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Danner Mountain Light Hiking Boots Gore-Tex Model 30800 Brown Women's size 7.5

Name: Danner Mountain Light Hiking Boots Gore-Tex Model 30800 Brown Women's size 7.5
Brand: Danner
SKU: 6556604cf8c5daf18dc34eaa
Price: 130.0 USD
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Danner Mountain Light Leather Gore-Tex hiking boots. Model 30800. Women's size 7.5M. Made in Portland, Oregon USA. High quality construction and materials. Durable enough to be with you through years of outdoor adventures, or just as a fashion statement. In excellent used condition, clean and very lightly used. Some scuffs and creasing and each shoe lace has slight damage to one end. Please examine all photos.

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tracylehane800 Are they missing the insole?

Jan 20Reply

yourblueroom @tracylehane800 They have insoles, but they are not the removable kind. As per the Danner website: WHY DID MY BOOTS ARRIVE WITHOUT REMOVABLE INSOLES? Since 1932, we've been building boots in a traditional stitchdown method which layers in the necessary levels of comfort to create a footwear package that is comfortable right out of the box and offers an ideal fit without adjustments or additions.

Jan 20Reply

yourblueroom Some of our traditional boot styles built on our 650 last, such as the Acadia, Mt. Light, Danner Light, Sierra, Rain Forest and Grouse, are built without the needed addition of a cushioned insole. We do offer an Airthotic heel cup that allows the heel to stay seated in the back of the boot and offers additional arch support. If you feel like you really need something more you can use a thin cushioned insole, preferably one that is trim-to-fit.

Jan 20Reply

tracylehane800 @yourblueroom thank you very much!! I was confused lol

Jan 20Reply

yourblueroom @tracylehane800 You're welcome. I can definitely see why you asked and I think this is the first time I've ever seen this type of insole myself so it's probably not super common.

Jan 20Reply