Salient Characteristics -TU-B-UVE Line 005 BOOTS_TUNISIA.pdf

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This document specifies product requirements for a Hot Weather Combat Boot procurement. The boot must correspond to McRae Terassault T1 (Comparison P/N 8177-) and be available in nine required sizes: 5.5, 6.5, 7.5, 8, 8.5, 9, 10, 11, and 13. The sole required color is Coyote, and the material must be leather with Berry Amendment compliance. The boot shall feature an 8-inch standard military height with backward-facing forefoot seams and tendon relief dip construction. Additional specifications include direct attach construction with reinforced stitched toe and heel tabs, removable and washable cushioned orthotic footbed, nylon-coated speedhooks and eyelets, and upper material composed of genuine cowhide suede combined with 1000D Cordura nylon.

The boots must meet all requirements specified in Army Regulation 670-1 and Air Force Instruction 36-2903, ensuring compliance with military uniform and appearance standards applicable across the Department of Defense.

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HOT WEATHER COMBAT BOOT

Comparison P/N: 8177- (corresponds to McRae Terassault T1) Required Sizes: 5.5,6.5,7.5,8,8.5,9,10,11,13 Required Color: COYOTE Material: LEATHER Special Features: Berry Amendment Compliant

8" Standard Military Height Backward-Facing Forefoot Seams & Tendon Relief Dip Construction-Direct Attach with Reinforced Stitched Toe & Heel Tabs Insole-Removable/Washable Cushioned Orthotic Footbed Hardware-Nylon-Coated Speedhooks & Eyelets Upper material-Genuine Cowhide Suede & 1000D Cordura™ Nylon Meets all AR 670-1 and AFI 36-2903 specifications

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