Are coyote brown boots authorized for Army?

Soldiers may wear optional boots in lieu of the Army combat boot (tan or coyote), as authorized by the commander; however, they do not replace issue boots as a mandatory possession item.

What boots are authorized with OCP Army?

Basic AR670-1 Boot Guidelines There are currently two types of issued Army combat boots: Hot Weather Boots (HWB) and Temperate Weather Boots (TWB). Both are made from “flesh-side out cattle hide leather.” They have a plain toe and have either tan or coyote outsoles (the appropriate color is dependent on your uniform).

Are zipper boots AR 670-1 compliant?

AR 670-1 and ALARACT messages provide guidance on what approved standards industry uses to manufacturer boots that are authorized for wear. Boots with metal or plastic cleats in the bottom of the soles and sewn-in or laced-in zippers or velcro inserts are not authorized.”

What does AR 670-1 say about boots?

Boots Must Be 8 to 10 Inches High To ensure that soldiers get the best protection when deep in action, the AR 670-1 requires all authorized footwear to be between 8 to 10″ in height. This ensures adequate coverage in any terrain as well as retained flexibility.

Where to buy AR 670-1 compliant military boots?

Patriot Outfitters has the largest selection of AR 670-1 compliant boots for sale ranging in colors from coyote to tan. The requirements include: These specifications can be found under Army Regulation 670-1.

Do you have to wear coyote army boots?

Now in coyote, meets AR 670-1 requirement for optional wear. We make it our duty to give our best to the men and women that serve this country. With updated uniform regulations for the US Army, we continue to hold firm on our mission to develop boots to the highest standard.

What are the rules of the AR 670-1?

AR 670-1 set strict rules that require maximum protection of all parts of the body whether on a simple military exercise or a tough marine assignment.

What kind of boots do the US Army wear?

With updated uniform regulations for the US Army, we continue to hold firm on our mission to develop boots to the highest standard. To maintain the AR 670-1 requirement for optional wear, we now offer many of our most trusted military boots in the new coyote brown. There are no products matching the selection.