Polyurethane boots are an excellent variant of warm autumn and winter boots. They are produced not only in Russia, but also in Scandinavian countries, the climate of which is quite severe, and also in those regions where the cold season does not allow us to relax due to extremely low temperatures.
Winter polyurethane boots - features
Polyurethane boots are made of foamed polyurethane, which is obtained by mixing two polymers. They interact with each other and form a foamy substance with a huge number of bubbles.
This material has many advantages:
- it is waterproof;
- on strength can compete with rubber;
- does not react with solvents and similar chemical materials;
- resistant to ultraviolet radiation;
- polyurethane is able to absorb shocks.
An unambiguous bonus is that such boots do not have seams. Polyurethane women's boots have won their popularity due to the fact that they are very warm - foamed polyurethane - one of the best heat insulators. In such boots you will be comfortable at -40, but you do not park in them and at +15. Despite the fact that polyurethane is associated with rubber in many, it, unlike it, has eco-properties, for example, this material is considered to be antibacterial. The fact is that when it is made, an antiseptic is added to it, which subsequently prevents the appearance of bacteria.
Boots with polyurethane sole
Many manufacturers of quality footwear currently prefer polyurethane. Boots are not necessarily made entirely of this material, most often in fashion models it is used as a sole. In order for shoes to look beautiful and stylish, polyurethane is mixed with dyes.
This sole is attached to the boot in a way of vulcanization - this method completely excludes the ingress of moisture into the boot. Boots on polyurethane soles, in fact, as well as polyurethane boots will please their mistress with ease, if you believe the experts, their weight is lighter than rubber by 40%. Many models are warmed with fur, which not only helps to keep heat, but also perfectly fixes the foot.
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