Haix Airpower Pro R

Although HAIX footwear tends to be good for about any weather or climate, but the Pro model is specifically designed for the Northern wastes: it has more leather, a wider last and a specially designed sole which is better suited to low temperatures, providing increased traction. Needless to say, this is a superior model for colder climates.

HAIX Airpower Pro is a waterproof and breathable combat boot. A good percentage of leather compared to the nylon parts makes these more hard-wearing than your average light combat boot, and also has the added advantage of looking somewhat more military. The XCR Gore-Tex membrane keeps your feet dry and enhances breathability as compared to a boot made of, say, rubber. These offer great ankle support and hinder sideways movement of the foot effectively.

• Lower part made of leather, upper and tongue are nylon.
• Speed lacing on the bottom, lace locks in the center, hook lacing on the upper part.
• 3-layer Gore-Tex XCR membrane
• Cambrelle lining keeps feet dry from perspiration and water
• Cushioned thermopolyurethane sole with added foot arch support. The sole retains its traction quite well even when the weather gets cold.
• Spacious toebox.
• CeramX toebox protector, additionally a rubber protective piece in the front.
• Material standards (in geek terms): CE EN ISO 20347:2012: O2 HRO HI CI WR FO SRC

Important: NEVER use regular shoe polish or grease with membrane boots. Use only those which are specifically designed for them. If you apply regular polish, say bye-bye to breathability.

Warranty

All HAIX footwear come with a one year warranty. The warranty will be handled by C.P.E. Sales Finland Oy - you will receive a warranty card with your HAIX boots, save it and our receipt. We do not handle international warranties or warranties for HAIX footwear that's not bought from us.

Size info

Sizes in the EU (French) system, with comparable British sizes in the brackets.

These have a wider last than other HAIX boots, which fits us Finns well, but probably poses no problems for most other people. If you know you have very wide feet, you might want to try a size larger than you normally wear. However, most people should have no worries with sticking to their regular size.

Some people want to know the actual insole lengths of each size, so here you go. Measured by placing a measuring tape on the insole and measuring the longest distance from the heel to the toe. Some different sizes seemed to use same insoles (which work OK) so we rounded the measurements in these cases a few mm here or there to reflect reality.