White Lime Green
HUNTER REGENT YOUNG HUNTER KIDS YOUNG HUNTER NEO
Symbolises fashion, style, comfort and will turn Hunter comfort and fit for kids. Reflective labels Ideal for a cold, damp winter’s day. The Young
heads in the town, city or country. Upper: on the front and back. Upper: vulcanised natural Hunter Neoprene makes the Original kids boot
vulcanised natural rubber construction with a rubber construction, built on an orthopaedic last. warmer. Boots come with a drawstring bag, great
shiny gloss finish, built on an equestrian last. Outsole: traditional calendered natural rubber to re-use as a gym bag. With the safety of our
Outsole: traditional calendered natural rubber sole. Lining: quick dry knitted nylon lining. young wearers in mind they come with reflective
sole. Lining: 2.5mm neoprene lining bringing Footbed: multi-layer cushioned sponge insole. labels on the front and back. Upper: vulcanised
comfort and warmth in colder temperatures.
W23500 Green | W23500 Navy | W23500 Red
natural rubber construction, built on an
Footbed: multi-layer cushioned sponge insole.
W23500 Powder Blue | W23500 Black
orthopaedic last. Outsole: traditional calendered
W23617 Black | W23617 Navy W23500 Pink | W23500 Iris | W23500 Lilac
natural rubber sole. Lining: neoprene lining.
W23617 White | W23617 Green W23500 Fuchsia | W23500 Lime
Footbed: multi-layer cushioned sponge insole.
W23617 Aubergine | W23617 Graphite W23607 Silver | W23607 Gold W23571 Green | W23571 Navy
Sizes 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 £90.00 Sizes 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 £23.00 Sizes 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 £26.00
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