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Unisex Black Cow Hide Mukluk
$441.50 USD
Description
Experience the ultimate blend of durability and comfort with these Women's Black Cow Hide Fur Boots. The thick cowhide material offers superior strength, while the dense fur provides excellent thermal properties, keeping your feet warm during any activity. Whether you're working hard or playing hard, these boots will provide exceptional performance and value.
- Black dyed cow fur
- Genuine leather trim
- With laces and zipper closure at the front of the boot
- Height 12 inches including sole
- Removable multi-layer interior liners
- Exclusive Grenier soles, guaranteed for life
- Rustproof steel eyelets
- Laboratory tested to keep your feet warm to -60°C.
- Made in Quebec
COWHIDE FUR BOOT GUARANTEE
We are particularly proud to offer the best guarantee on the market. Therefore, to ensure you are purchasing the authentic Grenier Fur boot, always look for our name under the sole.
- Our durable sole is guaranteed for life.
- A 5-year warranty applies to the other components.
- Fire, excessive heat, snowmobile foot warmers and contact with petroleum products can damage the soles of your boots. We therefore assume no responsibility for such damage.
Fur wear is not guaranteed.
It is therefore important that you keep your invoice since we will only honor our guarantee upon presentation of it.
Sizing Guide
Please note - these are a Unisex Boot; purchase your size based on the chart below. The second row measures the circumference of the boot opening around the calf.
MEASUREMENTS IN INCHES.
If you are a half size (ex 8.5 order size 9) you should order the next size up.
When you first try them on, you may think that your boots are too small. Remember that the inner lining is made of foam that will bend and mold to your foot. So you want them to be tight, but not painful.
Please note that both boots are identical (no right or left foot). You can make an identification on the inner label of the lining (L – R) or simply cut the label off the right foot, in order to distinguish the left boot from the right boot.
