Feature
●Rubber sole
●Shaft measures approximately 6" from arch
●Boot opening measures approximately 15.6" around
●【Electrical Hazard】: Identifies secondary protection against incidental contact with electrical circuits of 18,000 volts or less under dry conditions. Safety Toe EH styles meet ASTM F2413-18 EH standards.
●【Steel Shank】: The shank of steel material provides stability for the arch of the foot for and relieves the fatigue of the arch of the foot.
●【Incredibly Durable】Goodyear Welt Construction is the toughest shoe construction ever invented. It’s the best choice for Industrial Construction Workers, Contractors, Home Builders, Electricians, Yard Jobs. Rubber outsole delivers stability on walking any kind terrains.
●【Break In Free】 The Rockrooster Underwood working boots for men offer a wide profile shape to suit your foot, and there won’t occur the kind of fore foot pain. It appears that this safety boot will only need a minimal break-in period to get that ultimate comfort.
●【Worry-free Warranty】30 days worry-free money back, if a defect occurs in a RockRooster branded footwear product as the result of normal use within 180 days, we will replace the product. If you need to exchange or return the boots, just let us know, Day or night, when we are up, we will respond the mail for any concerns.
[Steel Toecap | Ap9954]
[Soft Toe | Ap9951]
[Steel Toecap | Ap9952]
Description
ROCKROOSTER
ROCKROOSTER brand occupational work boots have been keeping hard-working Americans safe and comfortable since 1980. Established originally in Tasmania, Australia, Rock Rooster started off as a leather shoe manufacturer, but soon after discovered the market demand for high quality personal protective footwear for loggers, farmers, miners, etc.
Since then Rock Rooster has strived to produce top quality footwear that protects your feet while keeping it comfortable.
Comfort Memo
Rockrooster took 5 years to develop a patented anti-fatigue insole technology, in terms of cushioning, support, etc., to comfort foot fatigue caused by long-term walking
