Chaco Sandals
Tedinho Pro Boot (Men's)

Lace-up and roll-out into the adventure of your choice in the new men's Chaco Tedinho Pro Boot. A lightweight TPU frame makes up our LUVSEAT™ platform to align and support your body, as the gusseted tongue seals out elements to protect your feet. Switch your laces for a second color if you’re feeling bold, they ship in box!

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• Machine Washable
• LUVSEAT™ XO3 Platform, CEMENT Construction
• Lace-Up Fit
• Durable, quick-drying polyester canvas
• Gusseted tongue for ankle seal.
• LUVSEAT™ XO3 platform
• Lace-up fit
• Vegan
• Second lace color available
• Non-marking, Vibram® Bulloo Outsole

Gender: Men's
Weight: 13.26 oz.
Shoe Upper: Polyester Canvas Upper
Shoe Lining: Synthetic
Shoe Sole: Resolable, Marking Sticky Vibram Pro
Season: F12
Vendor ProductId: MTEDPRO
Review ProductId: 29157

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