The Premiere 2852 is built with a 69 Support Rating.
a. Asymmetrical interior ankle pads wrap anatomically around the foot for customized fit and comfort
b. Ankle punch outs that are molded into the design
c. Split leather reinforcements are alternated with Jackson’s Heat Moldable materials to provide better support and strength while remaining fully heat moldable; customization in minutes!
d. Increased wrap over instep for better fit, control & security. Combined with the Jackson Flex Notch, the boot remains wrapped tight around the lower leg/ankle for unmatched support!
e. Durable leather upper has remarkable flexibility, versatility, and strength
f. Specially designed covered tongue with soft top-line for improved comfort & air flow
g. Non-abrasive microfiber
lining is breathable &
comfortable
h. Soft collar & u-shaped cuff allows for maximum flexibility without losing support
The Fusion Sole is constructed from lightweight nylon composite, which is torque resistant and waterproof. A rubber inlay provides non-slip blade mount and superior shock absorption.
Leather Carbon Fiber (LCF) sole is 15% lighter than traditional leather Leather Cork Composite (LCL) soles. They also are water & torque resistant and the bottom rubber layer provides non-slip blade mount.
SHOCK ABSORPTION AT ITS FINEST
Each 2000 Series Boot comes standard with our new ProForm Insole. Designed around premium shock absorption, ProForm Insoles are constructed from Poron throughout the entire footbed.
The EVA base layer cushions provide a stable platform and there is an extra Poron heel insert for additional shock absorption on landings. A supportive arch and final touch of a non-stick cover provides easy fitting.
The Fusion Sole is constructed from lightweight nylon composite, which is torque resistant and waterproof. A rubber inlay provides non-slip blade mount and superior shock absorption.
The Premiere 2852 is available in the following sizes:
Sizes: Men's 6 - 12, 13 Widths: M & W
Custom options available, contact your local dealer for more.
