Product Description

Worx 6" Steel Toe Electrical Hazard Boots... top - quality, rough - and - tumble Boots! No one said the job was easy... just that it had to be done! These Boots are ready for your hard-working day! Built with durable cement construction, these Boots will hold up against the daily grind. Full-grain tumbled black leather looks good and is extremely tough so you can wear them for years! A non-metallic shank provides rock-solid stability when you're up on ladders or rooftops. The rest: Steel toe rated F 2413-05, M I/75 C/75, electrical hazard; Superior slip-resistant rubber StarGrip non-marking outsole; Removable polyurethane footbed offers unbeatable comfort; Each boot weighs approx. 33 oz.; State Size. Knock out that "honey-do" list and daily tasks with Worx. Order Now! Worx 6" Steel Toe Electrical Hazard Boots

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #32853 in Shoes
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• Brand: WORX by Red Wing Shoes
• Fabric type: leather

Features

• Direct-attach constuction for long lasting durability
• Oil and slip resistant ENDURANCE Multitrac sole
• Removable insole

Amazon.com Product Description
Get the job done in this 6" boot from WORX by Red Wing. Supple leather, breathable linings, and thick padding work together to keep you comfortable from sun-up to sun-down, while a steel toe, slip-resistant outsole, and sturdy, padded shaft afford added security and support.

From the Manufacturer
WORX by Red Wing Shoes offers a full line of footwear products for blue-collar workers who want a boot that is built right and priced right. From steel toe work boots, SD rated athletic shoes, slip resistant footwear for the restaurant/hospitality worker, and everything in between, WORX has got you covered.

Customer Reviews

Nice boots, HORRIBLE laces
I like the boots, but I've never seen a worse pair of shoe laces! After two months the shoe laces turned into this snagging mess of white cords and black twine. The lace is a jet black webbing around a very strong white inner cord, but too soon the outer black part had holes wore in it and the white cord would loop out at odd intervals. Tying the things became a pain and they were always threatening to snag on items in the environment. Oh and they looked real dorky too. You'd think the world would have mastered shoe lace technology by now. Anyway, still a good pair of dressier looking boots, but buy a GOOD pair of 60 inch laces to go with them.