Name: Meindl Jura Lady GTX
SKU: 138670

All Meindl products are Final Sale and are ineligible for exchange & store credit.

The Meindl Jura Lady GTX is part of Meindl's Comfort Fit Range, which is perfect for those with a wider forefoot and features a cork footbed that cushions the heel and molds to each individual foot shape, locking in a perfect fit.

A/B class boots are more flexible than a B Class boot and have a slightly softer upper, but provide more stability than a walking shoe. They are most suited to day hiking on maintained paths or walking around grassy areas where you might want more protection, waterproofing, and stability than a shoe. This class of boot is what is most often used in law enforcement and can be dyed black to meet uniform requiremets.

TECH SPECS

Upper Material: Sil – Nubuck leather
Lining: Gore-Tex®
Footbed: Comfort fit®, Cork and fleece
Sole: Meindl Comfort Hiker II
Weight: 1080g / Pair

GENERAL INFO

The Meindl brand is the worlds leading boot-makers and at the very top of quality, design and function. The brand has won numerous awards by many independent Institutions, Expositions, Magazines and Outdoor Organisations.

To learn more about Meindl and their technologies please visit our "About Meindl" page

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

Constant waxing of the leather is critical to maintaining the overall health of the boots, ensuring they stay waterproof and extending their. We recommend any beeswax-based product such as . Waxing changes the appearance of the leather, making it smoother and darker.

There's no strict rule for how often to wax the boots but if you notice that water isn't beading off the boot anymore or the leather is looking a little dry, it's time to apply more! Apply it in thin coats all over the boots and rubber guard, since rubber can dry out too. Applying a little to the hooks and eyelets also protects them against corrosion.

If you're heading out on a long trip, it's a good idea to bring a bit of wax and a brush to clean and condition the boots since salt water, mud, and scraping against rocks and rocks will strip the nutrients from the leather.