Men's Justin Flash 11" Waterproof Steel Toe
$167.00
Color:
Pecan (Brown)
Width:
Size:
Built to be stronger than the worksite.
Featuring waterproof cowhide leather and a steel square toe, this 11” Flash has everything you need for the toughest worksites out there. With a rubber outsole that gives the traction you need and Safety features meeting ASTM F2413 safety footwear standards, this is your new everyday work boot.
Details
- Upper: Full Grain Leather
- Lining: Woven
- Insole: Removable Insert
- Toe Shape: Square
- Construction: Cement
- Outsole: Rubber
- Safety Features: EH, Steel Toe, Oil and Slip Resisting, ASTM F2413 rated
Electrical Hazard - Electrical Hazard footwear is designed to impede the flow of electricity through the shoe and to the ground, reducing the likelihood of electrocution, in accordance with ASTM F2413-11.
Slip Resisting - Slip-resistant footwear, also known as non-slip footwear or anti-slip footwear, is specially designed to provide enhanced traction and stability on slippery surfaces, reducing the risk of slips and falls. This type of footwear is essential in industries and work environments where workers are exposed to wet, oily, greasy, or otherwise slippery floors, such as hospitality, healthcare, food service, and manufacturing.
Waterproof - Waterproof footwear is designed to prevent water from entering the interior of the shoe or boot, keeping the wearer's feet dry and comfortable in wet and damp conditions. This type of footwear is commonly worn in various work environments, outdoor activities, and recreational settings where exposure to rain, mud, puddles, and wet surfaces is likely.
Steel Toe - Steel toe footwear, also known as steel-toed boots or safety boots, is a type of safety footwear that incorporates a reinforced protective cap made of steel in the toe area. This toe cap is designed to provide protection against impact, compression, and other potential hazards in various work environments. Steel toe footwear is commonly worn in industries where there is a risk of heavy objects falling on the feet or where protection against crushing injuries is essential.
