Items Tagged with 'Foot protection'

The FootRests 2.0 Six-Inch Waterproof Work Boot provides all-day comfort with its distinguishable elastic and cushioning properties. It features Xergy Technology, as well as an anti-fatigue forepart and heel for shock absorption and ultimate energy return.

The men’s Altman Boot features a classic wedge sole design and is an ideal option for roofing, assembly and indoor manufacturing applications. The boot features a full-grain leather upper with a welt construction for added durability.

The Heavy-Duty Boot Insole is designed to deliver custom comfort throughout the workday. Memory foam instantly forms to a worker’s foot for a personalized fit, while the gel heel cushion provides support and absorbs shock for unmatched all-day comfort.

The KEEN KONNECTFIT Heel Locking System provides a secure fit to better navigate the jobsite. The free-moving cord system allows a custom, foot-hugging fit every time.

Chore Max is the newest Muck Boot. With a new outsole designed for slip resistance and made of compounds that are resistant to oil, abrasions and cuts, the boot’s platform extends with uppers built for the toughest jobs.

The extraordinary sole design combined with a double-foamed midsole made of IMPULSE.FOAM in different densities make the Rush 2.0 Mid ideal for long workdays that involve lots of standing and walking.

ErgoShield is designed to position the foot correctly to achieve proper foot function while minimizing stress on the entire body.

The Due North Heavy Duty traction aid features 40% more natural rubber. This additional material provides enhanced cut and abrasion resistance while ensuring maximum performance for the life of the product.

Workbrutes G2 PVC Overboots have wider ball widths, higher toe boxes and overall larger proportions to better fit the larger types of footwear worn by workers in food processing, petrochemical refineries, concrete pouring, agricultural, large animal veterinary care and other applications.

When is torsional stability in a work boot most important?