ALTBERG’S ORIGINAL POLICE BOOT; ALL LEATHER, LIGHTWEIGHT, BREATHABLE AND SUITABLE FOR A WIDE RANGE OF POLICE DUTIES
BS EN 20347:2012
Description
First developed in 1993 for a competition in America for the RAF Regiment (The Peacekeeper Challenge -1993). It quickly became the boot of choice for many UK police forces. This was the first boot in the UK to be certified to a police specification that included shock absorption, water repellency, breathability, flame resistance, etc. requirements specifically for police use. Certified to BSEN 20347:2012.
Altberg boots use top quality full grain leather and it is essential that the leather is treated regularly with Leder-Gris wax oil in order to keep the leather supple and enhance the life of the boot. See instructions in the Police Boots User Guide or click for more information. 
Details
| Width | 5 Width Fittings - Stock boot M; Made to Order XN, N, W, XW please read our non-standard boot T&C's for more information |
| Sizes | 3.5-15 UK (inc ½ sizes) |
| Upper | 2.4mm full grain Anfibio® water repellent leather |
| Lining | Cambrelle® ultra breathable for all day comfort does not have a waterproof membrane barrier in the lining |
| Midsole | Tri-Flex® 1-2 season, a combination of medium flex and torsional resistance, excellent 'all day' comfort, midsole is shaped to each individual size to enhance all day support and reduce foot fatigue |
| Sole | Altberg Rhino – shock absorbing full deep rubber surround and hiking boot tread, tested for slip resistance (SRC) and oil & acid resistance |
| Weight | 775gms (size 9) |
| Height | 24.6cms (size 9 including heel) |
| Footbed | Altberg Airgrid Original for further information click here |
Size & fitting advice
For medium feet we suggest that you go up ½ a size on your shoe size - this works ok in 80% of cases and allows for a thicker sock to be used with the boots. The following 4 widths - XN, N, W, XW, may be specially ordered from the factory. However, for special orders a factory visit may be required for foot measuring and trying on