Mystic Majestic 3mm Split Toe
Mystic Majestic 3mm Split Toe

Mystic Majestic 3mm Split Toe

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Warm toes or a little more flexibility? The Mystic Majestic 3mm Split Toe 3mm split toe booties are lined with Knitflex on the top and Flaremesh on the inside. The double pull buckle makes putting on your boots a snap. We also reinforced the heel of the Majestic to keep your feet in place in the boot. And don't worry, these boots also come with our thin Hex-grip lite soles.

En bref

  • Stretchy and waterproof Flaremesh seams
  • GBS (Glued Blind Stitched)
  • Windproof mesh
  • Hex-grip lite

Spécifications

  • Marque

    Mystic

  • Collection

    2022

  • Taille EU

    40

  • Taille US Homme

    7.5

  • Taille UK

    6.5

  • Type de bottillon

    Split Toe

  • 12-17 °C

  • Epaisseur du néoprène

    3 mm

  • Température d'eau conseillée

    12-17 °C

  • Sexe

    Femme, Homme

  • Matériaux

    M-Flex 2.0, Néoprène

  • Spécifications

    Split Toe

Description

M-Flex 2.0
M-Flex 2.0 is the most flexible neoprene in the range. It has been updated with even better stretch/durability and flex properties.

Knitflex
The Knitflex liner offers the highest ratio of stretch in all directions, has a more luxurious look and feel.

Windproof Mesh
Closed cell neoprene with a laminated fabric side. The mesh neoprene exterior provides better protection against wind chill.

Flaremesh
The quick-drying Flaremesh liner is a special development for Mystic and offers an extremely soft feel. The fabric is made with carbon to keep you warmer than ever.

Taping Flaremesh stretchy and 100% waterproof.
The Flaremesh lining is made of carbon backing and topped with large terry loops creating a high pile for extra insulation and a soft feel. This heavy duty lining is used inside the suit to prevent leaks and to keep it soft and warm.

Glued blind quilting
A sewing method in which panels are first glued together and then sewn only halfway through the fabric instead of fully perforating it, making the seams waterproof.