Specifications of Military Jungle Boots

Military Jungle Boots are designed to provide maximum support, comfort, and protection for soldiers in jungle or wet environments. They must meet the standards of both the United States Army and Marine Corps. These boots should include features such as an all-leather upper for durability and water-resistance, a two-density midsole and rubber outsole for cushioning, and a non-slip sole for improved traction in wet and muddy conditions.

Upper

The upper of the Military Jungle Boots must be constructed from a single layer of leather for durability and water-resistance. This layer should be at least 0.05 inches thick. The upper should feature lugs or treads for improved traction in wet and muddy conditions.

The upper should be stitched together using Kevlar-reinforced threads. At least two rows of stitching should be used to ensure the integrity of the stitching and to prevent the upper from coming apart in adverse conditions. The stitching should use a lockstitch pattern to protect against rapid unraveling.

The ankle area should be adjustable to ensure a proper fit. The upper should have adjustable loops on either side of the ankle area to ensure a snug fit on most foot types. It should also have a durable fabric gusset to cover the underside of the foot and wiast area.

The tongue should be constructed of lightweight leather and have a cushioned pad.

The toe box should be reinforced with a vinyl or leather overlay to protect the toes from abrasion and fatigue.

Midsole