Mephisto
Mephisto Rainbow Heritage in Chestnut
£179.00
Mephisto
Mephisto Rainbow Heritage in Chestnut
£179.00
Mephisto Rainbow is the model that made Mephisto famous. It is a wide shoe for high arch. The insoles are removable. The soles are made of 100% rubber, have a perfect profile and are almost indestructible. Very suitable for heavy jobs. Lining is also fully of leather. Unique Mephisto Soft-Air technology delivers exceptional comfort.
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