Description
Faites pour les conditions les plus froides, ces bottes de travail de Dakota sont pourvues d’une technologie chauffante Thermalectric à piles qu’on met en marche à l’aide d’un simple bouton-pression sur la botte extérieure. Les doublures en filet sont également pourvues de notre isolation caractéristique légère et chaude T-MAX®. Ces bottes répondent aux exigences de sécurité de catégorie 1 CSA grâce aux embouts et semelles de protection en composite, qui résistent aux chocs électriques et aux perforations.
Modèle: 5ANFDK8-8911
Caractéristiques
- TIGE EN CUIR ENDUIT, ÉTANCHE À L'EAU
- TECHNOLOGIE CHAUFFANTE THERMALECTRIC®
Conçue avec un système innovant et rechargeable à 3 températures qui vous garde au chaud plus longtemps et offre un maximum de confort au froid - ISOLATION T-MAX®
Notre isolation la plus légère et la plus chaude - DOUBLURE EN FILET
- SEMELLE INTÉRIEURE AMOVIBLE EN CAV/E À MOUSSE AERO
- SEMELLE D’USURE EN CAOUTCHOUC À TECHNOLOGIE GREEN DIAMOND
- SÉCURITAIRE AVANT TOUT
Embout et semelle en composite de catégorie 1 CSA. Résiste aux chocs électriques. Résiste aux perforations - À LACETS
Rated 5 de
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Great Boots par
Great boots
Great boots, lite weight,very warm even when off, good traction on all surfaces
Date de publication: 2020-02-16
Rated 1 de
5
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WetMate par
Electrical problems
Have to charge them to find out that one right boot button isn't working.
But Lleft boot was wam inside and it felt good. Have to return both...
Date de publication: 2020-01-15
Rated 5 de
5
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Mike1991 par
Great product
Bought these a little while ago and I’m working outside full time. These boots havnt failed me and have kept my feet warm and dry throughout everyday. If you’re one who’s not a fan of the cold bit your job requires you to be outside then I highly recommend this boot! Only thing is that depending on the angle of your ankle, from time to time you can feel the battery against it
Date de publication: 2020-01-14
Rated 1 de
5
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Jimbo71 par
Warm, But Terribly Uncomfortable
These boots seemed very comfortable when I tried them on in the store, with a lot of cushioning. After wearing them for a day though, the transition seam digs into my ankle bones so bad that I'm in pain every time I put them on. Judging by other comments, I'm not alone in this issue. I've tried working them in but after three weeks they're probably headed for the garbage bin. Buy at own risk
Date de publication: 2020-01-13
Rated 1 de
5
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Lippy101 par
Ankle biter
I bought these boots a couple months ago and never really wore them while it Was super cold. I was Welding so I did have the heat on and they were warm boots. They were very uncomfortable and dug in to my ankle bone and it was painful to walk in them. This was only for a few days of wearing them. I tried stretch them out with bulky items, wearing them loose and tied tight. I wanted to try and work them in but couldn’t cause taking them off at the end of the day was like heaven. Nothing helped as the seam is right in line with the ankle bone and there is some wiring behind the liner there for the on button. Before you buy these boots make sure you wear them for a bit and maybe go a size up. 350.00 for a pair of boots that rip your ankle skin off, might wanna make sure they work for you, But not for me.
Date de publication: 2020-01-11
Rated 2 de
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Eddi par
The button to turn them on is the worst
Already exchanged them once at the end of last years winter because the button that stopped working. First day this season and again same thing. The boot itself is alright and pretty warm but for the real cold days the heating function is needed
Date de publication: 2019-11-06
Rated 1 de
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Cas5150 par
Worst boots ever. 23 years working construction.
R they warm .maybe. wore them for 20 minutes walking and they tore the sling off of my ankle bones. Tried tightening and loosening but no luck. The hard sewn joint on both boots ding in tot my ankle.
Date de publication: 2019-10-29
Rated 5 de
5
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Marcial par
Great boots.
I bought them for winter walking, and am satisfied. But where do u buy some replacement batteries?
Date de publication: 2019-03-06