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The Quick Reaction Force boot is available in a 6- or 8-inch height in desert tan or black colors. The company designed it for comfort and durability.
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The Ohio State Highway Patrol and the union for troopers have settled a disagreement over shoes for the officers, who can now choose to wear a dressier short boot or a more athletic version with laces.
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The Ohio State Highway Patrol troopers' union has filed a grievance with the agency to halt the adoption of a new chukka-style duty boot for patrol troopers that the union says creates an unsafe working condition.
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The Tac and Breach Series’ by Smith & Wesson are designed to bring comfort, performance and speed to tactical and breach boots.
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The S2V is an 8.5-inch leather and 1,000-denier Cordura nylon boot with a proprietary Vibram sole that is made in the USA. Rocky's Dri-Lex material and Lycra spandex line the boot, which allows for a snug fit while wicking moisture away from your skin.
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The athletic boot is constructed primarily of Clarino microfiber, which is lighter than traditional nylon and offers breathability with better durability than leather. Each boot weighs an average of 14.2 ounces.
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The Ridge Ultimate and Utlimate Mid offer eight- and six-inch heights respectively. The outsole on both models uses a combination of air and gel pockets to provide greater comfort. The interior uses Poron foam to absorb shock and make the boot feel more like a tennis show when worn.
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W. L. Gore & Associates has introduced Gore-Tex extended comfort footwear for law enforcement officers that provides "excellent breathability that is equal to or higher than non-waterproof footwear," according to the company.
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Rocky Brands has introduced the Max Force duty boot for patrol officers that provides "long-lasting comfort," according to the company. The Max Force boot offers athletic-inspired construction for agile movement.
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Blauer's first foray into footwear brings something new to law enforcement: the BOA technology snowboarders have been using to securely tighten their boots for decades.
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