Danner 007 Tanicus Boot

James Bond required high-performance military boots for his latest adventure in the latest movie "No Time to Die," so the filmmakers turned to Danner to customize a version of its Tanicus model. The blacked-out military boots feature durable suede and ballistic nylon paired with a breathable mesh lining in an all-black finish. A 007 custom Vibram Tanicus outsole provides agent-approved traction in any environment, while an EVA midsole provides cushioning, and a special pentagonal lug pattern was applied for optimal traction on any terrain.

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