Name: Short Cruising Boots - Black
Brand: Gill Marine
SKU: 917-BLK01-39
Price: 55.0 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (4 reviews)

Short Cruising Boots - Black

Black £55.00

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Size Guide

All our products come in a range of sizes so that you can choose the fit that's right for you. Just follow our size guides below.

	UK & Australia	US Men	US Women	Socks
EU 33	1	1	3	-
EU 34	2	2.5	4	-
EU 35	2.5-3	3	5	S
EU 36	3.5	4	6	S
EU 37	4	5	7	S
EU 38	5	6	8	S
EU 39	5.5	7	9	M
EU 40	6.5	7.5	9.5	M
EU 41	7.5	8	10	M
EU 42	8	9	11	M
EU 43	9	10	12	L
EU 44	9.5	10.5	-	L
EU 45	10.5	11	-	L
EU 46	11	12	-	L
EU 47	12	13	-	XL
EU 48	13	14		XL
EU 49	14	15	-	XL

All metric measurements are in cm and have been rounded to the nearest 0.5cm

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 4 reviews.

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Perfect cruising boot

"These boots are perfect for sail cruising during the winter months or when you are expecting a bit of wet weather."

— George D. (5/5)

Perfect purchases for my sailing expedition

"I bought these items for a crossing of the Barents Sea from Tromso to Longyearbyen - the jacket & trousers coped well with ‘The Devil’s Dancefloor’’ and the storm baffle on the jacket was ideal for the midnight to 4am watch and landing on the polar ice. The fittings were all true to size."

— Deborah S. (5/5)

Great Boots!

"Good fit a short height was what I was looking for and these delivered. Well made and good quality - highly recommended."

— Alan (5/5)

Well made and comfortable boot

"These are a true to size fit, very comfortable and well made boot! Would highly recommend!"

— Alex H. (5/5)

Q&A

Description

Our Short Cruising Boots are the perfect solution for keeping a steady grip on slippy surfaces.

A 100% natural rubber compound boot, they are quick drying with a polyester lining and removeable cushioned insoles. Their reinforced heel, instep and toe, combined with the non-slip, non-marking razor cut outsole ensure a safe grip.

Suitable for

Coastal

Inshore

Powerboating

Product care

By following a few simple steps, you can help protect your rubber and neoprene footwear and maintain their performance

After every use, we recommend that you clean the exterior of your boots with a stiff brush and wipe with a wet sponge, leaving them to dry naturally

Store in a cool, dry' well-ventilated place away from direct sunlight

Avoid extremes of temperature, especially sources of direct heat and sunshine

Please note that boat cabins and stowage lockers can be subject to significant changes in temperature

Should the inside of your boots become wet, you should thoroughly dry before use or long-term storage

Crumpled newspaper will help draw out moisture and can help speed up the drying time

Heat and a lack of abrasion can cause the outside surface of the sole to stiffen and become shiny over time

You can renew the rubber material with a grit paper or by regularly walking over rough surfaces such as asphalt or concrete

Shipping

We aim to despatch all orders, placed before 3pm, the same
day*.

UK: DPD Pickup - £3.95 / DPD Next Day Delivery - £4.95 / FREE
over £40

Once despatched, all orders for delivery to mainland UK are
sent via DPD Pickup or Next Working Day service.

Orders for delivery to the Scottish Highlands/Islands and
Northern Ireland should be with you within 2 – 7 working days.

*Please note: we do not despatch orders on weekends or
Bank Holidays; if you place your order after 3pm on Friday, or on Saturday or
Sunday, your order will be despatched on the following Monday.

Isle of Man – £7.99

Our service to Isle of Man is sent via DPD Two Day.

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