UP-CLOSE Reebok ZigKick Tactical Boots SUMMARY
The Reebok ZigKick Tactical Boots use the energy- transfer ZigTech technology from their sporting and running lines.
Reebok has six lines of tactical and patrol-oriented footwear: the Dauntless- series, the Rapid Response RB-series, the Hyper Velocity-series, the Fusion MAX-series, and the Krios-series. The latest addition to the line is the ZigKick Tactical-series. Made under the Warson Brands umbrella, all these boots carry the Reebok reputation for athletic per- formance, comfort, and fitness for duty.
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By LAW and ORDER Staff
REEBOK ZIGKICK TACTICAL BOOTS
ELITE FITNESS TECHNOLOGY IN TACTICAL FOOTWEAR
of sports footwear, Reebok entered the world of tactical boots and shoes in 2013. Reebok then proved their mettle during the 2014 SWAT Round-up. Three top-notch teams wore three different models of Reebok tactical footwear. Team members had nothing but praise for their Reebok boots after law enforcement’s most grueling competition.
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For late-2015, Reebok’s ZigTech technology, an outdoor, sporting and running icon, has been adapted to law enforce- ment. The Reebok ZigKick Tactical line includes 8-inch Side Zip boots and 6-inch Side Zip waterproof boots. ZigTech is an elite fi tness technology developed by Ree-
ne of the world’s most recognized brands
bok. It has the unique and distinctive zigzag foam midsole designed to fl ex like an athletic shoe, absorb heel shock, and provide energy return under the most punishing conditions. “Reebok Zig is a proven program,” said Bill Mills, President Warson Brands, “recognized nationwide as a high-perform- ing, comfortable, durable technology. It’s a thrill for us to be introducing it to the tactical market.”
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