Talk:Cold weather boot

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[edit] fahrenheit vs celsius

The boots specs are originally given in fahrenheit (US Army after all) so I move the celsius temps into parens. Pretzelpaws 05:18, 1 September 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Boot, Insulated, Cold-Weather, Rubber (black) for wet-cold use, Type 1, Class 1, Rigid Sole Type 1, Class 2, Flexible Sole and without valve

Is the instructions for one particular boot type really necessary? // Liftarn