Altama OTB Maritime Assault Low - Black

Maritime Assault Boot Built for Tactical Water Operations

The Altama OTB Maritime Assault Low delivers specialized performance for water-based missions. Designed with a fin-friendly fit that accommodates military dive fins worldwide, this boot combines quick-drying materials with tactical durability. The low-profile design reduces bulk while maintaining the support operators need for amphibious operations.

Key Features

• Fin-Friendly Fit: Accommodates military dive fins used worldwide without pressure points or binding
• Quick-Drying Construction: 1000D Cordura quarter panels shed water fast and resist abrasion from rough surfaces
• SEAL Rubber Outsole: Sticky compound originally developed for rock climbing, modified for wet tactical operations
• Water Management System: Front non-metallic drain ports allow water to exit when the boot flexes
• Full ABS Shank: One-piece construction provides stability for climbing caving ladders and uneven surfaces
• Non-Absorbing Insole: Ultron PU contoured insole repels water and maintains shape

Specifications

• Quarter Panels: 1000D Cordura
• Outsole: SEAL Rubber compound
• Shank: Full-length one-piece ABS
• Insole: Ultron PU contoured
• Lining: Air mesh
• Hardware: Non-shine rust-proof laces

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this boot work with standard military dive fins?

Yes, the OTB Maritime Assault Low uses a fin-friendly fit designed to accommodate dive fins used by militaries worldwide. The low-profile laces prevent pressure points during extended fin wear.

How does the boot handle water drainage?

The boot features front non-metallic drain ports that allow water to exit when you flex your foot. The Ultron PU insole does not absorb water, and the 1000D Cordura panels dry quickly after water operations.

What makes the SEAL Rubber outsole different?

SEAL Rubber was originally developed for rock climbing shoes and modified specifically for wet tactical operations. This creates one of the stickiest, highest-traction rubber compounds available for maritime missions.

Should I size up from my normal boot size?

Altama recommends going up one size if you normally wear a half size. This accounts for the fin-friendly fit and allows proper circulation during water operations.