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Fire Inlander S - 6/3E

Product information

$599.99 $510.00

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Color

Product color
brown

Size: Length/Width

6 / 3E
Fit Guide
  • Order 1 size down from your Brannock size or Most common shoe Size
  • For a printable brannock and help on finding your exact width follow our guide
  • If you are an existing customer or have worn handmade leather boots before and are happy with your fit, order the same size with us
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Product description

Cosmetic Issue

- Roughed midsole shelf on both boots, and discolored inner uppers of both boots.

  • Condition: New
  • Model: Fire Inlander S
  • Length: 6
  • Width: 3E
  • Color: Brown
  • Arch: NAJS
  • Color: Brown
  • Hardware: Brass
  • HeelLift: 1-lift
  • HeelShape: Logger
  • Height: 8"
  • Last: 3708
  • Midsole: Standard - 12 Iron
  • Shank: Leather
  • Side: F/H
  • Sole: 100 RedX Lugsole
  • Stitch: Technora
  • Style: Regular
  • Toe: Soft

The Fire Inlander “S” model (Sport) carries the same heavy-duty NFPA fire-rated qualities but in a more condensed profile for those that want a little less boot.

After blazing a trail as the first work boot JK designed and released, the Fire Inlander has become a wildland icon standing strong season after season. Born in the heart of the northwest, sourced and handmade entirely in the USA, this fire boot lives for the grit of the wild forests and mountains.

Built with high-grade American leather, fireproof thread, and stitched-down construction, these boots are built to keep you comfortable and safe around the clock. The lug sole and logger heel deftly adapts to any environment by locking you in place and providing excellent traction, while the NFPA-rated materials throughout keep your feet protected on the line.

We can’t recommend standing in hot ash all day, but if you have to, we recommend wearing boots that keep you from noticing.

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