Nike SFB Tactical Boots
by Eugene Kan, March 11, 2009

Looking to innovate and push the envelope for all aspects of athletics and physical activities that require the utmost in performance, Nike unveil their SFB. The project comes to fruition after four years of work. Inspired by Nike founder and Oregon Track & Field Coach Bill Bowerman’s time in the 10th Mountain Division of the US Army, the Innovation Kitchen on the guidance of Tobie Hatfield set out to honor their founding father. Goals of building a lighter, more breathable but still protective piece of footwear became the focus. This technical marvel has resulted in technologies such as Natural Motion Cushioning unit for improved support and speed as well as agile performance. For great grip, Sticky Rubber forefoot lugs are strategically mapped out for the necessary agility and traction in uncertain terrain. With its armed forces goal, the boot also comes complete with a “puncture and laceration resistant thermoplastic forefoot shield and genuine leather with Kevlar sheath”. All in all the boot also boasts the ability to be considered one of the lightest and fastest drying boots of its kind on the planet.





jaltona must be a poser – since it takes one to know one
these boots have been in theater globally for 2+yrs, kicking a$$
i got mine at http://www.nikestore.com/sf – but posers need not apply
i’m currently in the desert rite now and i would not wear these! They look too thin and i’m all about ankle support!
You can get them at Nike.com but they only got 10 and up
You got a link cause i just did a search and nothing…
They are available in black and they are already available for $130 from NDC
What!!! wheres the swoosh? i would buy these only if they made em in black…
they should do a Tapout x Monster energy drink x Kswiss boot, military would eat that up!
seem better than the converse ones
This thing is a joke. There’s no way any self respecting soldier would rock these. The Nike Free sole wouldn’t hold up for a day in Iraq or Afganistan. Only Posers need apply……
These are gonna sell like Jordans when they hit the Base Exchange.
I’m not in the military any more, but I’d for sure rock these as some work boots. Where can I cop these and when?