80s Bunny Boots Size tagged 11N US fit oversize like - M's 11.5/12.5 W's 11/12

Crazy thrashed and aged condition with beautiful stains and patina throughout
I’m size 11 US and these fit me good with room to spare and layering up thick sock for cushion

Shows normal signs of wear including discoloration and fading.
These boots are meant to be worn over heavy socks.
Size 1-2 sizes up from your regular shoe size.
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Bunny Boots were the first footwear designed to withstand the cold for the US military, with the "Type I" model conceived during the Korean War. Named Mickey Mouse Boots due to their oversized aesthetic reminiscent of the beloved and enduring cartoon character's feet. The original design aimed for functionality: the boot weighed 1.25 kg, built to endure the harshest temperatures, down to -28.9 °C (-20 °F). However, during the Battle of Chosin in November to December 1950, the rubber sole design caused sweat to freeze inside, contributing to the frostbite deaths of many soldiers on the battlefield. To remedy this, the military had to rethink the design, producing the "Type II." The new boot, later dubbed White Bunny Boot, was heavier than Type I (40 lb or 0.22 kg) but capable of protecting soldiers from even more extreme cold—down to -65 °F (-54 °C). Designed with a vacuum-sealed construction, the boot repels air and moisture, ensuring dry and warm feet even in the most extreme conditions. The oversized silhouette allows for thick socks or insulating layers, and a depressurization valve ensures comfort during prolonged use. Additionally, many of the external graphic details, such as usage instructions and sizing, have been preserved over time as design elements.