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Lift Aviation Footwear Dakota Black - Fire Resistant
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788.599.51010.512
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Overview
| Aviation-specific engineered heel slides and rolls with your foot. Patented cleat technology is designed to lower friction against the cockpit floor. Combines the lightweight, thin sole feel of a driving shoe with added stiffness in the heel for in-flight mobility and support. |
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WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. |
Features
- Flight System™ Engineered Heel Sliders (Patent Pending)
- Response Core™ genuine carbon fiber midsole shank is supremely stiff, lightweight, and provides torsional mid-foot stability
- G-Traction™ bi-lateral Grip System specifically designed to interface with and protect against abrasion from aircraft rudder pedals
- Ortholite® performance insoles are cushioned, highly breathable, and anti-microbial
- Oil Resistant, Slip Resistant, and Heat Resistant performance outsole
- Premium leather construction with perforations throughout upper and tongue to provide supreme ventilation
- Perforated Clarino™ liner and insole
- Fire Resistant Carbon X® liner, Nomex® laces, and high-heat rubber outsole (all-black style only)
- All-black version designed with commercial aircraft pilots in mind
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