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- Most Popular
- Highest Discount
- Price (The lowest)
- Price (The highest)
- Newest Arrivals (The latest)
- Newest Arrivals (The oldest)
- Leather 10 items
- Leather + synthetic material 20 items
- Synthetic material 62 items
- Impregnated material 4 items
- Rubber + synthetic material 3 items
- Natural fabric + synthetic material 2 items
- Grain leather + synthetic 49 items
- Grain leather 12 items
- Nubuck/suede 28 items
- Nubuck/suede + synthetic 57 items
- Synthetic leather 1 item
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- Shipping: Immediately€60.21 €67.99
3 products
When exploring abandoned facilities, it is necessary to have appropriate shoes for urbex. Due to the specific conditions in such places, such footwear must meet specific requirements to protect feet against injuries. First of all, urbex shoes should have a solid and durable sole that will protect your feet from sharp objects such as glass, metal fragments or protruding nails.
The MILITARY.EU assortment includes street shoes from such brands as: Lowa, Protektor, M-Tac and Merrel. These are very durable tactical shoes, made of solid materials, and at the same time comfortable. These footwear are equipped with elements such as reinforced toe tips, which protect them against damage caused by impacts, and some of them are waterproof to protect the feet from moisture and mud.
