Thorogood 6 Inch Steel Toe Work Boots for Men - Full-Grain Leather, Slip-Resistant Outsole, Comfort Insole; EH Rated

Product Details: - Thorogood's moc toe work boots are made of durable full-grain leather, ensuring both comfort and resilience during tough jobs. - Available in Tobacco (804-4200), Trail Crazyhorse (804-4575), and Midnight Black (804-6201). - These boots are American made, with components sourced from the USA and globally, by skilled craftsmen and women at Thorogood's plants. - The sole is made of MaxWear Wedge™ traction outsole, which offers better flexibility compared to other work boot outsoles. It absorbs impacts, protecting your feet and ankles while working on challenging surfaces, such as loose gravel and wet and oily areas. The outsole meets ASTM F3445-21 slip-resistance standards. - The outer material of these boots is leather.

About this Item: - The steel toe feature in these boots protects your feet from impact and compression hazards at work. They are designed to be lightweight and flexible, making them ideal for men with dangerous jobs. These boots meet ASTM F2413-18 safety toe standards. - The MaxWear Wedge traction outsole provides excellent flexibility, absorbs impacts, and offers protection on difficult surfaces. It meets ASTM F3445-21 slip-resistance standards. - These MaxWear Wedge work boots also meet ASTM F2413-18 electrical hazard resistance safety standards. - The removable Ultimate Shock Absorption footbed, with Poron Comfort Cushion Insole, provides dual-density cushioning. It uses air-permeable open cells that wick away moisture and absorb shock, ensuring maximum comfort all day long.

From the Brand: - 1892: Albert H. Weinbrenner opens a cobblery in Milwaukee at 27 years old, serving "Jobbing" trades with his partner, Joseph Peffer. - 1900: Albert H. Weinbrenner Co. is established. - 1916: The company prints its first catalog and becomes the largest owner of leather cutting machines in the U.S. - 1917: The "Job-fitted" concept is introduced, and Weinbrenner becomes a major supplier of boots to the U.S. Army during WWI. - 1938: The company enters the safety footwear production industry. - 1942: The company celebrates its 50th anniversary and shifts to producing military footwear for the duration of WWII. Military-style footwear becomes popular among civilians as well. - 1943: Employees organize under the International Boot & Shoe Workers Union, leading to a long-lasting positive relationship between management and workers. - 1964: The Hike n' Camp boot, with its wedge sole and moccasin-style stitching, is introduced as the Official Boy Scout Boot. It becomes the company's best-selling boot and is still available today. - 1988: The company is purchased by a local group, and the "ThoroGard" division is created, specializing in occupational safety footwear. - 1992: Weinbrenner celebrates its 100th anniversary with the theme, "A Century of Lasting Quality." - 2000: Weinbrenner becomes an employee-owned company through an ESOP. - 2001: Following the September 11 terror attacks, Weinbrenner donates 300 pairs of work boots to Ground Zero workers in the rubble. - 2014: The handcrafted lifestyle boots under the 1892 Heritage line are introduced, built on the iconic No. 60 last. - 2017: Weinbrenner celebrates its 125th anniversary and renews its commitment to upgrading and improving domestic facilities, machines, equipment, manufacturing methods, and computer systems/programs. - 2022: Weinbrenner celebrates its 130th anniversary with the opening of a new factory in Merrill, WI, and introducing Thorogood's Square Toe Wellingtons as their first western wear product. - 2023: Sales continue to grow as Thorogood gains popularity, with many new styles on the horizon.

Next Page: Product Description: - All boots with a safety toe (either steel or composite) meet or exceed impact and compression testing standards. - Impact: The boots retain at least 0.5 inches for men's and 0.468 inches for women's after a nominal impact of 75 foot-pounds, dropped at a velocity of 117.9 ± 2.4 inches per second. - Compression: The boots retain at least 0.5 inches for men's and 0.468 inches for women's after a compression force of 2500 lbs. - The boots are constructed or manufactured with electric shock-resisting soles and heels that can withstand 18,000 volts at 60 Hz for 1 minute without any current leakage exceeding 1.0 milliamperes under dry conditions. - The footwear meets ASTM F3445-21 criteria for slip-resisting footwear. - The outsole is designed to withstand or reduce damage caused by oil.

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