Timberland PRO Boondock Men's 6" Waterproof Composite Toe Safety Boot A11UT- black
6 Regular price $259.99Model A11UT
Composite plate safety shoes offer lightweight, metal-free puncture resistance.
Safety shoes with a composite toe are lighter weight and metal-free, while still providing all the protection of a steel toe.
The CSA White rectangle with orange Greek letter omega - indicates soles that provide resistance to electric shock. Such certified footwear contains a sole and heel design assembly that, at the point of manufacturing, has electrical insulating properties to withstand 18,000 Volts and a leakage current not exceeding 1mA for 60 seconds.
The CSA Green Triangle indicates sole puncture protection with a Grade 1 Protective toe to withstand impacts up to 125 joules. Sole puncture protection is designed to withstand a force of not less than 1200 Newtons.
Description
Timberland Pro's Men's Leather 6" Boondock Composite Toe Safety Boots feature lightweight cushioning, a waterproof membrane to keep you dry, and a slip-, oil- and abrasion-resistant TPU outsole. All-weather thermal plastic urethane (TPU) outsole features a low-temperature formulation to maximize traction on cold surfaces and extend flexibility in cold environments
These waterproof boots also feature composite safety toes, lightweight cushioning and rugged lug outsoles engineered to perform on ice and slippery terrain. Combination three-quarter Goodyear welt/cement heel construction.
The outsole features deep lugs for traction in mud and snow, is slip-resistant and features oil resistance; oil resistant per SATRA TM 63 and heat resistant up to 248 degrees Fahrenheit/120 degrees Celsius using EN/ISO 20344:2004.
Features
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Upper: Premium waterproof leather with waterproof membrane
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Lining: Mesh lining with anti-microbial treatment for odor control
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Outersole: Dual density lug TPU outsole
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Midsole: Lightweight, cushioning PU midsole
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Footbed: Dynamic anti-fatigue technology footbed
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Size Range: 7-11, 12, 13, 14, 15
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Profession: Heavy industrial