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Men's Carolina 8 Inch Composite Toe Poplar Logger
$179.99
style
CA9853
20838
Color:
Brown
Width:
Size:
Get the job done with confidence and comfort with these hardworking 8” composite toe loggers on your feet.
Equipped with our OVERTIME™ comfort system for enduring support, they also include an oil-resisting rubber lug outsole with excellent traction.
Details
- Buster Dark Beige Leather Upper
- Composite Safety Toe Cap
- OVERTIME Comfort System
- Electrical Hazard Rated
- Triple-Rib Steel Shank
- Welt Construction
- Oil and Slip Resisting One Piece Rubber Lug Outsole
Composite Toe - Composite toe footwear is a type of safety footwear designed to protect the toes from potential hazards in various work environments. The term "composite" refers to the use of non-metallic materials, often a combination of materials like fiberglass, Kevlar, carbon fiber, or other reinforced plastics, to create the protective toe cap. Composite toe caps offer protection similar to steel or alloy toe caps but with the advantage of being lighter in weight.
Oil Resisting - Oil-resistant footwear is specialized footwear designed to provide protection and traction in environments where there is a risk of exposure to oils, greases, and other slippery substances. This type of footwear is commonly used in industries like manufacturing, automotive, food processing, and other settings where workers may encounter oily or greasy surfaces that could lead to slips and falls.
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.
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.