Mammoth Boot
Men's water-resistant lace up boot, lined in super soft fleece.
Inspired by road trips and long weekends spent in Mammoth Lakes, CA, these SeaVees Mammoth boots are sturdy, comfortable, and water-resistant.
Product Details
- Men's water-resistant lace up boot
- Made with natural leather, variations in color and natural markings may occur
- Heavy, rugged oiled black leather
- Lined in super soft fleece
- Auburn rawhide leather lace
- Contoured, cushy foam footbed with extra heel-strike cushion for comfort
- Includes our exclusive cooling system with perforations for breathability and cooling airflow channels
- SeaVees Mammoth boots have a traditional long lasting natural rubber outsole
- Inspired by road trips and long weekends spent in Mammoth Lakes, CA
THE ORIGIN
The Mare Island Naval Shipyard was the first US Navy base established on the Pacific Ocean. In August 1969, the U.S. relocated its training operations from Coronodo to Mare Island, California. The 08/69 is a reissue of the style known as "swim shoes" or "coral creepers" by Naval sea cadets during the era.
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Description
Men's water-resistant lace up boot, lined in super soft fleece.
Inspired by road trips and long weekends spent in Mammoth Lakes, CA, these SeaVees Mammoth boots are sturdy, comfortable, and water-resistant.
Product Details
- Men's water-resistant lace up boot
- Made with natural leather, variations in color and natural markings may occur
- Heavy, rugged oiled black leather
- Lined in super soft fleece
- Auburn rawhide leather lace
- Contoured, cushy foam footbed with extra heel-strike cushion for comfort
- Includes our exclusive cooling system with perforations for breathability and cooling airflow channels
- SeaVees Mammoth boots have a traditional long lasting natural rubber outsole
- Inspired by road trips and long weekends spent in Mammoth Lakes, CA
THE ORIGIN
The Mare Island Naval Shipyard was the first US Navy base established on the Pacific Ocean. In August 1969, the U.S. relocated its training operations from Coronodo to Mare Island, California. The 08/69 is a reissue of the style known as "swim shoes" or "coral creepers" by Naval sea cadets during the era.
