Features:

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  Fuel-Oil Resistant Sole

  Fuel and Oil refers to the resistance of the outsole to NOT absorb caustic compounds such as oil and gas. These materials can react to certain outsole compounds…, like PU. So when we build the shoe to be in those environments, we think about the outsole material and how it is attached to the upper. This is key for the OIL/GAS industry and workers out on the drilling rigs and refineries.

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  Anti-Static Footwear

  Safety footwear constructed with protective features such as anti-static resistance that lies less than or equal to 35 Megohm, as defined in EN61340-4-3

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  Steel Safety Toe

  Safety footwear constructed with metallic protective safety toe caps designed to give the wearer protection against impact and compression, as defined by EN ISO… 20345 Tables 1, 2 and 16.

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  Heel Energy Absorption

  Safety footwear constructed to allow for energy absorption of the seat region of minimum 20 J, as defined in EN ISO 20345 6.2.4.

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  Heat-Resistant Outsole

  Solid rubber sole design and Timberland PRO® rubber compound combine to have a resistance to hot contact that shall not melt and shall not develop any cracks, a…s defined in EN ISO 20345 6.4.4.

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  Puncture-Resistant Outsole

  Safety footwear constructed with a component placed in the sole to provide protection against penetration, as defined in EN ISO 20345 6.2.1.

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  Slip Resistance On Ceramic And Steel

  SLIP RESISTANCE ON CERAMIC TILE FLOOR WITH SLS AND SLIP RESISTANCE ON STEEL FLOOR WITH GLYCEROL (SRC). Footwear constructed with slip resistant properties, in a…ccordance to EN ISO 20344 5.3.5.

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  Water Resistance

  Footwear constructed with highly water-resistant upper materials, as defined in EN ISO 20345 6.3.1.