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Nike Air Zoom Pegasus Trail 3 Running Shoes

These lightweight running shoes feature a synthetic upper and rubber outer sole designed for trail running, with provisions for cleat-like traction lugs. They qualify as sports footwear under HTS 6402.19.70 due to their design for sporting activity and value between $6.50 and $12 per pair. The outer sole's rubber provides the greatest ground contact area.

Import Duty Rates by Country of Origin

Origin CountryMFN RateCh.99 SurchargesTotal Effective Rate
🇨🇳China17%+20.0%37%
🇲🇽Mexico17%+10.0%27%
🇨🇦Canada17%+10.0%27%
🇩🇪Germany17%—17%
🇯🇵Japan17%+40.0%57%

More Specific Codes

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Alternative Classifications

This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.

6402.99Lower: 32.5% vs 37%

If not designed for a specific sporting activity

Non-sports footwear with rubber/plastics uppers and soles falls under 6402.99, as it lacks provisions for spikes/cleats or sports-specific design per subheading note.

6403.19.70Lower: 20% vs 37%

If upper primarily leather by external surface area

Chapter note 4(a) bases upper material on greatest visible external area; leather uppers shift to Chapter 64 heading 6403.

6402.19.90Lower: 29% vs 37%

If valued over $12/pair

Value-based subheading; exceeding $12/pair moves to higher value bracket within same sports footwear category.

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Import Tips & Compliance

• Verify footwear meets sports definition by documenting design for sporting activity and traction features like cleats or lugs

• Provide commercial invoice showing unit value clearly between $6.50-$12/pair to avoid reclassification to higher/lower value subheadings

• Conduct material testing for upper (greatest external surface) and sole (ground contact) to confirm rubber/plastics dominance