Thorogood Men's American Heritage Safety Toe Wellington

Product Details - Fabric type: 100% Leather - Origin: Made in the USA - Sole material: MAXWEAR 90™ TRACTION OUTSOLE WITH HEEL (flexes better than other work boot outsoles, absorbing impacts and protecting your feet and ankles while working on loose gravel and wet and oily surfaces) - Meets ASTM F3445-21 Slip Test Standards for work boot sole - Outer material: Leather

About this item - AMERICAN MADE with USA and globally sourced components by the skilled craftsmen and women at Thorogood's US plants - STEEL TOE BOOTS FOR MEN protect your feet from on-site impact and compression hazards, while the design keeps them light and flexible, making American Heritage Wellingtons some of the best safety toe boots for men with dangerous jobs. - Meets ASTM F2413-18 safety toe standards - EH RESISTANCE: These MAXWear 90 work boots meet ASTM F2413-18 electrical hazard resistance safety standards - REMOVABLE ULTIMATE SHOCK ABSORPTION FOOTBED on Poron Comfort Cushion Insole: Thorogood's dual-density cushioning uses air-permeable open cells that both resist moisture and absorb shock for the most comfortable mens work boot out there - GOODYEAR STORM WELT CONSTRUCTION provides superior wear resistance and moisture seal between upper and midsole making these extremely dependable, long-lasting, fully-serviceable work boots - COMPOSITE SHANK CONSTRUCTION gives these tough mens boots the flex and strength needed to maintain their shape under heavy duress, and 11-inch flexible ankle support keeps you secure up top

From the brand - Previous page: In 1892, Albert H. Weinbrenner opens a cobblery in Milwaukee with partner Joseph Peffer, serving "Jobbing" trades. - 1900: Albert H. Weinbrenner Co. is formed. - 1916: First catalog printed. Company has more leather cutting machines than any other in the U.S. - 1917: "Job-fitted" concept introduced. Weinbrenner is a major contributor of boots to the U.S. Army in WWI. - 1938: Company takes first steps into safety footwear production. - 1942: Company celebrates 50 years in business. Converts to all-military footwear for the duration of WWII, producing combat and dress styles. Military footwear also becomes popular with civilians. - 1943: Company workers organize under the International Boot & Shoe Workers Union. Management and workers continue an outstanding relationship through today. - 1964: The Official Boy Scout Boot: The Hike n' Camp is introduced with wedge sole and moccasin-style stitching. It becomes the company's best-selling boot of all time and is still available in its original design today. - 1988: Company purchased by a local group including six employees. "ThoroGard" division created, featuring high-tech occupational safety footwear. - 1992: Weinbrenner celebrates 100 years in business. "A Century of Lasting Quality" - 2000: Weinbrenner employees took ownership of the company through ESOP. - 2001: Within three days of the September 11 terror attacks, Weinbrenner donates 300 pairs of durable work boots to Ground Zero for those working in the rubble. Another 200 pairs followed. - 2014: 1892 Heritage line of handcrafted, lifestyle boots is introduced, built on the iconic No. 60 last. - 2017: Weinbrenner celebrates its 125th Anniversary. It is demonstrating a renewed commitment to upgrading and improving domestic facilities, machines, equipment, manufacturing methods, and computer systems/programs. - 2022: Weinbrenner celebrates 130 years as a company with the opening of a new factory in Merrill, WI and the launch of the first western wear product, Thorogood's Square Toe Wellingtons. - 2023: Sales continue to increase as Thorogood gains popularity and expands with many new styles on the horizon.

Next page Product Description SAFETY TOE BOOTS - All boots featuring a safety toe, either steel or composite, meet or exceed the falling IMPACT and COMPRESSION testing. - [I] IMPACT: Footwear retains a .500 inch (1/2 inch) for men's and .468 inch (15/32 inch) for women's or greater clearance after a nominal impact of 75 foot-pounds (101.7J), i.e., a 50-pound weight dropped, reaching 117.9 ± 2.4 inches per second velocity at impact. - [C] COMPRESSION: Footwear retains a .500 inch (1/2 inch) for men's and .468 inch (15/32 inch) for women's or greater clearance after a compression force of 2500 lbs. (11,121 N). ELECTRIC HAZARD - Constructed or manufactured with electric shock-resisting soles and heels capable of withstanding an application of 18,000 volts (root mean square (RMS) value) at 60 Hz for 1 minute, with no current flow or current leakage in excess of 1.0 milliamperes under dry conditions. SLIP-RESISTING - Footwear is tested for ASTM F3445-21 industry criteria for slip-resisting footwear. OIL-RESISTING - The outsole is designed to withstand or reduce damage due to oil.

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