SAFETOE Safety Chainsaw Cut Protection Boots Class 1 with Genuine Cow Heavy Duty Steel Toe Leather Memory Foam Insoles Woodcut Construction Work

Product description

• 【Professional Chainsaw Protection】 – Chainsaw Safety Boots upper made of full grain buffalo cow leather with Instep /leg,vamp/quarter,Logging Boot tongue integrates 5-layer Kevlar lining, certified to EN ISO 20345:2011 & EN 17249 Class 1 (20 m/s) standard.
• This specialized barrier is designed to resist accidental chainsaw contact at the critical lower leg area 【Core Foot Armor】 – Woodcutting Work Boots Features a sturdy Steel Toe Cap meeting impact/compliance standards and a Kevlar Midsole for puncture resistance.
• Guards against heavy falling limbs, rolling logs, and sharp ground debris like broken branches and spikes.This ultra chainsaw steel toe boots are designed with anti-chainsaw features as well as fashion look.
• Lumbering boots boots work great in forest lumbering activities that require durable wearing and long lasting 【Jungle-Terrain Outsole 】– Logging Work Boots PU/Nitrile rubber compound offers superior slip, oil, and hydrolysis resistance.
• Deep, multi-directional lugs provide tenacious grip on wet logs, muddy slopes, and uneven forest floors, ensuring stable footing in challenging environments 【All-Weather Guard & Comfort 】– Water-resistant full-grain leather upper sheds moisture.
• Removable and shock-absorbing memory foam insole,breathable lining make this black &orange safety boots more sweat releasing and quick-drying, keeps your feet dry and all day comfort.
• Work boots Orange fabric enhance visibility at dawn/dusk 【Professional Certification & Build】 – Built to rigorous CE & ASTM safety standards (including chainsaw protection).
• The robust leather construction, reinforced stitching, and oil-resistant components are engineered for the daily abrasion and demanding conditions of professional logging.5-layer Kevlar chainsaw protection in the tongue to the deep-lugged, hydrolysis-resistant outsole that grips like roots on wet bark, every detail addresses a real forest hazard