Men's Rhyodomo Sneaker Boots from Finish Line

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Product Details

Web ID: 10471887

Lace up in the Nike men's Rhyodomo sneaker boots when inclement weather is on the way and experience comfort and style in the wettest conditions. Built to get you through the rain, slush, sleet and snow, these sneaker boots don't compromise style for functionality.

  • Product Features

    • Durable upper is water-resistant, protecting you from the elements
    • Genuine and synthetic leather upper
    • Metal lace clasps and stitched overlays offer durability and a premium look
    • Heel ridges allow you to kick off these sneaker boots with your opposite toe
    • ACG logo at the tongue
    • Aggressive notched outsole for traction and grip on a variety of surfaces
    • Style number - BQ5239
    • Men's athletic footwear from Finish Line
    • Leather Upper, Rubber Sole
    • Wipe Clean
    • Imported

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2.8/5

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3 years ago
from Miramar , FL

Not for people with fat feet. But love the look of them just wish it was a wide fit.

Customer review from Nike

4 years ago
from Cincinnati , OH

Almost perfect

Overall great shoe, wish they were more comfortable but maybe I just have to break them in more.

Customer review from Nike

4 years ago

These are the so clean

I hate snowboots. They look ugly, usually. These have so much style and function. Great support and very comfortable. You must cop these!

Customer review from Nike

5 years ago
from Carlisle, PA

Focus on Supply Chain!!!

Why does Nike advertise shoes that only come in two small sizes? Is it a perpetual supply chain problem or an uncoordinated advertising campaign or both? Maybe Nike should focus less on virtue signaling and more on their basic business processes.

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