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Men's Skechers Afterburn M.Fit 2.0 Zibiax
$99.99
Color:
Charcoal Orange (Grey)
(Width M)
Size:
Tackle tough jobs and rugged trails with the Skechers Work™: After Burn M.Fit 2.0 - Zibiax Mid Steel Toe Hiker.
Built for durability and all-day comfort, this lace-up boot features a sturdy leather, synthetic, and mesh upper for breathability and support. The steel safety toe meets ASTM standards for impact and compression protection, while the puncture-resistant insole and Electrical Hazard (EH) safe design provide added security. A Skechers Air-Cooled Memory Foam® insole delivers plush cushioning, and the shock-absorbing midsole enhances comfort with every step. The Goodyear® Rubber Outsole offers reliable anti-slip traction in wet and dry conditions, making this a go-to choice for work and outdoor adventures alike.
Details
- Leather, synthetic, and mesh upper
- Steel toe meets ASTM F2413 impact and compression standards
- Skechers Air-Cooled Memory Foam® cushioned comfort insole
- Anti-slip Goodyear® Rubber Outsole under wet or dry conditions
- Puncture resistant insole
- Electrical Hazard (EH) safe design tested ASTM-F2413
- Lace-up hiking boot
- Sculpted shock-absorbing midsole
- 1 1/2-inch heel height
- Skechers® logo detail
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.
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.
Puncture Resisting - Puncture-resistant footwear is specialized safety footwear designed to protect the feet from puncture hazards, such as sharp objects, nails, glass shards, and other potential hazards that could penetrate the sole of the shoe. This type of footwear is particularly important in industries where workers may be exposed to such risks, including construction, manufacturing, waste management, and recycling.