ARIAT MEN’S COMPOSITE TOE WORKHOG BOOTS
The Ariat Men’s Workhog Boots are tough for the long day’s
work. These boots feature ATS Max technology, which provides
another level of stability to Ariat’s comfortable and supportive ATS
technology platform. Made with premium full-grain leather, these
boots promise comfort and durability with waterproof construction,
self-cleaning, non-tracking outsole tread design, and oil resisting
and slip resisting Duratread outsole for superior performance.
• ATS Max: provides an extra level of stability to our comfortable,
supportive ATS technology platform
• Premium full grain leather
• 11 inch height with 6-row stitch pattern
• Mesh lined
• Waterproof Pro construction with waterproof full-grain leather
• ATS footbed provides superior stability and cushioning
• Stability chassis promotes proper gait cycle
• Shock absorbing EVA midsole provides cushioning for enhanced
comfort
• Oil resisting and slip resisting Duratread outsole provides
maximum wear resistance
• Self-cleaning, non-tracking outsole tread design
• 90 degree heel
$194.99
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SAFETY TOE MYTHS:
So, we have talked about the real differences
in safety toes, but there is a commonly held
belief about the safety of steel/alloy vs comp
in electrical environments that is a myth—
and needs be to touched on.
Believe it or not, the material of a toe has nothing to do with the
electrical hazard rating of a boot. While it may seem logical to believe
boots with metal toes would conduct electricity and be unsafe, this is
inaccurate and, furthermore, the ATSM standards don’t even address
the material of the toe as being a factor.
Why is that? Because the actual toe insert sits on the top of the outsole
which insulates it from the floor. There are a handful of specs and
requirements that a boot must meet in order to be EH rated, but toe
material is not one of them.
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