EVA (ethylene vinyl acetate)

A modern, high-tech polymer used to make special protective footwear. Today, the most popular men's boots are made of EVA, designed for winter and summer fishing, hunting, and outdoor activities. These boots are in high demand due to their reliability, durability, and ease of care.

Ethylene vinyl acetate foam is made from a thermoplastic and elastomer base. The vinyl acetate content and quantity in the material ensures its resistance to mechanical and chemical influences, as well as low and high temperatures.

Specialized safety footwear made from ethylene vinyl acetate is produced using injection molding and stitch-injection molding methods. The former is considered more water-resistant and reliable, and is therefore used more frequently by manufacturers.

Men buy EVA boots for fishing and hunting. The main reason for their popularity is their light weight. EVA boots are 50% lighter than similar boots made of PVC or rubber. Thanks to their weightlessness, feet don't feel overloaded or tired even after prolonged and vigorous activity. The porous structure of ethylene vinyl acetate reliably retains heat inside the boots and protects against low temperatures and wind.

one-piece EVA boots are 100% waterproof. These boots will keep fishermen and hunters' feet dry and warm in any weather conditions.

EVA is a durable and resilient material that provides a high level of comfort. At low temperatures, EVA boots remain soft and flexible, allowing for unrestricted movement and reducing strain on a man's feet. These shoes do not crack or burst, even in severe frost. The low density and large amount of air in the pores improve the material's shock-absorbing properties, reducing stress on the joints.

After each use, EVA boots must be completely dry and cleaned of any dirt. It's important to dry them in a location away from radiators and heat sources to avoid warping the material. Insulating inserts should be removed from the boots and dried separately.

EVA shoes can be washed under running water using a cloth or sponge. For heavy soiling, use a cleaning agent or regular soap.