FIREFIGHTER Safety Boot
Introducing the ultimate in protection and durability, the FIREFIGHTER Safety Boot is designed for those who face the toughest conditions. Engineered with a waterproof and heat-resistant vulcanised rubber upper, this boot is perfect for rescue and emergency teams. It features a steel toe cap and midsole for maximum safety, along with a breathable insole for comfort. The tractor tread sole is fire-resistant, anti-acid, wearproof, and provides excellent slip resistance, making it an essential piece of gear for any demanding environment.
Key Features
- Upper Material: Vulcanised heat-resistant rubber with handles
- Reinforcement: Ankle and heel areas
- Lining: Heavy-duty canvas cotton
- Toecap: Steel
- Anti-Penetration Protection: Steel midsole
- Insole: Anatomic and breathable
- Sole: Rubber tractor tread, fire-resistant, anti-acid, wearproof, anti-slip, heat resistant, and insulating
Certification
The FIREFIGHTER Safety Boot complies with the following standards:
- EN 15090 (Firefighting footwear): Ensures the boot is suitable for firefighting activities, providing protection against heat and flames.
- EN ISO 20345 (Safety footwear): Guarantees the boot meets safety requirements for impact resistance, penetration resistance, and slip resistance.
Specifications Table
| Collection | Shoe & Boot |
|---|---|
| Flame Retardant | Yes |
| Chemical Resistant | Yes |
| High Visibility | No |
| EN Standard | EN 15090, EN ISO 20345 |
| Seasonality | All-Season |
| Color | Black, Yellow |
| Shoe Options | Abrasion Resistant, Antistatic, Breathable, Chemical Resistant, Cut Resistant, Heat Resistant, Insulated, Oil Resistant, Puncture Resistant, Scuff Resistant, Shock Absorbing, Slip Resistant, Waterproof |
| Shoe Type | High |
| Type of Nose | Steel |
| Workshoe Safety Classes | S5: S4 puncture-resistant sole |
| EN Extra Features | CI: Cold insulation, HI: Heat insulation, HRO: Heat-resistant outsole, P: Penetration resistant, SR: Slip resistant, WR: Water resistant |
Instructions and Care
- Ideal for firefighting teams, forestry, gardening, maintenance of green spaces, installers, and electricians.
- Store the footwear in a cool, dry place away from heat sources and direct light.
- Ensure the footwear is in good condition before use. Replace if damaged.
- Clean the footwear with a soft brush and water.
