Grisport Overland Sporting Boot
- Independent lacing zones, for easy adjustment and better boot fitting
- Waterproof membrane seals out water, let’s moisture escape and protects against the wind and cold
- Torsion proof, nylon ‘R-System’ arch support for maximum stability
- Vibram ‘Ultimate’ rubber sole, with deep cleated tread and self-cleaning design
- Rubber ‘Support System’ heel protection
- Wider fitting
- Removable, anti-bacterial and breathable insole
- Waxed and oiled ‘Dakar’ leather upper
- Padded Cordura performance fabric collar
- Self locking metal mid-hook, incorporated in a 7-hook lacing system
- 4 x roller eyelets ensure laces run smoothly through the eyelets and minimize friction
- 488 tear and abrasion resistant, highly breathable inner lining material
- 100% waterproof laces
- Padded leather heel insert
- Triple density mid sole, including micro air bubbles to absorb walking impact
- Bellows tongue – helps keep debris and water out of the boot
- Protective and abrasion resistant rubber boot rand, ideal for field sports and rocky terrain
- Average weight: 1480g
How to care for the Grisport Overland Sporting Boot?
- Preparation: Take the footbed out, so it can dry out. If you also want to wax your boots, take out the boot laces.
- Cleaning: Remove the worst of the dirt under running water with a brush; also remove dirt and stones from the sole.
- Hygiene: To improve the odour of your boots, clean the inside of your boots with luke-warm water and a soft brush. This doesn’t hurt the lining.
- Drying: Never dry boots in direct sunlight or on heat-generating units such as radiators or stoves. Wet leather is very sensitive to heat and “burns” easily (i.e. it becomes brittle and hard, and then gets cracked).
When the lining is wet, stuff boots with newspaper (don’t forget to remove later!). Dry boots keep their shape perfectly with wooden boot trees. - Waxing: Leather needs regular “nutritional” waxing, as do GORE-TEX® lined boots or the trim on cordura boots. Apply wax with a sponge or rag; don’t forget the tongues! Caution: Do not heat! Otherwise the wax penetrates too deeply, decreasing breathability and thus comfort. A beeswax product such as Meindl Sportwax is what we advise to treat this boot.
- Tip for nubuck boots: Waxing changes the boots’ appearance. The leather gets smoother and darker, but this is a perfectly normal, harmless process! The leather is “fed” and the seams become more stable.
- Hooks and Eyelets: Protect against corrosion with wax or Vaseline. It can also be of benefit to remove the laces and rub a little wax on the laces with your fingers.
We stock all the products you need to care for your outdoor footwear including replacement footbeds and laces. If you require any advise or have any questions be sure to get in touch and we will be happy to assist.
























