting jungle boots for a while, especially the Rothco brand as they seemed to be relatively high quality. I've watched reviews, looked at how exactly they're built, and have worn several pairs about a decade ago. These are so low quality it's borderline upsetting. I've had them for a grand total of 4-5 days and I'm already considering throwing them out. Massively uncomfortable, even after multiple attempts at forming the leather, the eyelets are extremely poorly made, the sizing seems completely inaccurate. All around an avoid for me. After the first two outings in these, two eyelets on the left boot and three eyelets on the right had worked themselves out of their seating. When not addressed, this can cause fraying or cutting of the boot lace. The sizing of the boots seems to be all over the place, both are marked as a 9R, but one boot shows obvious bulging along the front edges and doesn't seat the insole the same way as the other. I can't recommend these boots to anyone - I even went as far as informing a friend I'd no longer be buying him a pair as a gift.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2023 by Kaede Blackwood