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Danner’s new Striker 8 and Striker GTX 8 uniform boots are intended for law enforcement and emergency personnel who need supportive, comfortable boots. Built on a four-component platform that Danner calls Terra Force, the Striker series offers 2.0–2.2mm full-grain leather and 1000 denier nylon. The polishable leather is struck through with color so that even when scuffed the boots stay black. Both models are available in Gore-Tex and non-Gore-Tex styles.

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