Chaco Sandals
Credence Tall Nurl Boot (Women's)

The women's Chaco Credence Tall Nurl Boot gives your feet the gift of a waterproof upper coupled with shearling lining and a wool vamp for excellent warmth and comfort regardless of the winter climate. Chaco's ChaPU™ midsole creates the contoured LUVSEAT™ platform, providing lasting arch support and alignment for a lovely ride. The Vibram outsole is built to handle a mix of winter conditions to keep you fit for your adventures.

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• Pull-On 13 Waterproof Full Grain Leather Upper with a Waterproof Side Zipper
• Shearling Lined Shaft + Wool Lined Vamp + Pigskin Sockliner
• Chaco Waterproof Wrap to keep the wet out
• LUVSEAT™
• Vibram® Icetrek Nurl Outsole
• Fixed Fit
• Non-marking outsole

Gender: Women's
Weight: 1 lb 9.0 oz
Fit: LUVSEAT, Fixed Fit
Shoe Upper: Waterproof Full Grain Leather Upper
Shoe Lining: Shearling Shaft and Pigskin Sockliner
Shoe Sole: Non-marking, Vibram Icetrek Nurl Outsole
Season: S13
Vendor ProductId: J15001
Review ProductId: 28111

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