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Plain and urban style

VIKING has a long history of more than 100 years since its establishment, and many people appreciate its ease of wear and high functionality so much that even farmers, fishermen, forestry workers, and explorers are patronizing them, and it is also a pioneer of outdoor shoes that was quick to incorporate Gore-Tex into shoes technology.

Side Gore Rain Boots are boots for both sunny and rainy days that provide comfortable walking with reliable grip, durability, and waterproofness, not only in rainy days but also in travel destinations rich in nature and in places where ordinary sneakers would be slippery.

Rubber boots characterized by material and wearability

The Gyda side gore rain boot is a sleek, mid-length rain boot. Viking has a long history with natural rubber, and is a brand that is very particular about and skilled in handling natural rubber. The use of highly flexible rubber allows for an optimum fit, which improves the foot transport and allows for a light, sneaker-like gait.
The EVA insole provides excellent cushioning and can be removed from the boot to allow moisture inside to dry after use, which helps prevent odors.

The slightly larger opening allows for easy entry from the toe. This eliminates the need to put on wet rain boots on a rainy day with your hands, eliminating that little bit of stress. The color is matte black, which gives a solid impression, and the heel is a few centimeters high, so they match your daily outfits without being too close to the outdoor atmosphere.

A pioneer in the shoe industry that has accompanied the history of Norway

VIKING, founded in 1920 in Norway, is one of the oldest brands in Norway. From an early stage after its founding, the company focused on rubber development and created a highly waterproof rubber product called "Galosh." Due to its long history, the company is deeply involved in Norway's industrial history, and has developed a wide variety of rubber products such as automobile/bicycle tires, rubber flooring, hot water bottles, and school bags. In the 1930s, the company grew to have the largest factory in Norway.

As times progressed and trends changed, we began to focus on manufacturing shoes, leveraging our experience in producing a wide variety of products. The ski shoes developed in the 1940s were well-received, with many positive points such as ``warm and comfortable,'' ``non-slip sole and excellent fit,'' and ``soft comfort that lasts even in severe cold without the need for lubricant.'' It captured the hearts of people.

After that, Viking boots became popular in various industries, including rubber boots called ``Churoks'' that are now familiar throughout Scandinavia, hiking boots that were highly praised by directors of trekking associations, and soccer shoes that were loved by soccer players. . In the late 1990s, while there were still few shoe manufacturers using GORE-TEX in their shoes, GORE-TEX was used in the hunting boots "Crosser." We actively develop not only shoes for adults but also shoes for children, and although we are a pioneer in the shoe industry, we always maintain a humble attitude and continue to create innovative products.