Coyote

Belleville Hot Weather Combat Boot C390 Belleville’s most highly recognized boot, the NEW Iconic Coyote C390 revolutionized military footwear when it was first introduced using the VANGUARD® premium cushioning sole system. This classic boot style was constructed to have more of an athletic feel through the utilization of advancements in premium comfort technology. It has proven that good things are really built to last. HEIGHT: 8” (Standard Military Height)UPPER: 100% cattlehide leather & nylon fabricMIDSOLE: Highly cushioned, shock absorbent midsoleOUTSOLE: 100% rubber VIBRAM® SierraINSOLE: Single density molded removable insert SPECIAL FEATURES: VANGUARD® running shoe sole constructionAR 670-1 Compliant SHOE SIZING AND FITTING THE FOLLOWING COLLECTION OF SHOE SIZING AND FITTING ADVICE WILL HELP OUR CUSTOMERS GET THE CORRECT SIZE BOOT IN BOTH LENGTH AND WIDTH. TIPS FOR PERFECT FOOT MEASUREMENT AND BOOT FITYour feet are larger at the end of the day. You should measure your feet after standing or working for long periods.Measure both of your feet. If one foot is slightly larger than the other, select a size that fits the larger of the two.Consider the type of socks you’ll be wearing with your boots. Wear these socks when you measure your foot.GET AN ACCURATE FOOT MEASUREMENTWear the same socks that you’ll wear with your new boots when you measure.If you are doing the measurement by yourself, you will get more accurate results if you sit in a chair when measuring.Tape a piece of paper to the floor and while seated, place your foot onto the paper. With a pencil, trace around your foot. Hold the pencil as straight up-and-down as possible while measuring and be sure that your pencil remains in constant contact with your foot during this process.If you have someone to help you take your measurement, the most accurate method is for your partner to trace your foot while you stand. TO DETERMINE PROPER FOOT WIDTH AND LENGTH FOOT LENGTHTo find your foot length, measure the distance between the two longest points on your tracing. Reduce this number by 5 mm, or 1/5-inch (the 1/5 is simply the width of the pencil). The result is your foot length and the number you will use to determine your shoe size.FOOT WIDTHTo find your foot width, measure the distance between the two widest points on your tracing. Reduce this number by 5 mm, or 1/5-inch. The result is the number you will use to determine your foot width. Use the chart below to determine your foot width.