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THK-1000 vs THK-1010: Taslan uppers, PVC or PU boots
Distinguish boot material by model code in khaki Taslan waders. See what to request when fabric mass has not been supplied.
Quick answer
THK-1000 has PVC boots; THK-1010 has PU boots, both with khaki Taslan uppers. Fabric mass for the Taslan uppers has not been supplied. Both models have 10 units per carton.
PU boots do not mean PU upper fabric
Read the uppers and boots as separate components. PU on THK-1010 refers to boot material. Do not transfer mass or breathability assumptions from PU raincoat fabric to these waders. Assess boot size and upper-body fit separately.
Retain the selected model in an enquiry
Open the correct model on the family page and inspect every boot view. Reed-pattern STHK-1010 is another PVC-boot option. Sending the code with boot size, torso requirements and intended use keeps khaki versus reed and PVC versus PU distinctions clear.
- Fabric: Taslan; boots: PVC or PU for the selected model.
- Request confirmation when a specification requires fabric mass.
Current model data and technical sources
This table uses the same data as product pages and model TDS documents. Fabric mass is in g/m², not finished product weight. Missing fields require confirmation.
| Model / collection | Materials and fabric mass | Sizes / packing | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| STHK-1010 | Upper fabric: Taslan fabric Boot material: PVC boots | 40–46 10 units | Model TDS Care instructions |
| THK-1000 | Upper fabric: Taslan fabric Boot material: PVC boots | 40–46 10 units | Model TDS Care instructions |
| THK-1010 | Upper fabric: Taslan fabric Boot material: PU boots | 40–46 10 units | Model TDS Care instructions |
Can a fabric mass be stated for THK-1010?
Not until a confirmed value is supplied. An unknown value is not zero and must not be copied from another product.
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