Meindl 37DS-01 Gore-Tex Black Military Combat Boots – Grade 1
Meindl 37DS-01 black leather military combat boots with GORE-TEX lining, offered in Grade 1 condition.
These are substantial high-leg military boots designed for demanding field and outdoor use, combining a hard-wearing leather upper with supportive ankle construction, metal speed-lacing hardware and a heavy-duty Meindl outsole.
The sole is marked oil and fuel resistant, antistatic and non-marking, making these a strong option for fieldcraft, hiking, outdoor work, security use and general heavy-duty wear.
Features
- Meindl 37DS-01
- Black leather upper
- GORE-TEX waterproof/breathable lining
- High-leg military design
- Supportive padded ankle
- Metal speed-lacing hooks and eyelets
- Heavy-duty Meindl outsole
- Oil and fuel resistant
- Antistatic
- Non-marking sole
- Manufactured 06/2020 on the pictured pair
Condition – Grade 1
Good used, fully serviceable military surplus.
All pairs are graded to the same Grade 1 standard, but as previously issued footwear, the exact cosmetic condition will vary from pair to pair.
Normal signs of previous issue may include:
- Leather creasing
- Surface scuffs and cosmetic marks
- Previous polishing
- General field wear
- Light sole wear
- Wear or fraying around the padded ankle lining
- Minor cosmetic variation between pairs
The boots should remain structurally sound, with good usable tread and no major damage affecting normal wear.
The photographs are representative of the Grade 1 stock available and may not show the exact pair supplied. Individual pairs may vary slightly in leather wear, sole wear, labels, production date and cosmetic condition while remaining within the same Grade 1 standard.
As these are previously issued waterproof boots, the GORE-TEX construction is confirmed by the internal labelling; however, waterproof performance is not guaranteed to factory-new standards on used footwear.
Sizing
The pictured pair is:
UK 9 / US 10 / EU 43
Military footwear can fit differently from civilian trainers, so customers should use the manufacturer's labelled size as the primary reference.
Need help choosing your size? View The Old Kitbag Military Size Guide.