[Brand] USNAVY

[Model] Mickey Mouse Boots

[Size] US5XN, US5R, US5W, US7R, US8XN, US9R, US10R, US11XN


[Color] BLACK

[Country of manufacture] America

[Condition] USED, Deadstock

[Product Description]

US Navy cold weather deck boots from the 1960s to 1980s.

These boots are called Mickey Boots because they resemble the shoes worn by Mickey Mouse. They were adopted by the US Navy for deck work during the harsh winter during the Korean War, and were later adopted and distributed to the entire military. They are cold weather boots that can withstand temperatures as low as -28.9°C.

Type 1 in black. This flight-compatible model is designed for workers, mountain troops, and paratroopers who open and close doors in the air above aircraft, and is equipped with a pressure release valve to prevent the surface and heat-retaining structure from tearing due to sudden changes in air pressure. Compared to the regular type without pulp, there are fewer balls and it is rare. By pumping air into the pulp, it compresses the inside and improves the fit.

Items purchased at an ARMY/NAVY store along the Gulf of Mexico, south of Alabama.

Available sizes are US5XN, US5R, US5W, US7R, US8XN, US9R, US10R, US11XN.

We have a lineup of sizes for women and men with large feet. The sizes are slightly larger than the listed sizes. Prices vary depending on size, condition, etc.

Worn by contemporary overseas artists, these boots are also known as iconic boots in the music industry, as they were worn by British hardcore punks who valued musicality and ideology and did not approve of the self-destructive drug addiction and self-harm that came from the nihilism of punk rockers, or the extreme punk fashion, and were familiar boots that were worn with message T-shirts and jeans by American hardcore punks from the 80's onwards.

With waterproof functionality and overwhelming heat retention, these are truly functional boots that are hard to beat for winter wear.