Timberland PRO Men's TiTAN 6" Alloy Toe Work Boot - Coffee - TB026063214
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The classic TiTAN® work boots, with our ergonomically-designed PowerFit™ Comfort System uses compression-resisting, dual-density polyurethane footbeds and wider, roomier toe caps to help protect and cushion your feet during long days on the job. Starting with metal- and mutilation-free, premium Timberland® full-grain leather uppers, these alloy-toe boots feature cement construction for flexibility, electrical hazard protection, contoured shock-diffusion plates, cushioning polyurethane midsoles, and heat-, oil-, slip-, and abrasion-resistant, non-marking rubber outsoles for enhanced traction. Plus, their breathable, moisture-wicking linings are made of ReBOTL™ fabric containing at least 50% recycled plastic with an antimicrobial treatment for odor control.
Premium, soft full-grain leather for comfort and minimized break-in time
Alloy safety toe is shaped on TiTAN® last for lightweight protection and a superior fit
Cement construction for flexibility and reduced break-in time
Moisture-channeling spacer mesh comfort lining with antimicrobial treatment for odor control and dry feet
Nylon diffusion shank for structural support and torsional rigidity
Contoured open-cell polyurethane footbeds
New low-profile Timberland PRO® rubber outsole is abrasion-, slip- and oil-resistant
Single boot weight for size 9: 644 grams/1.42 pounds
Imported
ALLOY SAFETY TOE
Lightweight, asymmetrical-shaped toe cap. Meets US and Canadian safety standards including ASTM F2412-11 and ASTM F2413-11 I/75 and C/75 impact and compression safety standards and CAN/CSA-Z195-14 Grade 1.
ELECTRICAL HAZARD PROTECTION
Provides secondary underfoot protection against live electrical circuits, electrically energized conductors, parts or apparatus. Meets ASTM F2412-11, ASTM F2413-11 and ASTM F2892-11 standards.
POWERFIT™ COMFORT SYSTEM
A comfort system that uses ergonomically designed elements to supply movement and provide critical support for long-lasting comfort.
