Thorogood Men's American Heritage 11 Trail Crazyhorse Safety Toe Pull-on Wellington

The Thorogood American Heritage Wellingtons are crafted with meticulous attention to detail by skilled workers at the brand's US plants, using a combination of American-made and globally sourced components. These steel-toe boots are designed to protect your feet from on-site impact and compression hazards, while keeping them light and flexible for optimal comfort and performance.

The boots feature a MAXWEAR 90™ TRACTION OUTSOLE WITH HEEL that flexes better than other work boot outsoles, absorbing impacts and safeguarding your feet and ankles while working on loose gravel, wet, or oily surfaces. The outsole is engineered to be slip-resistant, meeting ASTM F3445-21 industry standards for work boot soles.

Adding to the boots' durability and dependability, the Goodyear Storm Welt Construction provides superior wear resistance and a moisture-tight seal between the upper and midsole, ensuring these work boots are built to last. The composite shank construction endows them with the necessary flex and strength to maintain their shape under heavy use, while the 11-inch flexible ankle support keeps you secure and stable.

Cushioning and comfort are prioritized with the removable Ultimate Shock Absorption Footbed on the Poron Comfort Cushion Insole. Thorogood's dual-density cushioning system utilizes air-permeable open cells that resist moisture and absorb shock, creating one of the most comfortable men's work boots available.

Boasting electrical hazard (EH) resistance, these boots meet ASTM F2413-18 safety standards, protecting the wearer from electrical currents. The 100% leather outer material further enhances their durability and resilience.

The heritage and evolution of the Thorogood brand can be traced back to 1892, when Albert H. Weinbrenner, at just 27 years old, opened a cobblery in Milwaukee, partnering with Joseph Peffer to serve the "Jobbing" trades. Over the decades, the company has weathered numerous milestones, including:

• Forming the Albert H. Weinbrenner Co. in 1900
• Printing its first catalog in 1916, with more leather cutting machines than any other US company
• Introducing the "Job-fitted" concept in 1917 and becoming a major supplier of boots to the US Army during World War I
• Taking its first steps into safety footwear production in 1938
• Converting to all-military footwear during World War II, producing combat and dress styles
• Organizing under the International Boot & Shoe Workers Union in 1943, while maintaining an outstanding relationship with management
• Introducing the iconic Hike n' Camp boot, the company's best-selling model, in 1964
• Being purchased by a local group including six employees in 1988, leading to the creation of the ThoroGard high-tech occupational safety footwear division
• Becoming employee-owned through an ESOP in 2000
• Donating 500 pairs of boots to Ground Zero workers after 9/11
• Launching the 1892 Heritage line of handcrafted lifestyle boots in 2014
• Celebrating its 125th and 130th anniversaries in 2017 and 2022, respectively, with renewed commitments to domestic manufacturing and expansion.

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