Badger Boots Steel Toe
Badger Boots Steel Toe
The Badger works as hard as you to get the job done
Ultra comfortable Badger Boots™ are 100% waterproof and feature a breathable Neoprene upper with extra width in the calf for a relaxed fit. The steel toe version meets ASTM F2413 M/I/C EH and features a cushioned footbed to absorb impact shock and a steel shank for added arch support. The high-quality rubber outsole is abrasion resistant, remains flexible in cold temperatures and keeps feet protected.
Product Details:
- 15 inch height - Steel Toe
- ASTM F2413 M/I/C EH* for safety toe caps and Electrical Hazard protection
- Slip resistant per ASTM F3445, the standard specification as of July 2021
- Steel shank for added arch support
- Snugleg last design hugs the foot for all day working comfort
- Heel kick for easy hands-free removal
- Removable, cushioned insole helps wick moisture to keep feet warm and dry
- Self-cleaning cleated outsole provides traction on any surface
- Ultra comfortable, breathable upper with extra width in the calf for a relaxed fit
- Quality rubber, Neoprene and Airmesh construction is 100% waterproof and durable
Additional Information:
Ideal Applications:
Construction, municipalities, public works, transportation, utilities, farm and barn, agriculture, general industry
Chemical Resistance:
Acids, alkalies, alcohols, and dilute solutions of most chemicals that are water-soluble.
Warning:
*Boot shall withstand 18,000 volts at 60 HZ for 1 minute with no current flow or leakage current in excess of 1.0 milliamperes under dry conditions tested as per lab conditions in Test Method F2412. Electrical Hazard soles and heels are intended to reduce the hazards due to accidental contact with live electrical circuits, electrically energized conductors, parts or apparatus. Electrical Hazard soles and heels are not intended for wear in those work environments where volatile chemicals or explosives may be present, where conductive Footwear is required. Warning: Electric Hazard features of the soles and heels will deteriorate in wet environments, and when worn with excessive wear on the soles and heels. Not recommended for constant contact with petroleum and oil-based products.
*California residents: Proposition 65 warning.
- JMJustin M.1 year agoRated 5 out of 5 starsA Real Lightweight
"Flexible Neoprene Upper". This boot does sacrifice waterproofness in the upper; if a really-wateproof upper is what you need, well, Tingley (and others) have quite a few more-traditional *inflexible rubber upper* boots. The idea of this boot is 1) easy slip-on-&-off, and 2) a relatively thin profile -- which is nice, but would make for wickedly tough donning & doffing but for the fact that the upper is somewhat-elastic neoprene. Since the upper is so stretchy (relatively speaking), the manufacturer could afford to make it a "tighter cut" in the calf. That "tighter cut" [especially if you tuck your pants into the boots] leaves less room for (rain and) snow to fall into the boot. These badger boots re a horse of a different color; they march to the beat of their own drum, So, if you're happy with your old boots and are looking for a conservative upgrade, these might not be the best choice; these boots were designed with out-of-the-box thinking. Personally, I like them a lot. They are basically really realy tall "chelsea boots". I think it's a kick-ass design, and I'll be buying another pair, but I totally get Kern L.'s negative review; galoshes these sort of are not; measured as waterproof galoshes, I second his opinion that these fall flat. But if you want (maybe insulated, maybe safety-toe) grippy-soled almost-knee-high CHELSEA-BOOTS, well (as far as I've seen on my internet searches), those basically did not exist until the roll-out of ths badger-boot. In light of Kern L.'s…
- KLKern L.3 years agoRated 1 out of 5 starsSave your money
Within the first day my feet were wet. Not from sweat because it’s the winter and my feet are usually warm, my reasoning for going with the non insulated version. Now after two weeks of wearing them I can’t even brush off my truck before my feet are wet and cold. I even put them on the boot drier as soon as I get home from work. I am probably going to go back to my three year old leather boots because my feet stayed drier for a longer time than these rubber boots. Extremely disappointed in the quality. Probably the worst 160 dollars I’ve ever spent on a pair of footwear. I had high hopes too.