Timberland PRO Ridgework Composite Safety Toe Waterproof Mid

The Timberland PRO Ridgework Composite Safety Toe Waterproof Mid work boot will keep you protected, comfortable, and supported at a variety of work sites and on unpredictable surfaces. Style number: A1S5W001 (Black Ever-Guard Leather). Waterproof leather upper with waterproof membrane and Ever-Guard leather heel for abrasion resistance and dry foot environment. Designed specifically to fit women's feet comfortably. Breathable membrane helps protect from diseases caused by blood-borne pathogens. Work boot with composite safety toe with CarbonShield technology. Nylon, plastic or hidden eyelets reduce the chance of marking or scratching objects around you for a mutilation-free construction. Padded top collar and tongue for added comfort. Rubberized screenprint toe overlay. Cement construction for excellent durability and flexibility. Breathable mesh linings with treatment for odor control. Cushioned footbed with Dual-density Dynamic Anti-Fatigue technology absorbs shock and returns energy at key zones of the foot. Fiberglass shank for structural support. Contoured shock diffusion plates for added shock absorption. Stable Stride stability platform. Flat Timberland PRO rubber outsole is non-marking, slip, oil and abrasion-resistant and heat-resistant up to 572 degrees Fahrenheit using EN/ISO 20344:2004 (300C), it's tested to ASTM F2913-2019 Non-Slip Testing Standards. Lightweight, non-metallic composite safety toe resists corrosion and meets I/75 and C/75 impact compression, ASTM F2412-18a, and ASTM F2413-18 Electrical Hazard (EH) standards.

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