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COLD FEET! SAY GOODBYE TO
Never suffer again!
Equitector’s Climate Control Technology Prevents cold feet even at minus 20c!
Other features: • Hoof Proof toe protection • Waterproof leather • Stirrup foot balance system • Rot proof soles and uppers • Super comfortable • Long lasting quality
Because you want them to breathe easy
Any leg height and calf width Gaiters ladies’ and mens’, any calf width
Made in UK MANUFACTURERS OF FINE RIDING BOOTS
www.equitector.com Telephone: 0208 090 4029
Cold feet solutions W
hy do we get cold feet when wearing leather boots?
Because leather breathes there is a constant gentle airflow travelling through your boots. It gradually cools down your feet until they feel like an ice lump. With Equitector Climate Control Technology there is no such problem. A high technology Space Blanket heat reflective foil is part of the lining.
This is not only a wind shield which stops the air flow through your boots, but it also reflects your body heat and spreads it evenly around the foot. Your foot is effectively in a vacuum flask. Your body heat is trapped inside the boot and it cannot escape. You will never have cold feet even when it is minus 20 C outside and in summer in when + 30 or more it keeps out the heat and you will not perspire.
That makes the Equitector system perfect for the UK
climate. These boots can be worn with a medium weight sock all the year round. You will remain comfortable whatever the temperature is outside.
Equitector waterproof leather boots keep you dry and warm in the cold and cool in the heat.
For more information about Equitector boots
www.equitector.com Tel: 0208 0904029
Call us to find out more +44 (0) 16973 32592
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