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¥7,700
Product number: N1UY/NAG-2
Perfect for winter camping scenes
Flame retardant material NANGA and SUBU collaborated on winter sandals that used "TAKIBI" on the upper
The fabric used was cotton-like "TAKIBI" and was finished in an original Nanga style. winter sandals. By adopting
“TAKIBI”, you can easily wear it even at a bonfire scene.
In addition, SUBU's original brushed finish ensures heat retention on the inside, and 4 layered insole provides outstanding comfort.
Boa fleece insole adds warmth.
It is a useful item not only for outdoor scenes, but also for small shopping trips.
Packing for camping, festivals, and travel,
A nice bonus (original storage bag) is also included, which is convenient to carry.
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Winter sandals that no one knows about.
A unique fall/winter sandal that you can wear with bare feet when you go out during the cold season.
A brand that uses unique materials to create sandals that can be worn both indoors and outdoors without stress, with the idea that ``you can enjoy your time when you are relaxed.''
*This product is made of flame retardant material, but it is not a non-flammable material.
The heat may cause it to burn or melt and create holes.
Please be careful when using it over open flames or sparks.
Fabric
UPPER: TAKIBI (Polyester 93%, Aramid 7%)
PADDING : Polyester
SOLE: Synthetic Rubber
SIZE: 2 (JP26-27.5cm), 3 (JP28-29.5cm)
MADE IN CHINA
What is NANGA?
Started in 1941 by the predecessor "Akira Yokota" in the production area of Omi cotton futons. A sleeping bag manufacturer born in the town of feathers.
The company name "Nanga" comes from "Nanga Parbat" in the Himalayas.
Nanga Parbat is the 9th highest mountain in the world at an altitude of 8,126m, and is also feared as the "man-eating mountain", referring to the difficult-to-climb mountain that has caused many people to lose their lives. It embodies the founder Akira Yokota's idea of ``Let's do it because it's difficult, and climb where no one else can.''
NANGA's specialty is feathers.
With the know-how in selecting, washing, and managing feathers that we have cultivated over many years, we are able to continue producing warmer feather products.
